Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-01-28
Correspondence. srGh. NJ =. Daily AdU.rtissy.

The Abolition Debafe.-A single day has thrown
the Special Mepsage-Ihe Bank Charters Of the Dis'
1 Irici. BenOn's rerulUOn-lhe appropriation Bill
! the meXicRHs, the French aOd the SPminOe IndI1OS
/ all together, 90 in The tomb Of the CapUIeis" The
Bill for the relief Of the NewYoIk sufferers aud all
else, hhS heen thrown UpOn the table, while the thread
~orn, tedious aud 'ormentng quesli"" Of Ab"lii'""
has been resumed for discussion. The Senate aud the
House are both upon The IipiOe Of eXcitrneRt-bOiI
deoa'Ing the same question, and both eeemingy SOLE
cn00s OF disrussiOn Petitions, too, in the House
as Ih'cN Ms iOensIsand the presP NATION Of each
oI them, ct course, he attended with degree Of
excitement, alike unfIrIHnare 10 the petitioner, the
presenter Ut the petiriun the OppOser, and the C"nn-
try at Fargo. Al the prescn, too the citation Of the
g"es''o" 10 peculiarly unfortunate. Without our h"r-
Hers we are met with n threatened the one
hant, and with difficulties thar may lead u contest
!" Mexico While within our country b!Ordy contest
IL gong on with the Indians in Florida. The present,
tfeH, 10 the time for mutual loripparamce from the
North, the South the East and the West. Union and
peace should he the waichw0rd Of all branches al
Inc National and State Legislatures in the UniOn.-
The excitement that prevails here, by members from
all parts Of the Union is greai-so great that
parry can talk calmly and without excitement WIom
the subject We are in The midst Of party divisions
too, upOn The subject, The magic enters into all
deliberations II discussion ~ anticipated, the costs
are counted. Its being checked or It's connuat'on'
depends upon the party in caucus assembled &C.
Listen TO the relation Of one "t hundred scenes Of
party tactics almost Of daily occurrence in the House
The resolution "f Mr.. Jarvis, OF Me- and its amend
me NJ by Mr. WISE Of Va, both Of which were post
up for discussion Halves. Of Ky. obtained the aoor
and agreed by party cons" talon, moved for The
previous ques'on-ihat everlasting GAG which stops
the mouths "fihe minority, just when and where the
ajority peases. The question put by the Spea-
kerr and The ,ellers appointed, when Vanderpoe, the
Billy Button OF the party, cries out for PearCe Of K.
!. 10 enter the political party ring, and vote for the
previous question: Pearce follows with The OF obedience
ofa schooI-boy. Vanderpoe again cries out to Smith
OF Me- TO enter the same ring, and vote upon the same
! question. Vanderpoe iUrns his back, and Smith,
I Of haO flIips finn
es out at the door, thus voting neither pro or
mention this common scene, TO remind you how sav-
sh are the supporters Of the administration in their
adherence to the men OF the party, and the party them
| selves. Nothing can be more disrePuabIe.
Agan-i the Senate this morning.. after Mr.. leigh
OF Va had spoken length against the reception Of
The petitions Mr. sas Wright ofyo"r state rose, not
in defence OF The full reception Of the petitions, but in
support Of motion calculated to gall botl the Horh
and the south, if north and south were bnd enough
not 10 discover the dishonesty Of his notion which
was SD foolish that you will hardly believe me when
repeat it, II was "tha, the petition be received''-
t'his was to satisfy the norh 6 and as asrecev-
ed rejected" And this other clause TO paci(y the
south. Both clauses were srenuous!y commended for
( by Messrs. Buchanan. Wright, King, ofAIabama and
others OF the party. Calhoun said tina, it chtFs
play thus to receive and Immediately reject peiition
Wright eaid that it would satisfy meD--yow who
were great stitch ers for the right Of Electromagnetic
houn said il was showing them no respect Wright
renewed his declaraon aud took occasion 10 remind
the Senator'S Of the famous Utica Convention-ielling
were aroused Inc TACT I've
mob had thrown the types Of certain paper in Utica
INTO The street, or something to that effect Calhoun
ooaned one OF the papers and read aloud the nominal
irons winch were ~ the paper referred 10. For Pres-
dent Martin Van Buren,. of N. Y, for Vice President,
Richard M. johnson, of Ky. This brought Wright
npo" his feet who begged permission state tina. he
dees'ed'he Van Buren, prin. Of Utica. Calhoun re-
piled that he always had heard that the politics of ~
Y. were mysterious. and they now seemed more mys-
iertous than ever. The Senate entity ed the scene be-
!wee" Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Wright with hearty
laugh. when the President called the members and
spectators to order.
