Litchfield enquirer., 1840-01-16

Walker, Grundy, White of Tennessee, and
Preston-Who thought it would be we'll TO-
refer. the subject TO the Committee on Fl.
nance, as It behoves US to know what effect
the matter would have on the Treasury bat
as have already transcribed your limits
forbear TO say more than to tell you the vote
TO reconsider was lost, % negative and Is
Automatically. Y. Couriers /. rs,,rg
WAsHNeToN Jan s, Monday night.
p, THE sUB-TREAsuFY BILL, &c.
We have at length the. Sub Treasury Bill from tho
Committee Of Finance in the Senate-the Same Sub
Treasury Bill which has thrice passedlhe Senate.
am which bas t9ur times been approved of and re-
Mr.. Wright brought forward this pet schsme of the
President.s, dgreeabfy with instructions from the
Goma.ttee OF Finance; and with it another Bill Of
4rsrs, or, as the Bill styles them, Defaulters. Tie
Bill should be entitled, An act Is prevent Suart
iBsas. q 9s ss ae NJ e., @
second time, and iheyare now, on Bic rnotion-made
he says sgreeably with instructions from the Cnmmit-
zee OF EIna nee order OF the day for Monday
next: Mr. Wright made no other remark than tfae
!he bils We're Important upon the occasiono of their
introduction Certainly they important, and how
session closes. Iremenber the last speech made by
Price n Farnmany before his sudden exit ior Eng
!Snd. Was IN part upon the importance Of Sub
from making way with the public moneys.
+ 1t is the design of the Adminisiration men IN the.
Senate to hurry the suTreasury Bill thrduehoday
slderation and action. The friends of The Admins.
tratlcn tee very sure they can force the sub Trea
Sgry Bll through the Eouse, either by admitting the
New;Jersey claimants. or by keeping the State dis
franchised as now. If they cannot force Tie Van
buren, Jersey members into the House then .hey hone
as me o,her best party alternative to send both the
their absence. r ~ - - ~"
fbar ILL.
OF much Importance. The most important measure
proposed wasa bill prepared by Mr. Clay, and propo-
sing an amendment Of the Copyright act. Mr.. Clay
day he begged the Judiciary Committee to give the
subject an early and serious consideration.
A great many petitions were presented, and two
or three OF them were of some Importance. One of
them proposed patent for a new machine for the
ma'utacture Of Beet Root Sugar. Another prayed
for Congress Of the Nations ir the settlement of in
ternationa difficulties; 4 third hg Mr.: Clay, and
from certain citizens OF Missouri who wish TO emf
crate to the Oregon territory, and who will do so if
the Government will make grants Of land to them
and protect them in their possession. .sE,sl
The House had but a brief session to-day: The
only thing done before adjournment was The an
Mr. CALHOUN, his colleague: made brief and simple
eulogy. He spoke of Mr. A. as one Of the mos: pro-
missing men in the Bay State-eminenv distinguish
ed when he died. and destined, had he lived to have
heen eminently distinguished here. Mr.. C. thought
he was the Youngest member elected 10 the 2Gth Cou
gress!--N y. Express. 5 20 ss jas ~
$50 WASHINGTON, Jan. T.
The NEw-JrasEY QrrsrioN has returned to the
House again. and will from appearances Occupy as
much Of the time 10 come as OF the time which has
past. It has been almost the only subject before the
House during the day. and its introduction commenc-
ed with the opening Of the session on motion OF Mr.
Campbell Of s. c., Chairman Of the Committee OF
Elections to refer all The papers relating I" ,s con-
plated the further power Of snmmoning the conlms-
stoned Wing members and the five Van Buren, claim
ants to attend The sessions OF me eIssee dSrnT
his resolutions agreeaby with instructions presume
from the committee Of which he is the chairman
They are opposed upon the ground that the committee
case but should decide first upon the 'mo uc'e EVIL
dence Of election; An examination Of the whole case
il is believed will take three months and IL is,
therefore, considered an act Of great inns'iee 70 keep
the state 80 long without representation This plan
is holly opposed BY the more rampant OF the admtns-
thingseter that New-Iersey shall be disfranchset
altogether or msrepresented BY allowing the five Van
Buren, claimants TO take their seats. During the day
" upon the course pursued by Congress. He ssiil
views the conduct Of the House act OF fragrant
outrage upon the sovereignty Of New Jersey He
legislative atrocity. Mr. Bell during the day has epo-
ken e snah IN favor e. prOposon e his ,n'ssa,
complains nf the vregularty Of the PROCEEDINGS Of the
House in allowing eleven persons to be upon the floor
HOuSe menneFS Wneu hepFeSen-
ta,on is only six He reminds the House Of the fact
that the five Van Buren, claimants have registered
their names and taken seats within the Bar--have
used the ranking privilege-the stationery ard the
promnt action Of the House, and also calls npon the
Presideptt 10 inform The Governor OF New;iersey OF
the fact that New-Jersey 10 not represented, and the
! reasons why.-ib. AsAs~s>
! GENERAL HARRrsoN.--We confess d at we are sur
prised and pleased 70 find 80 much nnanimity. so
much zeal and good feeling, in behalf Of General
HARRISON among the Wings generally, aware ef their
preferences and partialtes. II settles very mpor
administrator il not governed BY ambition, byade-
sire for office by love Of power but is united for
the safety ohe country. and the pros
our rulers. every sacrifice will be- rnade. Of personal
preferences or personal prejudices, 70 eject the nomi
nee OF the Harrisburg Contention The administers
zion viii see by this, and by the close vote in Con-
Uress that, qradually the people are beginning to dis
cover where the evil lies, and are proposing the renie-
| dy II is impossible that experiment upon expert
| rer,t can be made on the cuFrencv and the entire
operations Of trade and commerce become unhlnged
war upon credit and pinchng, even TO the jaws Of
bankruptcy, without hFinglg home to the authors of
these evils the force of public opinion. through the
The administration will not be able 10 Keep Ohio.
under It's present eWf3erin9s; even the Loco Foco
Governor becks QUE from the administration policy
sH;nssss Thes from local ssys sms
will change. the presidential eeeton, Tor the West
ern candidate. PeHnsylyauia. with sass Loco fcco
mainsi.ys hHds i necessary 20 support he! bsrn,ng
obtaining the State on the first eauvass vii now car
~ avute fun as powerful We every whe!e see pre-
paFasious tnahi.s on The pars e ,he Mmes the
Harrison can eerry the States which he did carry in
1886 and We see no reason WHY he should not conf
Ssn, calculate q ss dE Go and
will pec1 him. All that r. neceasaFv is union acfivi.