Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-09-09

solution, during the remnant Of the morning hour
ut the next session, of the expenses Of printing for
the two Houses and the prac,icabiliiy of reducing
the expense and separating the press from the 60
vernn,ent
The Committee on Elections made report decar.
ing that Mr. Levy, the Delegate from Florida, was
not entitled to q seat on this hoor-B.
w,sr,,,ro,, Fr;d.v Con, al
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Fiscal CorpoTah0" Ut" f"sseo.
The Senate, to.day nfter n very sensible speech
from mir, Simmons. Of r. l., in favor OF the Fiscal
CORONATION Bill. and another from Mr. Berrien in
reply to Mr. Buchanan, brough, The debate on this
subject to close.
Mr. Walker offered an amendment, reservng the
eower to alter modify or repeal the charter, but it
was rejected.
follows:
Yeas-Nessrs. Archer, Barrow Bates, Berrien,
Graham. Henderson. Huntington, Kerr, Maneun,
Merrick Miller Morehend, Phplps Porter Prentiss
Preston Simmons. Smith of Indiana Southland, Tall.
madse. White. Wuojbridge-27
N0w-Messrs. Allen, Benton Buchanan, Calhoun,
Roberts, Mouton, Nicholson, Pierce. Rives Sewer,
Snnth o. Conn, o'urgeon' lappah' WALKER "oou'
DUTY, VIRGIN, ioung-% .r- p.u, .r D.l,.
mere were tW NO., a"sehers MI. D"GuIn, =. De
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there IS an'p,e scope enough ir speGua,. nH t,c
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senators dsaeree so nucn, II Is NOT strange That Inc
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| % not apprrhend an immediate breaking up OF
Me- Cr,np MI ros;o VIII sG II, AND i has
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YIN ne 'nvfo 70 .akt ms Paee; ne P'eMss H. Ra;,;a
Psy es Of "9s rery n Ten~essee has
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WASHINGTON SEPT. = Aos''
The Senate today resumed the consideration O!
pose q. the situation Of the Treasury.
Mr. CLAW estimates the actual revenue for the first
half wear of l8il. at $7,6430OO. Expenditures dur
lie debt. and Treasury notes, $l4,43l 500. Making
n difference between the revenue and expenditure,
G,r the irss hnfuf 1871, of sc. 7sg. 437.
He then estimated the pubIjc revenue for the last
half of lS4l surprising the Revenue Bill before the
Senate not to pa.s. AT a. OO5O26 The expenditure
for the same Time Sl6ll656O Making a deficiency
in the revenue of the latter half wear Of lS4l of &c.
Il.53i Making n total amount of deficiency, dur.
inc the year l84I. SIS, 9OO.97I
To all this deficiency should be added, Mr.. Clay
soid. the expenses OF the Extra Session.
Mr. Claw expressed his strong desire TO reduce the
expenses for the session hut said it would be
indispensabe at the next session, TO have another
loan. An error had been committed in fixing the
late loan at 40 short date; If it had been longer, it
mise was hiding on those who made il; hnf, 4 they
did no. put the tax on tea and Coffee they wou'd som
advance the duty on other articles .,.
He thought the average OF the expenses Of rms al
mnstration would not equal that OF Mr.: Van Bnrens,
twenty millions He recollected This government
when the whole civil lis, cost but $1,000 But
great abuses had crept into the administration OF the
revenues
Mr. Calhoun said the remarks of Mr.. CLAW, and the
denoable condi,;nn Of the Treasury according to his
s,n.cmen, os me hes, aroument thai could be urged
against The Land Billiard other hills Of this session.
n tho Presdent signed the land Ri the violation Of
The spr ~ ,he Comnrcmise would he rendered una.
voidnhie " Wv
IT, oos,;or ,vas tbsc ,.ker nm the motion Of Mr.
woodbury. =" amend The hill Nv exemp.ing COFFEE and