Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
TsVENTY-SnXTlI CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
Correspondence ofhe Baltimore Patriot.
THE NIGHT SESSION.
WAslIiNGroN-E


THE NIGHT SESSION.
WAsuiSoroN-Fnday Night
When | close d my f,st letter to-day; the mo.
lion Of Mr.. Smith oil Maine. for proceeding imme.
diateIy to the election Of Speaker, was under con
sideration.
Mr.. Wise declared tho motion out Of order. ss it
was not in conformity with the resolution oil Mr..
Rheu adopted yesterday. and which, he maintained,
was binding rs rule oil The House.
The Oh II decided that although the resolution
Of MI. Rhett was IN force. and was antagonistical
10 the proposition OF Mr. Snith. the House still
competent To proceed at once the election OF
Speaker; and lie held the resolution of Mr.. Smith.
therefore, III be III order. though the consideration
that the resolution oi Mt Rhetl had been already
adopted, might be a reason against voting lof pro-
ceeding now 10 tie election Of Speaker.
Mr.. Nandcrpoel. called upon the House TO
come to the vote ON the organization OF the
House.
strain of iervent and impassioned eloquencc, pro-
tested against The course which tho Administration
patty seemed bent on pursuing.
By proyidenual dlspensalion, by sickness aud
death you have been enabled lsald hc) 10 b'ing us
10 a tie, an1 10 irample on the people OF New Jer
sey. You have decided that Mr. Ayc,gg and his
associates are not entitled to heir seats. We now
ash you to say who are entitled 10 represent New
Jersey on tins floor VIII YOU not answer that
question: Tan YOU waive, dare you waive, the
you do So you certainly will, by now proceeding
the organization olihe House will 1t mol be made
manifest that tho prelentlons you have sci up Tor
them are mere pretexi, The poorest show, ho'n be-
Cunning 10 cudi Mr.. Wise concluded by oLal-
longing the party TO say who "S entitled 10 the
seats.
Mr. White of Kentucky. made an able speech in
support OF the ground that the motion for going To
the election OF Spraket,was out Of order al tins time
The Char decided that the motion was IN order
A motion made TO adjourn, aud lost. Mt
White appealed from tie aforesaid dtc,s,on the
Char. A desultory and disordcrly discussion arose
on this proposition, involving many points Of order !;
al the close OF which. alter the call Of tho House.
Mr.. White moved 10 lay the table the molten
Tor proceeding to the election ol a Speaker. Tins
was lost--aysc 105 nays Is. The motion for pro-
ceeding the election OF Speaker was then carr
ed-ayes lis, nays 10 Another motion for ad
Journmeu was made, and lost.
Mr. Prott of Indiana, then moved To ieoonsidcf
the resolution of Mr.. NTH, and took the opporiu
MY % administer severe ehartlsement IL SEINE
half dozen of the Loco Eucos big guns aud tte
guns including ,nde,poel aud Byuum, IN s'y
rough, bur racy, and full Of effect.
Mr. Jeulier followed with mastery speech in
favor Of he resolution reconsider during "h he
ashed the leaders OF the tram bands IN capital style
He distinctly stated, the vote against the rights of
The New Jersey Wing members had been accom-
plshed by the grossest deception. lie changed Two
, embofs of the administrator with having clrCnla-
ted Tor purposes of delusiUn, story, that Mr..
kempsha oi New \ ork, had come to the city by
The morning cars This one OF ih.se membersk new
10 be false. Another member aIih the view OF AID
inc and cooperating in this work OF deception, bad
glyen his promise TO vote for The Wing claimants,
and yet voted against them.
At 7 O'Clock, to- night. Mr. Jenifcr gave way FOR
a motion TO ad ourn, which was rejected. lilo the n
continued with the greatest animation aud energy
10 maintain the rights Of tho New Jersey Wing