Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-27

as the hotel of Josiah Parks, in said Li'ched, O" 7sFsday the 27tk day ef M0Fch iHst0Rt, al o'clock in the afternoon, with view to concert measures to procure distinct expression of the Electors Of the town through the medium of the ballot boxes on the first Monday of April nex as to the existing posture of public affairs. LaeeNeld' March 2O:
 [siened by a large number of the Young Men of che town
 r Political communications intended for our next raper should be forwarded early possble to inc sure their publication. Briefand pungent articles always the most effective.
 p For Letter from Major Downing, and two "r three columns items of news, first page. With regard 10 these letters Of Major Dowping has been frequently the with us with one of,he western editors whose notice s appended to the Majors book we have formed determina,ion 10 publish no more Ofihem-but reading them, insiinctively take up oar pen, mark them for qualifications. and hand them over 10 the composilor. Besides, are urgently re- snesed by many cI our readers residing Of,he v laee 10 publish a of the Maprs writings that appear.
 GT l, will be seen by the following extrwct from a letter to the N.Y. Daily Advertiser that Gen. Jack son has come the determination that he will not re- eeiye auy more committees, especially any more hard listed mechanics and artisans. They have no doubt become exceedingly "tr0wbiesOme" to him, for they speak to him in the unsopis,icaed language of truth and soterness instead of the sycophanc and courter like a,,ery which he ia accustomed to receive from fine Kitchen Cabinet and others who surround his pa lace and his person:
 Extract o letter dated Wastington, March 18 1884
 IA. Soanr afaon ndedt the ch an of the committee of mechanics irom Philadelphia, to inform tho President thai ahe committee wo1ld wait npon hia,, tO make knOwn their grievances at such rime would he his pleasure receive them. The President informed tlem that he would not receive any more committees. Fire interview solicited with the hope thar such representations might be made by the aiborng classes would satisy the President tka great distress did exist, aHd that s,ill greater a- waited them Uniess speedy peiief was afforded The President inrxorabie He sad he had been slan- dered by committee, and he wOnld nut receive any rnvre oi them. He was told such would not be the ease with this cotnmiiee-that al they desired was 10 make kn0wn their situation, aud t0 reqiest the Pres dast to apply the remedy, if @ilhiw his power. He said he had been grossly s!andered and he would not zee any more of the conrniuees MT. WaimoRgh, !, appreheniing he alluded to the former committee of PhiIadetphia, of winch MT. Chaamcey was rMs'rman, and which Mir. Fhrayth said in the Senate had made aa etr0meous report, coHiRenced SRdscati0n oI the report of the committee and az soon as the President discovered that Mr. Watmough was defending the Philadelphia committee he interrupted him, and sai he hai uO reference to tho committee from PhladeI- pha and that his remark was in reference to the com mittee lrnm Baltimore. Having received positive ppfaal iley withdrew. Ths shows that the President s not disposed sten the cries of distress and par,icaiariy vihcR they from the laboring me- chanica This is inc 6rs inssance in which Presi- den, of the Unted States has refused to hear the petit sons of those wls eoml ,in of tine operations of the measures Of the GoSarMniens or of any cOnhiitRent part oE M The observation of the President, that he ha ne ausionio tie report of the Philadelphia com misiee shasssteai ebnclpsivey. aOtwhsian what Mr. FOrsytt snid te cOntVafy, that the report Ot that committee was tr,t. Whoever will compare the tee sSS from New York, Philadsphia, Baltimore. aud Pittsburgh will f"d great sinailaryYh not the most perfect identi,y.
 An interesting. and or the whole novel debate, unexpectedly occupied the Senate yesterday. When say novel, mean ruOyel for the Senate Chamber R is no, noyel in cbsrts of justice The proceedings of meeting in York, PenRsy ylvania, approving of the removal nf the deposes, and making direct attack on Mr. Webster, by name, a.d on oihey members of the Senate by Wplica,ion were snr to the Vice Pres ident. He subnsiued them to Mir. Wilkins and Mr. McKean, and whou. the consent of those who p.r- ticipateA in lhs mpeiinR, Mfr. Wilkins expunged the nsos. offensive part Of the attack made apon Mr Web s,er and other meshers of the Senate; hut left in. what in all deliberate bodiss considered as 'mproP CT. What remained reati ]; and in the course of remarks it eaked oHt before the G0cUtnent was disposed of, that i, had heen altered. Tue ques'io" Fhen arose, whether t soald he received; and the debate occupied the entire day. II was contended by chose who opposed 10 receiving the d0came0t. that the tisnt was sent fo be presented oo the Senae-that its character was chaBSed Oy Oe- iug mutiated and altered. Mr. Wilkins aud the Vice President treated with great delcacy and Orbear- ance. Those in favor of receivRgshe docUmeni said, ehey would have them refeted presented, but simply lay them up0n the table, her. Webster in-
 maied towards the close O the debaae ihaf fthe Vice President satisfied the documenis were os an 'm- proper charaeter he might relieve hnisalE sud those eoncerned, by withdrawing the papers: The Vice President admitted the character ofthe document was Aisrespecu but he had presented i, he i,onght t best for the Senate to p"ss on ,,s characer Ihe os nate determined, by 2O not to receive tt.
 T We wonder if Mir. Vice President Van Buren and ths Peuusylvanm Senators did not feel rather qaser wheo ibe fraud which they endeavored to per- peirate upon the Senate discovered, related in the foregoing letter? they feel the Blush oi shame mantle their cheekr. think 1t ns. have been daring ihe discussion which followed. What! are honorable Senators to restrict the overAowngs Of thusiasm w;.h which the people pstitiOn them ! arc they stke out em the petitions Of the people wha, does wis their refined notions of eiquenel ls the Vice-Presideni be constituted the judge oi the manaer ia which she sOuereign people to sp- prOach his august reverencei
 ExteRsips Co.RagrofiOn at SyracGse.-OH Saturday esesing the 18th inst. fire broke in ihe saOrs o B. r. R"gers shs south side of she canal in ths senre of she village of Syraeuse, N. Y. which soon spreadeach say, and across 10 .he buldinRs on the