Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-09-16

ond Bank Bill has at length arrived and win he found
on this page. Feeble and unsatisfactory as it is, it
will doubtless be perused with eagerness by an ouy
readers who have net previously seen it,
DISSOLUTION OF THE CABINET,
The Veto Message Of the President was commu-
ncated to the House on Thursday last The next
day, Messrs. EwINe, BELL BADGER and CRrrrRNpEN
as Secpsaares IS she Treasury, of War, and the Ma
w, and Attorney GenemL rendered their designations
to the President, which were accepted bv him. On
Saturday, after consultation with the New York
wing delegation IN Congress, and at their suggestion
Mr.. GRANGER rendered his resignation of the Office
OF Postmaster General, which was also accented
Mr.. WEBSTER is the only member of the Cabine,
therefore that continues; and he it is said only at
the urgent solicitation of the Massac husets deepa
ton, particularly Mr.. Adams, and at the reoues, of
the President in consequence Of the peculiar state of
our relations with England at the present time.
FORMATION OF A NEW CABINET,
On Saturday, the President sent to the Senate the
names Of the following gentlemen, to compose part
Of his new Cabnet-that for Postmaster General
would be sent on Monday:
WALTER FORWARD, Of Pennsylvania, to be Secre.
tary Of the Treasury.
JOHN MCLEAN, Of Ohio Secretary of War.
ABEL p UPsHUR, OF Virginia, Secretary Of the NAVY.
HuGH S. LEeARE, of S. c., Attorney General.
1t is believed that CHARLES A. WIcKLIFFE, of Ken
lucky. will be the new Postmaster General
And now word to the character of the new
oao'ne mf rof"aro is at present the First Solicit
tut ., 'ne treasury an ane man; Mr.. Mclean is
"s' SHOWN a. the postmaster General under Mr..
ANv nd oe Il.
Adnlns' ana as one OF the U. States Supreme Court
'uogss' WI. Aeeafe was formerly an influential
.ne"oet ot plr Cpshur IS less known, but
sag e % man oI me talents but rather Of the
pecunas zone OF mlnd ot she Vrglnians; Mr.. Wick
llHe was formerly member OF Congress from the
stable. Orhs whole We e.,nsider ,he nav c.b;re,
a good and able t,f,e. hut M, ne srong a. n. or.
which has iius, gone 81. - ,an
zoe 90
CONG kkSse- - ara too mlch pressed for room
10 give the psaseedih OA kfidaJeand SatiiFdays -,
cePt IN very lew words On E1idash in thaI Esls,
after meeting Of sie Cemmi.fae Of Coneernnee -.
finally passed. Then came IN the cons;deras;ou a
the Veto Message which wns debaaeff in n xarv sn;.
tied and spicy manaer ill near ,hs eoss .f tl,e ,iav
Mr.. Bolts was very severn upon the President The
question was then taken upon the Bill. asbalt Il ,sss
Notwithstanding the Presiaenss y objections Y md
was determined by yeas lO3-nays So Il recurring
two thirds, Of course was rejected. All the Whies
h,ss tror, VIE. ..s 49,. ", ~,
~ o", ."sa' an" Mes'Is' w. w. irwin and
'FRONT.' Inc senate had but little business before it,
On Saturday. the House was occunied nearly All
DIV unon Tho ra,,., - a.. r.-:.. '' s'
1r "'e 'spo. ~ W '''e Nonm3'ee respecting the
qnarrel OF Messrs. Wise and Stanley. Il eventuated
in a censure of Mr.. Wise only. who made n humble
rs.r,v oil do, :, -.....:- ' o"s"s''
"e"'S a." uay :" executive session. Nearly all the
appointments are now confirmed. Both Houses pass
Vernon, Election We .re d;s,r,o;r.od .. H..
-. ".0 u'S"ppo'''eu a' 'he 70.
there being two wing candidates, the votes are so