Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26

HfIn tf1tn1ion followed u1M polnl9 e ol1og.
 ehaed b tls Nlthola VI ~ tns mooon to ny
 m. Hlr. Aiisms, and come oihsus, eouseI'as1
 ks motion Wla no n 0IdsE hoeause the House I hs c1lfdsign was g0g over by wiih5fawing tte
 r wise eue the ao0, and yielded t sO IT.
 iiaE the regularly cOmuni stoned members. Were
 b have an opportunity s6 act the pan over again. g1ll0uld do as he had done hetnFe. U ...s "a The debale Wes further continued hl MT. ihomp- s0n of s. C., and Mir Sheppard Os N. C. in speeches Mr. TSrnsy tieS sousd that the credentials. pa- Ler sHd every thing reapg 70 9es ccssslee % sec sec
 MT. Stanley, unidst sach noise and confusion. was iss Sssn ei s :S H S ns sns
 Rending which question of order. the Houses on Ixs ncISs1si rsm.arE M snsds Sy Mr. BeI tla, sev. eFsl members of both pares wished t0spsak before the qnesllon. was taken. makes the prospect pOoI ons sf getting the messase shorsiyl
 ~ WAsHtNeT0N, Dee. l9.
 ne HcGse has been aI day engaged ia debaaine shs New JeEsey case. Perhaps one hour may have evs1 kss Sssn taken of decided Joray, in reference lo ifa main Qusslipn. ME. Wise occupied tho hooE fus noe than two hours. Mr Johnson. of fMaFylald, sRa ethefs alsO spoks; Mt John ': AdsE.s has % ths 
 and able Constitutional argument. Eh6ve already said. in two or three letters that cohaaered this ba,tls as fought, and the Whig party idn, Tenteriain no donht pc you s.k me- why then troiract tie discusson Ofihe motives which infu. ence nemhers am not tojudge hut of the probable sus.se to entertain and exprcss my own views Ihe. eve thas free and inll discussion q the satiect will aoSst or later. lead the American people to examine inpower vii be hurled from she high places ,6sy now y TSsy ydisiranchsemen, ofse State of New Jersey is s Ss. Sss svsr Sssn adoption and as it is certain tattle daring act wthe con snmmated hy the party in power surely F des,Ia. ns that hs sGn rsss. S ,. ,s @ Ss ,U ,s md tho world. And how can shis he 90 well done as by the individuals, each for hise assigning hs rea' sonslss the ot nearly mo whole pdes n the perfect manner that tte pr0ceedies and debates of Congress are reported M the Natlone lnle HxenceE these discpssions wil R1d io o9r charens children history of that measure, which, It the lownwart tendency of the Government is not check cd maybe considered the ret hold step towards con. sulida,ion or dissolution Of our Union. To talk o with state distinguished hy solemn sc. of usurpa lion, Ia mere nlockeEy. Itis worse. It ls taunnng md gsrisins. and insulting the oppressed and the cay. then. .le. these debates 70 m: Let them. .. our Government Let the people read. ln the zen and o sSIIy manoS m & sS %.SUe e G: fur seif Government was solsed. | considered that question favorably ydccisiyelY settled But the dar hsned S n y ~I aoaS ds.s and apprshsnss then, !epeat. hase the dscuss'en nnd U tnls mighty repmhlc s to hc rent in twan hy selish cor ap, md .s us nsys s erss. ns ia finger upon that act which led the va! to or Ma tonal degrada,ion and ruin. by the oycrhrcw of tha Constitn'iar, which was once @ e pIcs, snd boast o From Me N Y Expreas.
 Greai Ere-An alarming Fire broke ont on satnr Hay night, aSou, ha pas: . n % JsGSr sIres hnd Dasitson, Van Pct c O. lower s,cry--whicl was wholly consumed The Ere extended 10 47, oc cupied hy L.. & T Kirby & Co. tdry, goods, which pied by Patton & Stewart. also. dry goods. whose stock was wholly consumed. The loss about SlOOoOO nearly covered sy insurance Tbe lre .len went { ic lioy 2d story, ldry goods,l which were partially con tumed, The exefiions Of the fFemen. which were very effective, arrested the conagratinn at this spot city over vaef extent. imparing to the surrounding ecene awful grandeur During the progress of the fire, the rain poured down copiously. and probably
 The ioss by this nonR ie dry coods merchan,s mus, be very great We should not be surprised Git 6mnnnied to full hnlf million.
 
 dollars. goods in one of f,he stores on Sna ufday nishtj w0ud have expired yesterday tsanday.'
 TRUTH AND PATRIOTISM.
 uttered inc following fearless andius remarks:
 l"That fov ihc last ten years. there has been too strong Executive aciion ip tis GoveyTDeni. and t is ser. independence and !rampe on the ties of party. looking only i0 the good of tho country to the sancti. " of he Constitution and so the of their are dear to nc than aposher !, is ihat Imay scehs House redeemed and regeg6rated- may see j. break loose from its sueerviency to that Monster Cod Rsy which !; rsaIed pp on every slds I n1a ;s yeh @ know ,he deiieacy of my posii;on scorn to .up. press my sep.inaents would not wear shs gspudcsi no, wear it unshackIed and lfees ast no political fAvor: desire m support except upon honest pTinci. ,plcs-pyipciples which svow, boldly end openly. 70 the wrl h ny opinion. il is dae to the dignity t the House meet ths question boldly and to de. eide it. lam ready toyo,e" ztal7s,ss . \ OH;o.--H Gov. Shannon of this slate. who was eIacted m 1888 Ms regulsT hmilf lOc0 tpco has not changed his poiics and declared hnselfa whikIt is pretty certain that he has adDpsed whig prnciples- pressn, ynansns doctrines % correci that the whies are every wbere approving O m while Inc loro ocos condemhing t and denouncng the silthcy ss pscssd difficulty q the head quarters of loco focosm n Ohio renders Van Bnrens pnospects in that State Tsiber sqpaly for next year, Albany Joaraah
 TzaaEsg;ciae Sen1. --The thiriseptb Dec: instant was obseSved in yrginia as day oi .l;c,nasesi.g |, and prayer throughout that Saie. 1oT the blessings of ahe paet yenr AccoFdng 10 the papers business was very generally suspended. the churches opened and ne vseoas SesyieeA wbieli are ss hay v a ssid ta e ,he hst insisnce in which he Good cld New England custom q keeping thsnksgivng has I.ccn 0hservsd south ofihe Potomac. ThsnkseIvIng has sIss heef observed this year in Eosidas tor te fin, time is n hst sonteTn regina. h is in be b1ped thaf ,lher ifnroyemeuas may follow in thAee pafte