Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-15

Correspondence ri Tho Baltimore Plrr.ur.
WASHINGTON. March >. 1912
MORNING BUSINESS

N . H NhN"NN w H' Wv s ~ A''N
tiuu 60 American water.7ot'cd hemp. stating that
The contract under The ry]sllction Of September,
ISL, h1d NO; been complied with, and probably
could not be. Tho Secretary Of Jhc Nlvy has sent
1n agent 10 The West % make contracts. q q can Dc
done w'h safety.
NJ Wright presented o. memorial from the sure.
lies 81 uurl SU1t,youf, tate Collector at New
York. asking ir power Co compete with the Gcucr.
gl Cavern cut.
Nr Sturgeon presented n memorial from citizons
It ca" city and county ct philhIc'pbi,. asking for "a
REMISSION Of the fine imposed u9ou Ecucral Andrew
Jackson.
Nd q .h7n1r presented MEMORIALS Ola like char
actor. lwm jbo slmo quarter.
Mr. Surgeon presented several memorials from
Do" iron manufacturers oC Pcuusyly,nil.
Mr. Buchanan also presented three from ibe
.rou Manufacturers, praying hr au increase ol dn-
AS, raen,fill 1rnn ml1ulctu-cr. who pro
duye seven millions worth ct manufactured gopd-.
and who state that the effects OF the compromise act
Is exceedingly oppressive.
Al of these memorials were referred to tho Com.
mIttco ol Manufactures.
The reports from committees a ~ the re- ,ll'ians
were without public interest, except one from the
Committed on th9 Judiciary, O., report the proceed
mgs OF he Supreme Court.
ORDERS OF TIE DAY.
Aitcr the morning bushes, was Owe. he special
order was called for, being the resolutions ot Mr.
Clay upon he subject Of retrcnrhmeni. &c.
hr Summ1uis, ct Rhoic Island, addressed the
senate 40 cons IdCrab.o length. and iu one ct IhIsc
matter oi lcf speeches which always tell upon The
h,arcr. Mr. Wright and Mr. Wl1dbury were slated
ip lie, aUd proved o. De-, ga direct collision IN their
estimates 90 regard % the expenditures OF the Coy
eminent. The QUO Senator hal liJ all The blame
OF excessive exl Expenditures o. thc action OF Cpugrcss.
and the other bad changed The issue and laid al tho
H4.FHtHl.bYIrF. az fNn L.. "a %. .-.-.... H.
mouis. Who wcrc wrong wasa question 90 he soulrI
between the two honorable Senator'S ihcms Ives and
their ir,nl..
Mr. SimmondS next amused himscl. AMI the Sen.
I'c hy siltns Ilte extent of The Discrepancies be-.
tween lhc Senator's ma! between C,rrrcss and the
L.crui've Departments, when Jho friends OF The
TWO Senators we're ga power. The variation was
more extensive than ono cn-ld imlgiye. and the re-.
suii as stated, amazed The Senate M the cxocu,, of
,Ic two Senators, and particularly tor The reason
that m their argumonr they had forgotten the facts
necessary CD Sustain their positions. Surprising Them
Do he irGc. In regard o. Mr. WppIbur,'s estimates
Us cpmprel with expenditures. he showed that
VIA le the Senator, from New Hampshire had csti.
mattel the expenditures oflr36 at SOB. 0OO.OUO
they turn II ogt 10 b. SDOl),OIJ, a mistake Of
S6OlOOJO-pther mistakes were pointed out.
In the sane year, th' prpbtjle receipts OF the
Government We're stated 10 b, nineteen millions of
dollars ald Aey tIrei uu' o De 'oryseycn mill
i'nso'd 'Aars-m hIng 1 difference OF ty-nJ-e.sIt
millions.
Mr. = nmolIs a kn lwIe lei fb1r C,yr-,s b,a
exceeded the e. i'm % e., but The Il ference and ali.
"a lilly from ia s. SCARE G. was m N com.arad with
the mistakes 90 Ia q O mates OF The Senator himself
a, Secretary oi tne Traa,u ". Ia 1886, Tor exam.
p.o. Congress hal exceeded Ia csrimlics six mill
lrus, while the estimates Of the Secretary or m.
Treasury as O., The aaaucc in The treasury Ina, year
were stated Co be- fIry-six millions.
The sIeg,l Of NJ y turnY1I. ,r.r ,.=,r;-, ,,,
these Iis.Ieplurlc.. went on IL discuss Inc I,r.V mud
other questions. Here Mr. =. was quite At nom,
and his remarks M. m ISL ia.rc.. ira, IT.. -. -
he doctrine orp-,,err,l nnIlh, C,nIr,ns" m
ilI> remark, upu PaJIeci iua were illustrated ~
show chat IfiIc American C..Iu, - -
anil re America. Sysi,n y,s ,J1.rrJ ~, w,,tI
prove O glorious unc i1r the : ,uth.
Vuc iIrue yslI mon punrI 4. oy,r tIe f,-.;,,
Invoices wee ais, stated anil sI,fl..eJ IL, n r,,Ie,.
sol ani very able argument arI lIr .b,u,,s ,r.
guneul answered uat home valuation was uucon.
suIujional.
Mr. simmonds' speech continued Tor about two
hours.
NJ ca lhpun replied very briefly AMI Nh Wood.
bury irllOwei. SJon after which the S,uat, al.
% Irncd
HDLSE OF RE"REEEF ATIVES.
iIESOLU TlONS9
Mr. Wise Oh, red arcsoiuuou ius ruciinr the com.
mlttce on the JEddiciary tainquirc into The expc.
"f ~ VI NHNlpiiNllltlE SUMO plan Tor Tie uINUFHI.s
Of tie Government printing from Tue political press.
The resolution " . adopted.
Mr. r Ingers,h. Of Pennsylvan.n m,vcl a SC
cohd res 'llion asking the Committee on ihcJiIic:-
nTy u inquire nip the expeiIcncy oilesisiamg in
regard % The summing Ut jurors by mc Federal
Courts. where tho local laws are not sufficient for
That purpose.
COMNlII TEE OF TIE WHOL
Mr. fllim'le' as Iuirnla oi the Committee on
Ways and Means moved hH The General Aap-oprL
""'h n"l DC h'N c'"s"ered and ihaI tho Hpuse
e'le1 ''o |'"'n'''e oil ue whole iorthat pur.
pose
,,:,og .rg3 "a 9NN
/ beng ordered y"N "'u nays
MI. Bde-s. Of Mas ra,rnoI Tho C,,..
debate pr coed. a nom the TENS oC Zoo IN ~
melci4g y an n r~.s,luy,, Il, sIr,E. ,n, IN, -'"'
ateon of about 50 300 or lab,, and c,,I !, ~
Drcpqrfmcur. The IN ,ti,, r., .,,Eo or, ~ .
prevailed by n vote orI3l TIE - 49,, - I"
counted. NV
The next item Of The bill which c.o,,oi -,
. my H'A-