Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-16
Aasosr OF rae CRY BLuEs.
Tuesday. Feb l4.te49.


Al meeting Of the corps this day. the Sils~ing
The fell destroyer has again invaded oar circle
Iii has pleased on all wise Providence, whose
decnses arc siiks jsss and insc~usabls-,o ,sks Gson
our mids, . friend and comndes and ~hihs We bow
with oil humility to the 6si Of The great I am. vi
we desire to render a deserved tribute to enc Who.
while iiv ring was associated ~inh rs. and who now
nomors, viii ever be ches,shed in our remeubrspcs
Therefore,
Resolved. Tim IN the decease OF Thomas J b
Pen'oney. late ss hoporsry memb- Of THE corps.
we feel the ios Of one Whose ~esumahls character
had sndsarcd him ,e alb and si,housh ~e deeply
deplsre his death. Ne yet turn vim fond reeret ie
hin sssociarisn With us, o. distinguished by many
recolloctiens which cen never be ea.ced.
Resolved. That We sincerely symPa,hire with
his relatives in the ivcpuatls loss Ivy have sns-
tanned; who. though afflicted wish che most poignant
sorrow. BY The working of the insa,la,s .ons.er.
mourn not % lhose without hope.
Resolved. That the memben Of ssss .eosps wear
tho usual badge ofmoaning. craps, On tho len arm
Cor thirty days
Resolved. That . copy Of these tions be
communicated TO the family Of The deceased, s.d
Published in the papers Of the city. 8 (
A true extract fnn the n~inutes.
JOHN II THOMPSON. sec'y.
OHIO observation-disclosures rich occur.
red in the House on Saturday lasi. after the recess.
The hill 10 prevent The firing Of cannon on psbI;c
streets and high ways being on its passage.
MIR Bowen demanded The previous question.
Mr. Byington moved a Gallon the House, which
WINS ordered. and subseq uently dispensed with. when
Mr. byington moved an adjournment. which was
lost-yeas Is. nays IS.
Mr. Sleedman moved another call of The H,u..
which was ordered.
Mr Byington moved sAm the e-rrean1ss-,rm
be despatched to The Lanaic Asylem Cor the alb
sentees.
MIR BCwen moved to dispense with the call. which
WINS agreed to-3S to 81.
Mr. Steedman moved an adjournncni-losi-22
to 81.
MFR B~yingion called for the reading Of The Hill
and petitions relating To The same. after which The
motion for the previous question prevaiied-yess
~. nays Is
Mr. Byington moved a reconsideration Of The vo,s
just taken. which The Chair decided out ororder.
Mr. Byington appe led from the decision.
Mr. Gallagher moved 10 lay the appeal on the
Mr. Byington moved that the House album
The Chair refused TO entertain The motion, and de.
ciared the question 10 be on the amendment offered
ny MIR Kelley OF Perry, exempting The county OF
Perry from the operations Of the bill.
Mr. Byington. IN q loud voice. renewed HE motion
10 adJourn. insisting that il shouid be entertained by
the Chair.
The Chair decided that no motion would be in
order until the main question was decided.
MIR Byingion took an appeal.
MT Gallagher moved to lay the appeal on the
table.
Mr. Byingion novel scAIl or the Hou.e.
The 9sesiioa WINS taken on the amendment and
lost. El~ We.
MIR Bying.on again moved a call Of the House
Tie wished Me absent reabes 10 have an oppos.
tunIiy oil voting on The passage of the bill.
The Chair declared the motion out Of order.
Ar Byinglon then inquired if the Chair would
have the infinite coadescensioa 10 entertain any mo-
tion whatever,
definitely postpone the bill would be in order.
Mr. ByingiOa called Mr. Johnson 10 order. AMI ask
ed The Chair IL it was On order TO asovc a call ofihs
House.
The chair decided That IL vss moi in order.
Mr. Ellington inquired ifil would be in order Esr
him To lake an appeal ffom that decision.
The chair replied in the negative.
MIR Byington then asked IL a motion NJ adjourn
would be in order.
The Chair replied-No.
MIR Byingion then inquired If nm appeal frum that
decision wonld be in order.
The Chair stated that the queslisn was on the
passage ofihs bill. when The yeas md nays were
demanded and resulted, yeas 35. nsys2 -.
So the bill passed
Mr. Byington then moved TO suspend the rules Of
the House, to enabls him TO Offer The following res
oluiion;
RssoiUsd. That the Speaker OF this House ha.
forfeited ell confidence as an impartial presiding
officer, either from stupid ignorance of parliamentary
law. OF from q wilfnl msl-administration OF il.
The rules were suspended. and then Mr FnIier
moved 10 amend 1t BY striking out ell afer the word
"Rcsotued." and Inserting the foIlowing:
THAT lie Grand ByIngion. The member from the
county OF Pike. be erpslled fhi. House fs his con.
tunnaeious sad disorderly cond uci in making reite.
rated motions 20 delay business, and prevent lsgis-
laiIve action in this iIuuss.
The amendment was subsequently, wiihd "a vsn,
and The vote being taken on The resolution of MIR
ByingIon.i ia was Lost, eyes ByingIon snd s,ssdrnsn2 2.
noes so.
Mr. Gordon thsa moved q Suspension Of the rules,
70 enable him 10 offer The iollssing resolution.
RssoiDed. That Leland Byingion. the member
from Pike. be censursd by this House Coz he unpso.
kod insullt tn The Speaker.
Action oPon Ibis rssslsdon ives suspended uafiI
Monday. r
TIE vote BY which tks superintendent bin wa.
rejected, ~as'Fecousidessd and The bill passed he
lower house.
WESTERN MEN-Psssiar down from Mr. 70.
vans our HusntiOn vss arrested n II s Edmaads'
Pork House. by one Of The largest specimens u
Western men that We have seen cor mary q day.
lie was aulosdink q splsudid Iog of ETuxu. and We