Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

CamsrcIeno -. on me paTI OF I"S Se ~. ,~o
persoMs chosen So - ~ " ,"o T. "no senate h,
House. 'p''"' O"' "'"'" W. '"'e ="
Mr.. Cambrsleng goes immediately Crom the Com.
mI'ee Of COnerees, 10 whom he had xnresaed great
satisfaction for the amicabIe and muIual agreement
winch had takeR place, and to whom also he had
pledged himself TO report the bill which had been a.
greed on by The COMMUNICATION this Committee OF
Conference! repeat. he went into the HOuse-iook
his seat by the side OF one Of the Ohio members (
Whn'iesey'l-lo'd INN and Others, that he pleas
ca ana sa'sned win the results OF the conferses Al
this momen! billet was handed him by messenger,
who came from Forsyth the Secretary Of Stale, who
had been cIose!ed with the Fresden! OF the U. s. in
the Capitol; Mr. CambreIe9g oOeyed me eunmons-
lett the HaIl-went TO meet FOrsylh-"as with MN
few moments and the" returned 10 the HoSse, re'O u
Conference he had before expressed '''s Willingness.
ana determination to do The reason lie gave Tor moi
presenting the report was, that 1t was pas; midnight
Inc tact' however, was that when ne went from ,he
No, ronor, ~ MI I. W 80 Hh ".1 1919 M, ;,
o Ieca"se e" 1acsso" ooSs% 40. g'H
charge ,s loss mon the Presden, ;ns,esd nr,he Sem
ale yhera he liz Pros;5en, ;.hoS ~ &C., ~,
The cause IF ,hs was made $3.50 Iv oct"o" him.
er Rl heca"se ,he Ssna'e ,vo',I% ~ mOs o." ~.
nomi"a,on oC ra~ev and Mass ,h "a Oao NNn ;",a.%
If The aaO 0N %mnronr.,;"n ~ .'S
ars ,Le resl IoS.re ~ H. h;II and r. % :o,
and ,.L, tLa 0"I,v " ' ~ ~ ~ 'Oe''
ri. Ssss;o9 of IT, 1o,r-ID the Senate ,6a- tho
nresen,a,ion Of he cnsomarv MENTIONS memor;nis and
resoluoas. rhe Ben,oninn resolution was resumed for
discmssiom1 Mr. SomIhard Of N. J. having the floor
M IN ooa r ,hs aIes, snesches ofihe session has
made an old Object new. Mare oht has been throww
mon The m;dn;oht acts Of Tie nsrtv during the las,
p.; ~ rnn..s " ,ho, - ,.ansasc,;on ,he
Annronr,,;oe R;lI ssv hes" made ~ an"ssr darker
,han the hlack nes. or The n;oh, M s. nroved mos,
concl"sivelv ,ha, the R was Loaf desonedlv on The
MARI nj The Homse thromoh The agency 81 Cawbreleng
The Ho"se ,hat IL. Admn;s,ra,r,nn men,hers during
The whole ses:;on had "nnoed AnDronr;ston hills for
Gnr,;6ca,ons hv n mar,v ",e IL c;,ed The Grt;6cs.
liz" Ali" ~ Z, ,rHy.; 49, no, o 49,
others nIacas which Ssd hes, onnossd hv 'he Admin
;s,rot;on nor,v no Ca.ohroIono PoIL H"hbard and
The whole nar,v n, ,Lev were Spaiiv los, The Van
Rnren STATES IN the senate were law enonph as.
sure YOU during the delivery ofMr Southards speecb.