The debate was continued ir the Senate and House
III nearly O'Clock, when both Houses adjourned
without coming TO decision II" assured Of one Thing
in this discussion. lin it's continuation c- 'ho
party will kill it, if possible, by moving the previous
question: that every hour sill take thousand votes
from Martin Van Buren,. Peyton Of Va. howed us
| his Janus face to-day, in q mirror.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
Great Excitement in the House of Represeniotiues-
The House thrown int" little whirlpool Of ex-
cement to- day by Mr.. CambreleDg Of your city, who
asked nermssi"n Of the House to reply TO attack
| made upo" him in this mornings Telegraph. The
assertion Of the Telegraph is, that NJ. Cambreieng
published speech in the papers Of the city which lie
had never delivered, stating ha, he intended to
demand which he had before made, TO increase the
amount Of lhe Appropriation Bill Of last year from
smaller sum to the larger Of three millions Of dol
lars. Mr.. Camhreleng this morning denied the state
ment with much warmth, and commenced an attack
on the Senate, when he was called TO order by Mr.
Polk.
Mr.. Wse Of Va. and J. @. Adams were then both
upon the floor at the time, calling to the Speak
er. Mr. Adams got the floor, and ask ed permisssn ~
present resolution, which objected TO Ivy the
Housc when he moved for the of the rules
Of the House. which was carried by yeas and nays
nearly two votes 10 one being given in the Affirmative
The resolution threw the House into another fever
providing did. that n select committee be mp
pointed by the Speaker Of the House, 10 whom shall
he referred much Of the Presidents Message as had
reference TO the failure Of the Appropriation Bill al
the last session of Congress. The resolution was
amended that the select committee also insiruc
ted to send Tor persons and papers.
A confusion now began, which lasted Tor more ilan
three hours 10 the close Of the days session, three
members sometimes being upon the floor al The same
time, crying out with aieniurian Voices" Speaker,
Speaker, Speaker" The galleries were filled nh
spectators and the lobhies Of the House with persons
admitted upon The floor. Mr.. Wise Of Va. yielded the
h"or TO blr. Adams, who commenced long speech ID
detence OF his resolution.
( Before he had been up FIVE minutes he was called
TO order by the Chair for making hostile aauson TO
! the Senate.
| lie con,inued-hut again brough. his remarks in
| contact with the Senate, when he was second time
called to order by Mr.. Mercer. Of Va.
The disorder now increased, hall a dozen mem
bers asking hearing nj the same time. Mr.. Adams
grew angry, and several Of the members mad. The
Speaker demanded order, which was as0 made in the
same breath by members in all parts Of the House
For a lime the confusion increased. When partial
order restored, Mr.. Mercer was called upon TO
submit TO paper the objectionable wordso OF Mr.. A.
which was done. Bus il impossible check Mr..
Adams. The House determined 10 hear him,
and Mr.. Adams still more determined to proceed. On
he went full Of bitter illusions againS the Senate,
ate, (which change he was compelled to make else
proceed out oforder, which would not have been per.
mned) The speeches sfihe Senators, or rather the
speech OF o"e of,he Senator'S reported in the Nation
nj tRellIgencer, instead of the speech max ers them.
selves, next came under the lash u hs angry and ma-
lic"us tongue.