Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24

my aoaions of qualifications sud Ibope the Major and every .asas will now IoIy understand ane end a, inc other end inc Senate chamber. "Consolida- tion'' tiere-t. Conservative" here-and lie wound up by saying siat Joe lis part he was ready cO1- triI,sIe hs ehair and dsski mHjorts spread hs bed on. Mir. Reuion was just goin Io begin, aud l about swimgin my pack on my shoulder, for when hc gits s0ld ne hangs on ike a to0ih-acts, and woad talk'd alt night-aad s0 they t-aPd questiun Se all matnr, and i.e fO0k his.sea Ar. Webster he gol up mexi, and was jusi a&gi tO tackle au a. pull upon Mir. CailIOuns C0iservaiiNe noii0h<-but he hadG't gone Ear when he look Onl his watch and sci" h was getIn a'e, he sad he ~""d 1Ot lake up the cons.in neual part of she "eso"for ir he,,id, and seeu that he must sill the bull pr,ncipe of sofalion and conservative mot."Hs, the Maj"r might lose his mg;l's odgiDs, and SD he I:ioVed t'a' the as plicaou, along with the M ajur, his and bauie e laid the table of that night and if the tahle hg ennt he'd push hisn along side o"'s lhea come a eeile kind of.usselnd pretty nigh the h" on cm bad something to say Wfeu Mr. Clay got chanc t%h" j; handy know, qnletin matters when lhey getsin snarlhe said there was ,'D doabi large Ma- joriy of ile Senate p favor of GiviN the Major place 10 lay las head, but tae great difficulty Was o decie whether 1t would be an acl growh "t "r ihe conservative prncipe,or tue principle of consolidation ably staied by the gsAesas from South Carolina and as regatded the consisais saaly al ihe measure. he desirvus hear the gentleman tSoni Massa- chuse'ts early huur the next day, and ie had no doubt that gentleman would ably exinbund il---ani that he tof one was sure he should not di6er with him-hut, says he, the Major wants a bed. aad i,'s
 
 the following resolution: ss# st34ti a
 Whereas cOhsolidaiionss is known to exist end of Pennsyvany ayepue, Hnd the. " yave pritl- ciples sometmes cad aud usjas'ly calpd nui'iiica- ions at tue other end.
 Therefore, ResoS'd, That until the Const,non shall be distinctly and clearly exon,ed, tia safesi or the Mor to take up his nights iOdgmg just hall way between these two exiremes. i ..,. - q
 The Resolution was then pu, and carried, 23to Is "A Committee then appointed t0 measure the Avenue. and reported iias Gaisby's Hotel ~as just half way, buf that was full. 1s 8s4s Eagssttssi 7, The Senate ,hen adjourned. and Mir. Clay come round aud eIi'd me thaN his ResoG0n had got nie ;n this difficulty, lie couI do lees than ut apa he'd for me in his lodgns right in lioe with Gads- hys; and migbt sleep there in welcome, till ihe constitutional pins was all settled. and hete be now. sleep a, MT. Clays house aud knock a,ou, ihro the day well as can, and most of the time in the Senate Chaasbels, where find UpOR the hull, live 2,t good lhnmpn majoriw, and alore Congress goes 0 hone, l calculate the vote in t0ther house will change DO; good nany ,i.ere find shaki" ih sieir sioes already, and they see your eiec,ions and the ViSginny elections go as | hope they will, calculate gi,tia two third vote on es'vy pint sg the folks who have got ,he Gneral in kecpin now. r, Yours, &c. ss.s se-ls..
 J. DOWNING. Major.
 fsa #5sH Downing vile Militia, 2d Brigadv.fs