Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
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SENATE CHAMBER, WushingtOM, 2

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 1 Fet ." raF .s tr-<a 2 April 5ih, 1884.
 Isupposs yOu'lt be all pretty considerable sruck up | when you come to see where nOw be, and sO I'ii jest tell you in short order possible, how il come about. a ' ff'.,4 t.'s tif| ,a-it.''ii
 Ever since wrote you that last letter ahout the ' RakOOO Story the Gineral Ielled me, and the Old Hen story Ielled him, ile folks about the Gineral
 haint given me no lime 10 eat or sleep. aud have
 Lad nigh upon the hull GOSernment to beat of; but long as had the GineGaL n,y side, ddn't care DOihin abnutit. But loiter day the Ginera he be. ] gaI shake tn the wind leele, and this was the cause Ont. He and me was siltin tkin over mat lers alone, and ren red hot shot at the opposition folks, and especially al Squire Riddle, when ieed ihe Gneral, says, Ginera. well enuf for ns tO talk AnuUg iola who come to see tur Il lA the naur of people to give one credit for h"nessy at least though he is wEong, f he Onay sesms Marm and deerniaed jest as you Was shee yoe Sgi 's aI that the D. troue all abOn inc country IS own lIo the Bank craapn folks. And With that reached down my slate and1 slo~ ed the Gineral Now, says l. here we lla, the Bank actually has beea en.i.n | ont more money since We took the deposltes away from il, uaH had lent aiore that time. The Giae- rat lie lookefoyer the fsers and sure enut there u was why, says Ie, M sJor Owisthist whatOn earil1 ihen .ays he, are people grnmbln at? All our folks tell me, says the Gneral that Riddle Is craMpn the people all ovef creation, and here now you show as clear as day lsh that tic ba": haunt screwed al all. Aud wiiR that the Ginersl he began 10 count oa his fugers and though he can sometimes hserout p!e- ty considerable tuf that way, ;his pnzsed I'nl amazingly. Soy.o rights, says he. MaJot what shen
  ral Isappose we shalt know now Plil'y snon There is a cog ousoine where,i says l; and as the Senhte Is oversawiu the mill perhaps they'll find Il. aud le us knsw; And 'he words w.rnt mass a,. .aa" pSt o
 though they had jest ben saaked through a gnlbie, hole aud they teIicd the Gi"erai tha. the Senate had jest past Cay's resolutions. It woni do np good to fell what followed but the Ginerai was loppin mad, and it was more than hOur aiore he go ihfew s!at-
 n tiags about. Aud Il was about ,l.e time when folks would be comp sisn the Gineral, jes! slep- I .n.. uinn t,,Rt Gr:l @ wa. hard a, work in < Cal,ins, Kounse. ..' .l'' sWhen got back fouid tic Giiierai w:sh pretty nigll all the blow ei tf, and u'em other s~o critters vyritia sorneiiiim out in itlie Globe next day. telled he GiMeral right oG-now, sa3s Gneral, we better keep tn eye on what We say ln
 rinI for we have trouble en with what we say here to iolks-tut says l. # we eo ao abns'o The Se"a's and put i, in print too, the Ieope may take s'"l agin us and puzzle us hereafter most tasily Aud with ilia, the Gineral got his seam up !" mnit-'"d ;e ield me if that was my notion better pacN u ana auilfur tie time had come for evry uab ip take lis own side, and if I .hought the Senate had more wisdom than he had must clear out. Yell, says !, Gnerai, had'n best call the hull Cainei togeiner ow this business Cabinet! aaS the GiBeaai, what more Go wan,a and with that he turned aud pin'ed to Kindle and Blair, and giS me look as black as ihunder. We'll. says I, that's es'ui--and as niM kept my bundle ready tor move Tor some dy past
 my ax hanle threw the upper knot, aud slnng the hull consarR over my shoslder aud was back agm m the Cabinet aure you could say Jack Robinsoh.
