Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-30

years for odfashioDed demsera,s up here O Con- neciicUt to watch with considerable solicIOde the movements of ancient democratic Virginia, with re- gard of the important of lhe General Government, and follow tn the wake trusting that she would not make a very bad ile-leader. A few days since the House of Delegates ofIat sIaIe after seve- ral days previous discussion and deliberations adopted the following resolutions respecting the removal Oihe dePOsites the assumption o power by the President &c. by of % D. Virginia too, it will be re- membered -old democratic Virgiuia-gave the whole of her electoral vote for the President whom she now declares te be Usurper.
 ResOlred That the recent act of the President of the United States exeTtng indirect cORtrol the fe- deral revenue by causing tue same 10 be removed on his responsibility, from the United States Bank, twhere 1t had beeR deposited under authority of an of Congress, purportng charter said Bank is in the opinion of this General Assembly, an Uftauio- rised assumpO and dangerous exercise of Executive power.
 ResOlued, That while this General Assembly will sustain the President of the United States u the exercise Of such pOweFsa the constitution has clearly cOnfded to him, ii nevertheless contempates with anxiety and dist, the disposition e~nced extend those powers beyond the proper limitations ofIhal inc slrument; disposition clearly manifested in the cent sueciiOn of the Treasury Department ot the Fe deral Government Executive coAtrO in the exer- else oG an important discretion, for which tt made solely responsible to Congress. Dep"rng as this Ge neral Assembly does, that interference illegal and unconstitutional, and firmly persuaded ihs HatioD long maintained i,s freedom, which surrendered permitted to be grasped by the same hand power over the purse and the sword
 ResOLred, That Senators in Congress be insiruc. ted, and our Representatives be requested, to adopt prompt and efficient remedy the evils oc- casoned by the late unauthorized assumption of pow ny the President, over the public moneys oG tAe United States.
 Another resolation subsequently offered, that it the wish of the House tatthe deposiles should be restored to the Bank, which rejected by vote of 75 to 5. Thus al present stands Virginia.
 
 Rumors have been very rife tn the country for Few days past of the failure of Messrs S. & M. Alien of New-York, for large amouni. The rnmors are with out any foundation in fact. What gave ,ise to them probably was, that some 'me since these gentlemen made contract loan he state oi Pennsy three million of dollars; that they paid g 300 900 in differ eni instaInen,s but that when the next payment Of l50 900 became due, the 18th inst, account of the pressure tn the money market they requested fur iher time. Upon this the Governor of Pennsylvania the facts the legislaiure-hence the ,umor of their failure. They have not, we believe paid 1e instalment due but are considered perfectly solvent. -s+
 The great 'Jackson Democratic State Convention for the nomination of State Officers were to convene a. New-Haven yesterday. agreeably to the mandate which went forth from the members of the legislature last spring. As the result of t.e meeting will be "Iealher and prunella," the business having been pretty much done by the managers months ago, and the agents only required 10 follow orders, may as well give the nominations, and few resolutions in anticipation, thus:- For Gorernor-Henry ". Ed,cards. !" L.. Couernor-E6ene.er Stodda,1. " Secreta,y--Raiph Royal Hinmaa. " Treasarsr-.jeremiah Bro,cn.
 Resolved, That Democracy is Democracy, and that Jacksoaism is Jacksonism and that each is like the l other ard like sef.'
 Resolved, That every who don't believe just as we do, is federas, and aristocra and ,a, every ! who don't hate the U. s. Bank because the Cine ra does, is also federasf.
 Resolved, That the more bitter federalist has been the better democrat he becomes as soon as he is white washed with Jaeksonism:
 Resolved, Ina, our democratic President Jackson, by the he has pursued, and is pursuing, in the appointment of such old federalisls office Cass, M'Leaa and Fancy, constituting majority of his pre- sent cabinet, becomes more democratic, and renders himself further entitled io democratic support.
 Resoived That the concentration of all power, ex- ecutiye. legislative and jadiciai, in individual, constitutes the very Of democracy; and that ,Ie " most simple machine for government is best"
 Resolved, That a committee of eight he appointed to draft an address 10 the denocfac electors of this s,a,e and that printers but such will vocferate democracy and aristocracy the top of their ungs be allowed to publish it. Adi'd sine de. SENATORIAL CANDIDATES.
 Through the Hartford Times and other sources we gather the names of e candidates who were nomina-