Van Rnren himself v.s .bsen, rho mos, of he lime
leaving ,Se char ~ M, KIM IF AlaLs".o vho ;s oI
,vnvs he ,,ro Is,, p.e.;iont oS.ha Sea-
'fhe Sen,te oi;nnrned a, h.Ir ms, three o,c,ock
Mr.. s. still heinz entitled D." ,he ap pr'
az, m
T., ,,,. r ,. WA AHan jan. 20:
A. 10y e"eT o. Yesterday; 1 oeIeve oeg4n win
W. lAI""S U" Tue noor' MS morning ouna MIN IN
sne S"'nJ pace, ""u so"n aner, nenJamIn Haron I'D
he IA ves,era" rn"".dn . Oy w%a'
"e s"'o yes t .esa'o."S nG Mass"cn"sets genlie
man ana me customs Of the House which, he said
I'D .a""1di he ;o"ro"i " "Ie uo,.a ".S ,b;I
sh ,.ssI.n f |.s".S ~ anu '""uy'
'"g gen M ~ y. "a ,S ta;n a.. r
Eva" R.Ia,;o", ",rod""e% ro.os,o" ";""'
y -. s,Soac ,";.,;on 80" ,hs H,.n sss'
~. ,;as.. a.r Mpndpv now,
.,.os;,;" "s,.J I;o% o ali go .
y, Us" bo,,. eT ,' ro""h ~"
much seriousness, much friendly intercourse, and
"G p !"E[sea Oe t"s ,hS PsOp" c,:o
in ,hs Javss dam" AIwavs hen nnon ,he ao"r he
draws crovd ar".nd him and everv now 1 and ,hen
oo"as;oo;no n";u"rsa, ia"1% 'hro"oGon, ,rs Ho"sa
I'M" uenrm;, IS cae% ~ order
NV The 1or m, con6n;ng himself ~ the mes
"e n o"d ,"'% a". S;' u" ~ ~" eeJ
~Io. ne nope" ~Go s aG~ nun 20 S
s"ardS ond Grwards hefors he couid 6"d :. co,o.r ~
%.;o h ss ",,o, ~ or1.r .nJ a".; srn,;,,sd ~,
nro"ssd Tbe Ken,"cL;am has the :. co ahead; I'm.
P.oeeeu' ne ~ '"" ""I ~. ~ &c, =, ny
81 WY "nu a %n,rhnrss haiG"I;o.".
~ $50, ; ,.I, "i;,s:a y, .Ga"n ~ h"e 49,,
s""pI I sus w. " 1919, "..,;"r "1 "."
"" I u e.o'y "'" ! '".s T So. ;, y"s
IoNsLNe"y Law -. ;.:" 60 I
3 o""s P".y pT '''s vi " ' IN:
So'% nd go""o o a"I '
US OF Cha'ham ana zane COCKS ~ me same orea!n.
e""sy'va".a M'''e' cave" nun " "'ue'! "u."aS
pH' o"Wn' anu al ".S e~pe"se "e"Vy ,""s" incurred"
ne m!er n"'eren: ana asaI" s'ngeo n's wings ny
sa.!ns 'ne ~ "'ae.' w"o, a'.es many "n
ing and sarcastic remarks wen! on much 10 the mer-
rme"' o. the House, ana not '''ue 10 the annoyance
OF me miller.
Bell, OF tennessee spoke al length 10 reference to
Inc resolution, exposing some 0t the nr'gues OF Inc
party with much power. For a" hour or more he ~
:sres.ea 'ne a"oenre. co"nnng n'mse" 10 inc "e''
IT'S Of the resolution before the House.
Maso" REPLIED denying that lie was doug"-'ace
p0''ic'an' or too' OF '"e fresident OF 'ne parry
Wady Thompson" spoke against the resolution I'LL H.
nay the gag was put into the mouths OF the members
.discussl"" stopped, and the previous queso" put
by Va"derpoei OF New York, who generally takes the
pan j" swimming along The pool Of the party.
Inc previous question being put, was carried, and
The maj" question, which was the adop.'o" Of the res
oull M was also put and carried by large majority
Alter Monday next. therefore, the Appropr 'aton
Bill will he discussed upon each day after o'clock,
till finally passed.
A bill was presented by Mr.. CambreIeng, appro-
pria.ing $500 600. in addition to the sums all eady APP
propriaed for the purpose of suppressiag the Semi