Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21
TwExrY-sEyENrn CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. ArBiL l6,h, 1912
Sr\ ATE

WASHINGTON. ArBiL l6,h, 1912
SENATE.
he senate did ru to-dsv. having ycslt,day
'ol nfhed over e. Sn'av AFTER ara Executive se-,io
which continued 10 n late hour
HOUSE or REPRESENTAPIy
The House ct Representatives went INTO Com.
mi''ee OF the Whole on the STATE Of the Unian. ns
soon a. the J7urnal Of yesterdays proceedings Lad
1 been read
GENERAL APPROPRIATION RIII.
Nlr Ta1nrspu. Of Indiana. took the Chair. and
Mr. Bolts % Virginia, weniO on ia bis remarks. be
| ing entitled 20 ihe cuor
NJ spike i,r one hour in rcply q Mr. Aims
1nd would have been CAD 70 have addressed the
''n"iliee At more gttaicr length. had an 0ppartun
/ y been offered hfsH Tor that pugp1se
The speech Of Mr Albums Yesterday md the dnv
previous had put the Cunniilcc into state Of ey
ci'iseni. hir Campbell, of SJrih Carclina. irnde
me rcpl., bat uetspcy cRuugh satisfy the gentle
men it-m the > 'uil. WHO regarded Mr. Adams re-.
marks as wanion and uupTovoked attack npon tho
Sonih and S'uihcrn institutions. Mr. was free
| IA trs comments urnn Mr. Adams sp.sch. and Mr.
| Adams interrupted him UPON several occnsiuns bv
charges that his arguments ani his statement, were
| falsely represented by The gentleman replying 10
] ann. Having interrupted Mr. Bolts once of ,v.itc
Ni'h charges ni ihis kind Mr. b. IN reply said iha,
Nas very Var from his inIeni,n nsrepresen' the
gentleman trom Massaehusetis lie would npnral
1 20 tho House whether he had done 80 nr not To
TIC personal and harsh remarks Of The rentIs,on
frem Massachusetts ne should offer no replv mi n
IN The order Of debate he -hond say any hing per.
sonlily oifensvc 20 the gentle frurn Nass,chnsss
he begged him 10 understand him that he int,oieJ
to soy nothing disresPeeifBl he could not be forced
10 re'ori upon The harsh remarks 81 tkat gcetesrnn
/ va any Thing 10 might say
Dir Adams nodded ia compliment. but insisted
lspeahing m hi+ scan that he was miSreprssentr,i
and responding 10 the willingness 10 appeal ta N.
| c1rfniitcc, wheihcr nc had been So or moi
Mr. u It's went on, and vitS seated the Snnth Crorn
/ 'he charges preferred against her Ito cuuienIei
mai TIE SIuih were no mufC friendly 10 the slave
Trade np'n winch 81 much had been snd than the
| geniIsman's own constituents They held itin nb.
horrencc. There were. Ios, hc c1nien,!SL men ~
moral aS honest. rs p1irinuc, a. good men and rs
good Christians at the SJuth there we're at ~
! North
Mr. Bolts. NJ few minu-es before II. wa, in the
/ inLi tds Of what promised TO be very able aud
effective spce,h.
Mr. S'l!crs, Of Nd for the purpose sfRllovinr him
IN &c hea'd iur'her and remembering TIC vote 10
take the bill lrDm rurmiUee, moved thar The com.
miiiee rise.
Mr. Fillmore u'ycried and ealel Tor telers Thu
resolution prevail s. To IS aud the cfsnmit.e r,sc
accordingly. bui with no definite action upon the
Civil and Dploma'ic.bH
Mr. Andrews, of NJ. called for nrIion uron the
''"' fe'N'''E Nilfu Tue llutSe ailDu rttCu
day-nanely. the question OF reconsideration
Inc PfeN"us q esiiuns vas seconded. and Tie
Main 'l1csiinu urlcrcg viiha : opposition
The le~' vote "ns, whether the resolution should
be considered or not
The yea, aud NAYS wore ordered al the vote was
, a. ioilaws-aye, 50, noes -
! Ih's vote. which seventy thousand dollars in
/ money To The Government. nul uf incalculnilc
o'"sih o.herwise, soucI the question Of debate Tor
! tho aIy uppu hs bill
Inc House ag'a went into COMMITTEE when
instead OF wurls. here We're votes All barrier, 10
pr7Dpi action wcro re aoyed and l.. the cour.-
Nv" h'urs m"Tc was done lhan had buen done f,s
( The iwo months Pre- t,-us
The Foreign lulorc,ur,c I'cSs nf the bill. in IT.
zen mme'es, were read Ihnoas,l anI disposed
1 III
| Mr.. Linn, Of New Vmk. withdrew his r, sio,
/ 10 STRIKE ogi TIC appropriation for Iic Minister 20
I Ncvco.
NJ ) IngcrsalI. fPcna,yl,an's ruLIra,y hi.
TO strike oni or reduce the appropriations fir the
N"S-ia'' and Austrian M.-iurs one half
H"" Hn'n1'eral amendments were IAcn p-o,v,,
rI. @'"" "iih''" If4uscd bci"g ndur.eS auI other.
being rejected
Tae isSHs belonging To- the Pcs, Oihro Depart !
meni were next gone through aud 40 r,,~uty /
m'n"i's i,ems which Appropriated four nlllimr. |
Hnd seven hundred thousand dollars were 70. ,s ci
4 sturc = amendment. wcr. pr,coreJ ami 20.
l'''"d. Whom M marc WAS offered. the G IN. |
m''ie' was relieved and the BiIl came ialu tho
HUusS
TheHnIrn'!'acn's in ComGaIIicc were iir.,rsaIanI'
a. part Adopted.
Contested amendments nee next yni al uubl an! ]
ne iious" had hn time go CONSIDER two q these be
fore r!e nJ'nmm"nr. Bat of those. however. were
ImI RANT md had hc ofIrrt uf dcriding hat here
a"er ihr printing OF tie Executive Departments shall
nc done 10y contract and as Tar may be in the city
Of Washington
The House adjourned Aoiwccu three ana Gi,,r -.
clock aud Will d'p'se Of The Ball on Monday