Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

People Car ha.ond The tuunds ct reason fl, IN.
rem dy.
lie was sol acquainted with the perSpn. Win
had signed The pciuibu; they drd not belong la IA.
Congressional district. but 10 u yoriJn Of the Com.
mnnWealih It Massachusetts. as pure m Viule M.
any In this UniOn; anJ when he received this net.
ton, aware-survly not that he should he charged
with high treason, hut IN the r1lectaiion of iho
feeling which any unusual petition Produced in IN,
House under tins gag rule. by which the IIolse
cdnstructiyely suppressed any petition they ihon,bt
pOper-lwire that their " Oil be- Opposition. he
had taken the precauiirn 10 inquest hrs colleayno
ir'm that district to ascertain from the vicinity .r
the place whence the petition came. whether there
were sa'h persons there. what their character We
and h1w Ear he might depend upon il that il Da.,
genuine petition proceeding from a respectable
: 'ufce. It's colleague had done IL. and ascertainc,I
mat the petitioners were persons Of rcspectabilty
whose petition ought 10 he heard and received
III y ere . o peshep', of that pure aris,ocrati.
b'o" which the gentleman from Kentucky once
o ' .na' ne caneton, bat men quite as good a,
any oi that blood Of which the genllenaI wa, :,
po1L.
III, wouli apol' gss Q Inc House for having said
even 50 much. He could not possibly sun o,a
that this Hoase No I'D enteriant "a, pn,po,,tinn. n,
al bat # they did, he should ak an opuor,un;.
~
Mr. Cooper snid, before the GO Itlemal from Mas.
- - NtlNluhitus ne wished TO CurrCct m M
apprehension undcr whi,h ne seemed to Iabor
From the rem ,rks OF the gentleman he N g,
judged that he Supposed far her time would be civ.
en- INN hr his defence lf he undrrsio ii The ,..-
ol"t'' aHgIi. tie adoption OF u was tp he The al
OF The m1iier; anl any defence which The gen,I.n,n
might proPJse 10 make must be previous To- Inc /.
derIon.
The S7erke s''iel TO The gentleman from Mas.
s1ehnseIis Mr Adam tiailIe ques,ifm bef,,e ,Ls
House would be- ou The resolution of the ren,lsn.n
fvn h -ntuc&y (NIr ManshalD
Nh TnihN h"pei the gentleman would have m
opportunity OF beins fully heard on this .nh.
lject.
Mr. Adams sail If it was The in'ent,on Of nj,
lilo lsc now at "nce lcres oC snow. noN"l-,o nr.
'e'' u uecis'on oi his rcsJluIion. he must sub
n"' Was u''er know that. To a m an ON Uhon
charges Of his kind ~, re saried o. a .,IL,D 49,
lo'aiy unexpected, NJ time was 10 be nll,,xod a..
ms ueienceI 10 the ordinary runr.e of bps;.
ness N i1is 'iolse-'ie printing Of the r,S,ln,i,a
am hN'ns me Time for - cnnsidcra'ion-was q, ain
eo1' away wiuh, AMI the Hons, To be taken he.
we" "'''n ana waller to decide his resnlaiion, he
N Isl submit. Tie was ia the povcc of he Hnuse
Ihs Speaker sud ttniifIhn grafI mn fpm Mas.
s%tchns'tis (Mlr Adams) lesircd further Tins. he h;m.
se'' ora Trend hr h IN, couid, { right submit a mo
lNh 10 pos'pOa1 Iae iusaer consideration of he sinh.
Iject.
Mo Everett, n lie a few e~ler-stic remarks n.
"" - n's'' a'e .de SUBJECT ihns suddenly
'n.r'dard r's &c 5'sr. a.l ~ .-cI a .pnsrponc.
mea' 81 he collie ,u'i' Mod p next. and also
idi ~ r". - - ariatol.
"rr Vie - a. hcs- with vi. the caIlcJ = vo;co
,''n e on. : .s .ricc 49,, s.ad bv The clerk
~ i'e 10 g. 100, -. Nell Adde'S of Gen Wash.
rg'o'' Ih's 2rss. he Coum ,.,c,da speech up,n
"'"''s '"d tang m general The great ohiccI
SCENE" To- o., To prove that a design was making to
"e''''c me t..inn. 10y Grcrrn iulnearp and hy 9th.
m'''s. A'irics were read rom The Emancioarur,
n"''-o"a'ey !'"p1r; -. md irym lheir sources, com,
80 ~ Luz 80. A'b.ii'on movements generality and
Hu'm' were nhoui as severe a. language couLI
niue 'acHl lie was charged with h. ! p tho cher
's'ei al 'l a irSign cHrmy aud with designing ia
r'''"re an I1snFrccIIpn, a re suluIiOn and a Iissolu.
uou Of The Uu;un.