Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-23
Frou, the Ne,e. York Gazette of March le.

From the Ner- York Gozette of March lG.
 Daniel Webster:-Ths distinguished statesman ar the arrangements made by the committee. On the arrival of the cars at South Amboy, he was met on the whnrf by commjtse mi consisting of Pmhp Hone, B. Wheeler, Caleb Barstow, Simeon Draper, jr. and Wm. s. Johnson, by whom he was escorted on board the steamboat Swan. On touching at Perth Amboy, the wharf for the purpose of paying passing cosplic ment to Mr. Webster, but as he was not aware of this intended mark of respect from portion of his tel- oW cltl7ens he was m the cabin M at the tme and ms wishes.
 When the boat arrived opposite the Battery, cheer ing commenced among those assembled on the urper platform of Castle Garden, which was repeated by thousands on the Battery, wharves, vessels, dc which were all filled to overfowing. The boat pas; sed up by her usual M ndngf ana h then r1uncea o nna cd, and never did we witness more animated scene During all this time, MT. Webster remained uncover 5 bv s deeply affected by the feeling exhibited on the occa- sion.
 As soon as it was practicable, MT. Webster landed under the escort of those members of the committee of arrangements, who had accompanied him from Am boy and on the wharf were joined by other members of the same committee, when he entered a carnage, and, accompanied by large concourse ot citizens who had assembled to welcome him, proceeded to tho American Hotel, where apartments had been prepar-
 In the evening, Mr. Webster attended meeting, of his friends at Niblos. The meeting was one ot the largest and respectable that ever took place m this citythe Saloon was crowded to overtiowlng and thousands disappointed in not being able to gam admttance. MT. Webster was addressed by nenl- Der the Committee of Invitation; to which he made eloquent response of two hours and halt m length
 a UNFAITHFUL PUBLIC SERVANTS!.
 0c,- INGRAM, HALEY, PHELPS, WHTTTLE- SEY and HOLT, our Representatives in Congress-. Voed against further distribution of the Surplus ReV enue tkere6y doing Gu their posDer preuent Con nectic from receiving her share o the same, Dich is
 : ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS!
 A bill passed the House by large majority requiring further distribution of the surplus revenue notWh standing our representatives voted AGAINST IT,
 was then sent to the Senate, where was rsecscd came before the House and on tTyins the question second time, the bill was again passed by majority of tU0 thirds Yet Representatives. cere agdan t01Dd VOTING AGAINST r!' Yes-HALEY, INeHAM, .PEELfss John M Nles without regard to the interests ct Gon nectcut and n the face of majority or .soc saras o the House which was composed in part or IneE own party voted against further d,stno9tion ol Ae sur plus revenue, and thereby endeavoseI IItTTSN SF DfNTARS in order that it might be used by the Pet Rsnks whose directors declare themselves yriendly fo Ie Administration and ies EEvERED CHIEF Arc tho honest Jackson men wiling ags,n eS yCie cE M hSeIe- ,han thsv jc of ther constituents Are they willing ,hsf inc money which belongs to them and their child ren should be used discount notes upon for the ben eft of rich bank drecfors and stoekAoadeTsI Withey and IaieraLism when their imDortant interests gre snorted with by demagogues2 Willthey lose the sub- sfnnce bv chasing the ehadow7 Samuel Ineham land Inpcelot Phelpsl s again offered for ther Gua- gss. and will they vote tor him f--N, Hassn Psllsd;