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 but aiore go-l should like to tell you soty--And the bes, ont Is, iint long One. says l. Aud SD ,e'd the Ginecas tlat snake story s1u'se Aeati me tell aiore. y1ow Mas once walk ja in field down .ese o Dowaissvie, and hearing clalier, and see- ia o one, but rights tindiO that it sl eeas from bg black snake ilaa half rod iong ai.s in'i sa, in .he head had led long epuf. and the .' ongh lu try it's iurm sl,e-and the head give u aud let the iail have his ~ay-and tfoiow'd on tO see how ihngs would work that ~ay--a"d so aiier goln aglh .i. al urit lhc laii tried to go threw stone icnce, aud gln am'd rigged aud twisted and screwed ahd conldn go on; aud the head of the snake wanteddo know what was the matter, and tsily Il didn't go threw, anu iha. he had gaoe threw the saine temce iweniy tunes
 ,le ,ail got J,te xaihy, and liuie ashami' and When | 90, so far in my story, ,he Gineral who had been at the while sin and lookin right at the fire. iurn'd round aud gin plagey i"qu'sn look, l and slopp'd short of-wel, says he, whal Was she eend ont1 why says Eneral, ma'm. go. @ 'a's me finish ahe syofy aid with that uade the Giues'tl 6 rale cabiBet bow, an.lI wk ed sisait ontot the she house feelin priuy innch suppose, Iske good ma, ny folks afore me who have had ieir say there and then cleared out. As soon as got outside. was q leeile sump'd know which way 10 sieer--l had sume bread and cheese ia my pack, bui waaled . place to go to for the nighland there was so many Commi,,ee folks in Washingi.p, esery tavern was chuck iull-but si therI sea the flag go up at Ire capital, aud thinks l. i'h gu there and try my lacks and up weat--hut 0Nu to my. bein siOpd ,s0 0tieq on the way, by folks all waniin 10 know what had banpen'd Lv ihe time reach'd the capital ali Con- gress new it. and all parties in takim about t.
 wels first tO the House Ol Representatives, and | lei em know there that all waHied was Jist to be al- lowd lo stop there oyer night; and then came slci, knock k tn of noses.-Mr. Adams spoke Tor inOre than
 half hour in iavor of having cot pu up Tor me right off--Mr. Cambrcleng from York City said Il was altogether great pary question, and must ne han- died carefully, and he wanted time to consider pn ask'd Mr. Lawrence, another New York neniber, T he couldn't give me -Grst lie thought he would, aod e pick d his teeth side, and said bed 3isi l see his friends about ii-when he got back, fOand he picking teeth on iother side, and saio be was afraid il might do, seein he was nov candidate | for Mayor up there in New-York aud he must gO | with his party. s8 a #t
 ! And 60 after nigh about all the speakers got n chance, and some on lem jisI begiaHi" to speak l a second time, Mr. Beardsley said Congress, and credit, and tanks and canals all pesfhed he'd voe against t; an.l cut the matter shoris he m0Sd tle 1 previous quesen--and Mr. Eanderpooi from Kinder. | hook isho thought the Oue wllR wrote that Dutch Letter to me he said Il was ail "hum-bag,
 asd he seconded the muiion.a w hep tbeyf come 10 count over ihe aames there was e, aud the speak ! made considerable of speech about Il, and wo1Dd ap by sayin e Cheer had never beea called on 10 de- eide on . important pint, and tbni though ihe Cheer could give 5000 reasOns right o, for tle vOe
 lie was about aive yet se w0uiC give tsnt one, sud .hs, was that the Major could not have edahefe
 | he knew the DaAk aud Riddle had q hand in sentln the Major there, and that was enuI Tor himi and s0 the Cheer decided that the Major must tote his bun de omt. We'll thinks l. thas pretty iigh: vote, aay how. and wsnt over 10 ihe Sepale Cham5er.--- There they were all at t too: as soon as wakd ID I M.. Van Buren cail'd Mt King oi Alabama. to take
 his place. and F could only git RiSmlls on hun 0oss and then dodgn aboet and fEliier could tell wAelh-