Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-27

Al inc 0own eIec,;ons in New-HaVsn and Hartford
 a. Monday, the Whigs succeeded by large majOrlies. And a, inc election iW Danhury, few days since. where ia October the Jackson ticket succeeded hy majority Of 100, the Whigs carried the town officers by 100 majority.
 Veymont.-The Legislature of Vermont terminated it's session on Friday last Prior to the adjournment,
 report and resolution of the following tenor a. doned n the House of Representatives, oniy y vot-
 ing against them, aud were cOHc"rreu !" Oy the GoV- and Council. The report asserts tue necessity of nrotec,inp domestic industry Ot N0tIonal bank, with Droper limitations and rcsirctIOns and the pro- pre,y ofan equitable distribution am"ng the states at the money arising from the saae oi r"nc lands tor the nurnoses of education and internal improvement IL declares farther that the Federal Executive, ih the removal Ihe depOses exercised power not grant ed hy the Constitution aud the Law, ana that ID hts nro,es, he has inserted doctrines aud claimed powers, subversiVe OC the Government, and dangerous to the liberties OC the people. The reso"n"n lns'r"cs the Senators aud requests the Repesenia"Ees "i the State in Congress sustain the prncIpies "nd policy here asserted and resist all encr"arhme",s on th" Legislative departneM, of the Government BoS Nes.
 There seems to be no limit, (snys the Alexandria Gaxe,e,) to the degradation which the present in. cumben, is likely bring upon the "tce ot President ,r inc United States He has scruple, it would seem of catering the ss o" every occasion" as pos lucai partisan, vhfying coordinate departments "f the Government, Or, as in the recent case ot Mr. Po;nderser, calumnia,ing individual Senators. We are le6 to these remarks by the following reply of 4, Jackson to a committee of Cz+ns of Mobile, complaining of tho substitution oi 'ri-week'y for daily mali between ,ha, city and New-OrIeans:- r WASHINGTON Clry, Oct. z, 1884. Si-On the receipt oi the mem"r'al "i tue cHxens of New Oreams respecting the reelection Ot tue daiy to lri.weeky nni, between Moh''e aud that ciy' Il was referred to the Post Master General, whose re- port oM the subject have the pleasure to e"close' You will perceive that the Post Master Gene'a! cannot be justly blamed for ihal reduction. Hts pia" of re,rcnchment would have brought the expenditures oi the department within it's revenues In the course o' d short period, without touching the arrangements ,hen existing for the transportation 0 the mal C"n gress had graued the moderate loan aped tor at tue
 las, session This application having been refused ny the majority of the Senate, the department was C" course obliged to take the steps which were !" Us power, from it's resources, to meet the demand against it.
 Ia the discharge of ihis duty there has been neces sary reduc,juN n ihe accommodations to the c''y oi New. O.leans; tcostd seem that blame theretore con De ?, operiy 0ttachs9 f4Itin, BUT TO TIE IA. JORITY OF THE SErkCE, among whom is found the Senators of your Slaaes who withheld the appro- priation which w"ald haxe pFesenied the reduction" am, very respecttsAlly soar obt serV'!. ET-~ ANDREW JACKSON. SAMUEL J. PETERS. EJ
 Tine whole blame is hefe ihrown on " the majority of the Senale' E,r thKt Nlnrh the msnaa Rageme" "' and proAisa,e md wautaA endi,ures of the Post l Office Department allure occBsioned.