Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02

consIItull1hdl currency. Gold and aveP as sls cur. Iyucy " tns was better he said to ls SsVe ns wax, s,s iSsS S6' Again. he added, IfI could cOlntlyi IG omnes as well lands, paynble in g.id and slveT "Ihat is it," cried Ben,on in h;s sess sSt M tuIt ~ IMs aoc,nne. to which and others who did not happen to be on the floor O the Senate ihoSSht l foI-desrOl-de-E0. "'O-s''l' MT. Rives then proposed his amendment. He sa;d CsdS snd. uR to Ss C dollar is to come to his aid. Benton gave him snecr It wns reasonable 0 every body who looked on. True, this s but to tickle the people little, and to keep up to Benton's demag0gInng as near 0s he can.
 MT. Ewing of Ohio opposed the amendment. He argued at length that this great restriction would prevent the Banks from taking tie preliminary five dollar steps to become the Banks recognized by the Dr. Niles otF Conn then got the floor. The doctor almost always finishes debate. He is the Perora- lVe of the Senate f as he tires every body out, no one ever desires to speak after him. As usual, he spoke about half an hour, but he said nothing at a- his IS English perfectly correct-and if you think 1t IS no, ask the Commercial, which has the charge of day.
 The question was then taken. Rvess amendment was sustained, ayes 25 noes l8-four v. B. Senators volng against it-Hendrcks, Morris, King of Alaba- The hest question of the day; which tell you to clear yonr trumpet, was upon taking up the bill The Bentonons I! wish to give it the g:by. The Iyes- Wings carried the day, ayes 23, noes F. which is a. bout the vote in which the Repeal will pass the Sen ate Benton and all of his clan voted mo-" Bucha- man, Cutbert, Ewing of Illinois, Hendricks, Hubbard the two Kings Nicholas, Norvall of Michigan Rives Robinson, Sevier, Iipton and Talmadge, all admin israton men. voted aye. The Bill was passed to be ed again, and the Senate adjourned Rives will have tue votes of the Senate generally speaking but Ben ton will talk "to the American People. Ezpr. Harry White convicted of being concerned in bur fho Trooc h,,;l5 :,, loor sentenced by the Circuit Court to ten years imprison ment in thesPenitentiary.
 The Rev. L. D. Fleming, of Philadelphia, has been sentenced to pay '$2OO damages .in of sander for saying that Miss E. R. Long was enciente. Ben nett says that flergxmen have right to islander the devil, bat nM the ladies.
 MARRIED,
 In this town, on the 27th ult. MT. Stiles Peck, of CornWslL to Miss Abigail Baldwin. of Milton. In WOodbury, on the 24th ult. Capt. Charles Jones' of this towns to Miss Eliza E. Judson, of W.
 In Canaan, Nathaniel Stevens, Esq. to Miss Betsey Afn Hn Brsto %5enSs: Mr wecb to Ms. so,h,on, A In Bristol, Mr. Erastus, Foster to Miss Maria Gay. lord, daughter of Philip Gaylord, Esq
 DIED,
 In tlis village, on the 25th ut Helen Maria, aged Of neian Ssn bss ss Mrs. Mary Grannss, aged 6l, wife o! Mr. Robert Granniss, for mery of this town. In New Milford on the 18th ult. John Taylor, Esq aged 59.
 In Alton, Illinois, on the 9th ult. Mr. Richard M. Treadway, aged B. of the editors of the Alton Telegraph" formerly of Middletown, Con. = In Hartford, Nathan Morgan, Esq aged 50; Mrs. Hannah Snow, aged Al, wife of MT. John Snow: In West Hartford, on the 24th instant, MT. Zenas Brace, aged 40.
 In Bristol, MT. James Lee, aged O.
 In Burlington, MT. Jabez HaTfisonf aged 9S@a rev. outionary soldier.
 = In sinsbury, Mrs. Zeruah Enc, wife of MT. Isaac Enc, aged 7s. In East Granby, Dea. Joseph Pinney, aged 66. In Stafford, Rufus Leonard, Esq. aged 59. In Middletown, MT. Edward Hubert, aged 60; MT. John Scott, aged25. In Haddam, Mr. Stephen Burr, aged 52. In Chatham, (Ohio,) Mir. Lysandef Strong, former of C,D % Tnbep Hsrrs JF S 7 conn In New.Haven, MT. Joseph Beebe, aged S4-Col. Ebenezer Baldwin, aged 46