Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24

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 Mfr WnGhf fheH pasaed on to his old and haeknsy. .. cS soPlcs aouse Sgaps, the 1islson parry, that .hs nSS never qecaIsg helr Fneapes preyloGs to nojudgmeni on the Sab!TFeasufy Be maintSin5d Inatthe true vend1cV had been given as the COngrse 0 talk about National Bank, and Ihe State Bank Deposlte System and cnnte ended thar the Tesut~ !he seeton only PsVea that the Capitol ought to be egIndowR. end Lag Cahin erected in it's place !-- (7ow very wiityD Then came many professions of obedence to the public will, accompanied howev. ef win earnest pFotestatlnTIs against the verdict in
 Before he look his sea. Mr. Wrigh. made one in. PoL.ant admission, that ln Nep York fpotk,rds e Mi; Clay. while he agreed to the proposition of MT. WFiPht to allow the resolutions to lie oysr for d yn,.e' 'Ook occasion fo reply lo some Df hs 0bserva-
 regard to to wha. Mir. Wright had said aSout.'a no pr.'H1cPIs parry" Log Cahns :" "Cooni Skins. se which could have been beat; 80 oyerehelmingly neaien ny party tha has ne Prineples, whose only badges were cHon skins, and ,whose only residence M 2 n Se.s s SsnsS R@' Hs ee's ssS Wright, at ths late day, in want of infornati0n reSCecsRe Ahe ppi9ions of 'hsi beRattY.t .9I: r
 MT. WHght had referred to Congress as exhibiting, in the state of parties, better ndex to the popular will. MT. Clay said he hoped the SenatW would not make t necessary for him tu look into the New er
 He repeated iha. as to the Subj Treasury there could not be two opinions about le will of the people As toI the Bhhk 0f the United States or the State Bank Deposite Sysem-suficieht for the cay is the evil thereof When the obstacle to good Government sion Of Harrison will b5Ila up good measnres:. f monplac acemputn,io,Mttered ce by Mr. Wrighr, that the prinSsples of the , Harrison party sre .et kne,en
 in tones that rnng thsnugh the Chamber. "Does the gentleman not know titat against the Sub Treasury2 fhat we are fore economy ,hat we are fr RptfnnehUl0nfF Q fsN HaAf ,l abuses and cnTruptions, and encEoachnents of the Executive Why. sir. the gentleman must forget .nas ae haps-jRetead fths United. Ststes SenSte: He will not edre dare to s,y here in his place. that the Sen princ;Dies No. sir He unders.ands I OUT % principie. wet enough .agi'...' ,- < 7~' ''.'1''' 1
 Ele understands chat we are for conducting the ad- that we arc against af expediens ofeverv kind
 thatH we should get into debt would confess il, and not at.enpt I1esnly [" conceal it, az the men in deht tor the District of Cul,nbia-in debt os our 1Ddiaa rela'isns-in debt for investments mnde in sortne FTrida War ,i'hs sdn,nistra,ion is indeed covered afover with debs At1 ye WI find the Preai. dentdec!afine nsainst Naionsl Debt as he and his party did sgainst bans paper when they were, and
 The amS.lnt Of the public deh, ia not yet known l. But 1t will be discovered when Gen Harrison shall
 Mir: Gay clasedwtb pressing his hope thu, there would be On the part of the n.a I,rv of the Senate disnesi,icn to obey i declared wishes of .he People
 HOUSE-lmmediately after the journal was read, MT Jones' of Va rose and reported from the Commit ice of Ways and Means. q Bill making appropria. ring the year isai. This i, the % measure which @ ap. pr'priates money for paying the anlembers Of Con- gressJ j.. .E .a. t,Lr. ..?. Y sf, .s, ..r-..r 4Il.
 The House then went into the election of chaplain, and, on tue second ballot, the Rev. Mr. Brax.on was chosen ~, -f f-t [ '. .. I-
 Mr. Duncan gave notice ,ha. he would a, some m, a bill hxng upon particular day for choosing Flee. frs of President and Vice President throughout tho several States of the Union and also upon day for sentaiixes ot the United States.
 The Vice PresiJens. lEeE t,amson., appeared in shs Senate today, fr tks first time jusag h;s ses. S.i The apnronr;a ion il: which p.xsed ,be Ha,,aa yesterday WIS taken up in the Senate to-day, andre. kBsea .s ire Comnistee of Finance. aI 1t, .. F9e, hh was, soon afterwards reported back from the Con,mitfee ,withose amendment Read lhird time and passed. F bs,.,Ir, -. -.'~"'ID
 Mr, Tallmadge, on laavr. in,raduced iein, re.olu as,o provide ,ha,sbe President of VI the United States sh'ui be elected olv for one term of four years and shouldbe thereafter ineligible. ,,rr,',s1,
 was read, oFdeFed to be rcada second time, and The motion of Mr. wrpi,f h reier so ,be conm, eee9n Finance, sl nuch of the Message as relates to M,s frances ot the coumry.inext coming up fer
 Mr. wsbster addressed the Senate, as ieng,i, and ~ngex.Eaordiaary ability. a, y4,i! lbs ,s..-- aI
 Mr Wright oliained the- footra afier. MT. Webster sat down, but st the suggestion of Mir Calhoun the Eenafe .adioWned III i0moyrosv, whes t is under sfnod ME. Wright will Feplw. r tst 9ti .,..ia,'t'. .. HOp st, ,-M Mr. Adams presented ( pesi,on aeMins, T!fe admission of F,Hidarit being slave Siaie-in,o fhe Union, RstcTred to Committee on Territories.
 On noton of Mr- A'lams. resolution was adcp.ed reTneEsing rhe President of the T. g. ro lay beiMe ine Hogse any documens that may He in possession 1 the Saie Department. touching our relations win olafion at considerable length .-| -l----..
 Al the suggestion, of Mr. Gashinr. ihe resolution was modified 90 as to include documents in posses
 Mr, Tiiinghast presenied his resolution heretofore reported, calling f information relative s0 rhe exe- cntIae ot the Snh Treasury iaw, snH apprehended that the inf1rma on called for would be very desira- b'e especially since motion had been made to TO.
 Mir; Vapdrrpnel would not vote for i, IL isa very seaEchipg re%lHten. md work enough Env an the eerks in the Treasury Department for the whole
 Mr. Tilushas, tsr.her nrsed it's importance. sIlsr. ing that the people in the late elections had coeI ed hs and he desired tn kn0s how fer and in what T3gneE the law had heep exceHted. sss ,I-gE
 bar.q Dqncau de eied that the Sah-Tieaspsr had sesn .r'ed and eondenned by the people. Nocandi- date was pledged n snpport this cr apy ches .mea. sure sJ be successful candi5ate inr the Presidency declined laying down any principle.
 Mr. Massaa ss!d the issue had beeh made. and he s'on respiiet in ,he choice cf My. Pendle:on.,
 . m0ticn wss neAe tO Av inc rrsouiiofs on the ta. ne io,ss noss tnfIs a" o bes duOEu ns TT v ssu11ti' npp ri .19to &
 7 "l aa z" sENATE--Tarsspxv, Dec. s7, 1e4o. 10 .'lhIs ,,'i ,F1SAScSs or TIE corsraY.
 ' The sekuauioA submitted by Mir Wright on Mon. day last ss ietsr s,mnch of the Presdsn,s Message