Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19


have done.
Mr.. WISE. thereisre. made distinct motion that
the protest be entered uspn The jouluzl.
Mr. vANDERPoEL. ofN. \. oppressed he mo .
tisp aud eonienled that the OF yesterday ker.
the protest. fom The journal.
Mr.. DR0NGOoLE expressed The same hsei.
and ei~d several examples the proceedings oi the
House aud Senate which he believed pfcee-
d.ats. which should be good authority. Some a
snussne hts passed brtsveo Mt. WISE anil NJ. Dom
eooie during The sbaie unen i,- saJectuf tie
feessuu III the Joufua Mr.. Wsc sid yesterday,
he knew biz ooliesgae IL I'D. aud Mt. ID. sad lie
knews lis COLLEAGUE of Gid also--so veil that hr +
shrd did no, Yield the floor him before lie eoncln
ded his speech. Then be would do II viii teiy
great pleasure.
Mr.. WISE then submitted bis motion. ealiae
upon the Cefk read ". II VS. presented ia the
form Of resolution. which resolution conelud,d
With the Protest II The New jersey members. The
sesofution and prse=t were both read.
M. WISE rose 10 spe1k, and Mr.. DROM.
GOOLE attic same time.
Mr.. WISE - hope the gentleman will permit
me to reply TO him."
M. DRoMGOOLE MATED bis poinl of ofdtr
vhieh was. ih", the reFolulisn and rrotr, onetrd
to-day by his colleague idrnucay tie same
proposition as VIZ offered yesterday.
Mr.. WISE SAID he would speak to point Of ~.
der then. VI his colieagne not Wiling that lie
should make a direei reply To- his remarks.
Mr.. Wise sand he would prove his colleague Vas
wrong by the example OF the lustttoUs speaker Polk
lie read from The journal OF l53s and 1893. ~ben
Mr.. Gushing presented protest, which, although II
VAS voted down by The House, entered upon ihe
jourasl-AIr Poik made decision that n should 20
there. lie also made The decision IN the
of protest. pfsscntfd by Inn self
Mr.. DROMGOoLE called upou the chair TO Dc.
eide upon his poin, al order
Mr. ADAMS rftrd the cases in the decsion Of
Mr. Pnk aud Mr. Bell. ~heo similar motions to
thai submitted by Mr.. WISE sustained. and
where papers objected TO entered upon the Jpuf
nal
Mr.. DRoMGooLE appeaied ftomrl decision Of
the CHAIR.
Mr. HOFFMAN aste wlai was the object ofibe
Ayes and Mes. There sauld be = nisuHJe stand
ing, Il abe papers pses uted 10 the ilousr which
the yeas and nays demanded acre not recorded.
Tue Constituents Sf tBeHb-f should knas whdi /.
paper voted Tor opposed and fof fbis rea- +
san n no other, should be recorded the Jour
oai. fheys hsd.no Other u1eshs ol knosing ihr
statement. made issneb papers. tiae paus sad
they we're res eeifui, and aaaie tia, iefy acre not
W no szs 10 Judge
Mr.. TILLINGiIASTe e ed role Of he Ilouss
vhich made NJ. MI.es motion 10 order
Mr.. PETRIklS mesed i,e Previous Qae.- ,
I0a-
Mr.. BYSUI rose 10 speaa. lie. H. addressing
himself TO The CuanmsR-. w5sb 10 AZ go qaes-
too, ar. Csu msn do thai indirectly which he
Cannes do drsctiy p
Mr.. ADAMS TO Nj Byou You may sn.wtr
that question yourself
Several motions were made lay uron tie table
10 appesilre'n the decision Of The Char &c
Nc. MERCER Submitted a resolution against a
second dcclsIou Of NJ Adams, when va. .ofed
down.
The next motion upon LAYING an the propo.i.
lions beiors,he House oo the ,ablr The yeas aud
nays were demanded 1nd Tie vote siood
Ayes lo3.-Noes 1lo.
SO the questions not laid upon the table and
the business came back upon the appeal OF Mr. Dom
goo'e OF VI" on the decision Of Nh. Adams thai the
resolution Of AR Wise was In order
Mr. DROMG0OLE Submitted a propos,ion in
relation 10 Mr.. Wise's FIRST molion-that Al was nor
in order.
The ayes and were Demanded, and the House
decided against Mr. Ajams's decision. ia L, los
Alter two hours aad half consumed upon pains If
order the House came back to ihr position of th,nes
III The adjournment.
SELECT COMMITTEE.
The question came upon the motion Of Mr.. c. bbr
10 reconsider the sote upon MI Deomsoae's
resolution for The ap oiltaento Of a Select Commit
Mr. CRADLE hoped thai The House would 70.
back TO the condition OF things al The commencement
Of the session. lie hoped thai some resolution would
be adapted whereby the House would RECOGNIZES the
rights OF fbe regularly commissioned members
They had certificates ofelection. and were Al. much
entitled To as himself. The House must come
20 this conclusion at Last.
PROPOSITION OF Mr.. WISE.
Mr. WISE then said that ne wished to make
he would be silent II the enbers allowed the debate
TO s,op here II they would agree not 10 speak, aud
10 eofne to direct vote upon the mot'on first
consider, and then upon the question 'sho had hcir
tight to sesis,he would nu 20 on. Gees ,pf"agreed"
and go Oh Most OF the members ST. miied their
sereement.-t Much confusion IN the iouNe.l
Mr.. WISE aea:u stated ms proposition 10 be ST.
lent, and asked any nisnb-r rise II he had b.
lection TO il. Heoniy designed to bnng lie l'orse
TO a vote and stop this ebdisss discussion. q" WHO
objected 7"
Mr. TURNEY would no cons 'ut.
Mr.. WlSE-"Thenl shall poo, I'd"
ne House was interrupted with On, Of Ego on"
and don't 20 on'"they will not acre. > from the
Wing members and .they will agree" from t4e Ad.
ministraton side OF the House
Mr.. WISE said Then shall 90 on" II. g., ID
we were ready To do our duty now, aud have been
ieaos from the commencement OF the session | |
nope 10 hear M more Of wasted time-no more of |
delay Gentiemen have had an opportunity 10 bring
tue question 10 an ISSUE but have declined 10 do so
Let them take the responsibility. Letlhem saw no
more that they wished duect vote upon a direct
Proposition before the House.
The Administrator members then consented IN
have q direct vote taken.
The various propositions before the Uousc .e,e
All rcconsidered by general consent,
When MI. WISE offered resolution thar
Messn AJcrigg. Maxwell I,rke, Has,ed and Stral.
ton be aioSed 10 take their seats until the Uouse
Is organised. and that after organization the House
proceed TO Tic Election OF Speaker leaving The rehts
OIL the claimants to be settled by subsequent aclloo
Of The House.
A call OF the House was then made and fun
hundred aud thirty meisbers answered to ,heir
nsmes.
The House was then greatly confused FOR a time