Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-03-11
CoN0vcaa.oIal.
East Day Of the KxE2th
CONGRESS.
Hoys1 OF REPRESENT T iEs.

8 O'CLOCK, House commenced uluer stormy
auspices. Soon alter its order was established,
and while the report irom the Committee Il
Conference between the two Houses Was under
consideration, advising that House 10 concur
with such report ;, and allow the promotion ii
any newly appointed clvtlI all to the command
a., the Army over Scott and lay l"r, Mir. Ash
nun of Mass took the floor in speech Of IN
dir,,nt cloouence, denounced the rcpoIl-de-
n,uncpd the conduct oi those members WI" Ilao
welded every thing to the litsideil on 'h''
subject, in the hope, and with the certain pro-
mise Of receiving office at his hands ALREADY
h. SAID, he had tanned that two had r.cei'
we'd the consideration OF their services. IL was
ea;li r pay THAI the President was accustomed
Ia make.
lie vas here called upon to name the se"Ilt>
men to whom he alluded.
He said he had undei stood that the PRESIDENT
had nominated member from pennsy wanna as
Minister to the Court If France. AID member
from Kentucky as Col. of one Of the regiments
rn,, had received the icSald It ,hlIr sErvIli-
~.
Hcre a mtmaer FROM Pennsylvania. WHOSE
name, | unders; ocd, is hg0so(i-a man oi
whum think heard las ,Ene dlSsraceinl trans
action a yeal aS"-crnssrd the hoor Oh lhT
lious. and inquired # Mr., As.mun II nc accu'
sed him OF servlIIty >.
Mr.. ASn!nuh, Witnhut S'''HS "''o "'''''
answ,, an con emptuouS smile to n, mem
her from pernsylya AHA, proceeded to expose,
in mos, animated language, his utter and c"lh-
plete ,ubserviency TO the Administration, dem
uns,rated the versatility Of his mind IN hrst
finding a conclusive boundary I" Texas III 1871
BY the Nue,es. and then al The wish. and on
the bid Of the tsdent, extending IL TO the
RIO Grande.
The REPRESENTATIVE from Mass. bore down
had II ION the member from the Northern LID
critics Ph.ladel phia-And with scathing satcasin
demolished his inconsistency OF conduct anu
his venal l0rSiversaii"n.
The President sisaed The 5000 wv loan
bill as soon as i! WAS Presented 10 Nun
Wilh,hr.a millio, d lila Of hard money IN
his ha I'd, he may ginsle patriotism out OF t"e
MeXicans, and purchase tor US peace. ~"
pleasant Responsibility, attaches to him IN The
disbursement of tins sum-" strict accou"'a'
bi!,t, wl! he be nodded when me w * ii"n'r
.i REPRESENTATIVES ASSEMBLIES next Winter at
Washington.
5 O'clock. Two ships "( the Government
have been voted 10 carry tut I" III Lana me
provisions intended for the suffering IRISH ny
charitable indv iduas. Here IS good opror'
,unity to ask what has become Of the $500 900
yr,ni which the Senate voted Gen, Mckay.
give ui light on this Subject; to your tender
mercies was The measure committed. do you
Intend TO strangle this also, with your many
other uareported bl,s'
The Senate have concurred in the rejection
of an appropriation o., SGO.0O1. Tor rsmuner-
atisn of the ownels Of the Amlstad. Avici"ry
to Liberty Messrs Adams and Giddinss have
made the case too clear for causuIstry.
Half past II .--Ldm Dec! Great news Tor
the Senate although in secret session u j.
lngersoll, the base calumniator. the vile dema'
eoSu., the PREDICATE politician, the notorious
falsfer, has been rejected az minister TO France
The senate Of the VI tied States, with major.
iiy of his own ollticsl friends. have denounced
1 him a. unworthy of trust Where VIII the
shameless calumniator take resort
, Richard Rush, II is SAID, has been n"mlna'ed
and confirms in his place. II so. he IS the
modern Vicar Of Bray! He supports all parties
or derives support from every Admlnlstra-
ton.
Quarter ofl2.-Mr. Brinkerhoff If Ohio ii
trying to make demonstration. don't know
,. whether he will succeed or not.
Mr., Vinton OF Ohio with few appropriate
remarks, proposed a vote Of thanks I" MIR. Spea'
ker Davis, for the able and impartial nanne'
in which he has discharged the duties OF his
a,duovs Office. The Resolution was unanimous
ly adopted
1t is past IL o'clock.
Half mast IL The Senate has adjourned
after confirming, among OF O. military appoint
msnts, T. H. Benton. Major General :; Mr.
Mr.. Cumming Of Geo. do. uhe gentleman thai
,cent out with McDuffe) Franklin Pierce 81
NJ H., and Enos D. Hopping OF N. y BIga'
der Gent rails Mr.. Benton said that ne d'o no'
know that he should accept the appointment.
Many acts of the two Housee passed, OF which
have made no record.
- The House agreed to their committee OF cor
: ference with the Senate Committee. VINO re-
2 ported on the Resolution ofthe Joint Csmm ~,
Zee to strike out the clause IN the Army o.. ~
giviag The President right to appoint any oil
Ger TO the command Of the Army,
= The Irish Relief Bill was lost
The Speaker male nice. and Impie'ssV'
s-,sech and the House adjourned sine Due
The President pocketsd the River and liar
berhill
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