Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09

haps9 Well, ask no credence for such an ssSertSson unacGOTpaSied % with proof; Look k on the ayes and kansas, said "I pledged myself, said he, vpon inc stump before my constituents, that if the majority in thl; Senate was cha1ged these laws would pass. The and then the pledge of MT Van Buren to follow in the steps oI % Gen SsckSCn, M T The majority now s changed the Bill TN pass, ,-0nd Me Bin has p0sssed! This is the proof!
 Now let us see who have been the actors in this prodous treachery that has lost the old States their right in the public domain, and has surrendered them to the new States. First and foremost of all, is Mr. Wright of N. York, the intimate friend and counsel ate Chamber who there pulls his wires, and keeps the dIslonted machinery of the party in order-who sell dom never ves vote such as the interest of his
 pnce o Mr. Tan that statesman with Southern principles-an old States statesman with the new States prnciples that anon- dng nes % fTSh0d S these snea honor be to him, votes the other way. Van B1ren man, as he is, he isa New Yorker nevertheless! n Ana then there IS MT. k!ves. and who is he :? the valor of our Fathers won, and money bought afterwards, to the squatters of the Frontierhe men who hover on the verge of civilization, and who pro yoke Indian butcheres so as to win Indian empires Mr RiUes IS preparing hinase for the nert Presidency The new States must be proptated, he says and t;s proptation the surrender of that empire, with
  tugal or Spain even, dwi indle into nsignfcance It IS shame, crying-damning shame and in the better days o our history, would arouse unversa the nation tremble.
 pass over the treachery of which Dr. Mes of SNonneGtlcut and Mr. Dana of Maine and MT. Page of reW hampshire have been guilty, for have the mis- fortune to think that they are not accountable for all tne votes they give, for where but Ce talents have Seem gwen to man, it is wrong to expect ten If thls treason and ask him why he has given this brFe to her people to leave their homes and emgrate to inc gd Wes5 she hHs lost all that sagac with which the Hampshire, cannot plead ignorance as his excuse- He knows better His experience in public life, in addition to his capacity which is not near, enables Hampshire ever asked question-but New Hamp- shire does not-she would demand why do ye SO ?'' It may be, however, that New Hampshire at last re- when toasting his own native State" New Hamp. shire-(a pause and with feeling)-Nea Hampshire, a noble State to emigrate from, '-and hence this Bri- from home. MT. King of Georgia, Mr. Wall of New Jersey the North Carolina Senators in part, MT. Rug ges of Maine, MT. Morris of Ohio, these Senators stood by their States in preference their party, and tor It deserve monument to their fame. Buchanan tied-yes, Buchanan fled Pennsylvania, alas ye are betrayed on every side!
 The end of this dehate was in a brief struggle be- tween MT. Clay and Mr. Rives. The patriotic Ken. sucklan. when the obnoxious items were engrossed upon 'e hll got the aoor and with heart evidently ONeJllOWlIIS NliIl rshMflGQ over the Public Lands as gone. Cicero surely, when warning his Ro- man countrymen of their impending destiny, oe@d not have been more impressive or more solemn. But There was nothing for efFect-then when Mr. Clay thus gave vent to that pure regret which such intel. lectual man must ever feel ashe sees cupdty and fce M wastng sueh empires in play for pnEy power to see Virginia voting thus The spirit of the Old Do- minon he invoked-but all in vain. Virginia Is she o D an5 S maSso h z fife q glory but ylakes her shame now more clear, as the ustre of the Greece of old makes the Greece of this sags say m"re in paS , Her whom she considers nov Der jewel is huckstering way the lands her Revolutionary fathers won, to buy the squatters votes in Arkansas! Virginia, like New Hampshire, is becoming a noble State to e:n:grate from
 do not know that any Comments of 1;,ae can ava losing from their hands, If you have map, take it, and cast your eyes over Michigan to Wisconsin from Indiana to Missouri from Florida to Texas, and tlen 9os into fix the fsee and the Niles have given away! New Englaifa,:. your spinning ennies, your shops y.ar all, your eve ry tiH:;g are yHr tut lit .e "t It IS going from you alas tt is alrea.:s gone N Y. Erpnss.
 The Cabina and. .,he Court.-The E4itr of the Bal timore Patriet has received the following letter from Washington =
 "The disclosures of the Conrt Mar.ial proceedings at Frederick, showing the imbecility of tS govern ment in not providing the requisite means to ca1ry on the Indian war. have been nothing but Wormw sod 10 the inflated Monarch of the Palace. He laments in bitterness that he was induced to order GAINES and Scorr from their commands, to answer for their con duct before Court of Inquiry. Bat as shit, ~e harpies who surround him, have determined to throw the whole blame upon Phor Secretary Cass, and his recall from his mission e Paris is now gravey talked of in the Court Circles But the real secret ot thls move is to give MT. Van Buren opportunity to re- model the Cabinet He wants new one-thus then, MT. Cass is to be ,recalled-Mr. Stevenson now E at London, is to have his place and new outht-Mr. Forsyth of the State Department IS to take MT Ste bury is to leave the Treasury for London ss M and MT Forsyth to he otherwise disposed of; Old Mir; Dlck, erson of the Navy Department, will go into the old depot of "reward' at Russia Already several are give you the hints that leak out from time to tune from those who know. You may look out tor sGuasis and strange turn outs here on or he'ore !he des ot March. Many other important changes are also fnn- ted at."
 Black Hapk not dea3.-There seems to bs klndot national propensity with to kill of all she> lions ot the day. Two months since we disposed of oenato5 and buried But PoindexeF after all alive, and fast upon the recovery. So with Black Hawk, oyer whGse h; corpse the Indians have wept, and some ot hls Wne brethren sighed in renembrance ct past assoclatons We have read some dozen or two eulogleS ot pot4 Senator and Chief. It seems. however, that Black Hawk and his party had encamped near Burlington where they had feast and rejoicing; alter wncn' being intoxicated he fell into sioGgn & R. n a" The hpt found when the Indians had gone ,ss s r;ghtiv the party but Black, Hawk wore nat, s Mas tbst hs conectured to be his, which led to the oene' ""' No was dEowned.-N. Y. Express
 There is one paper in Boston, the Post, that rom time to time speaks in praise ot John M. Nles l.. ents in his senatorial capacity, and the limes at ford Niles's own paper, regularly copies t!ese con Jo1 AODeAr.