Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-05

Noone doubs th<fr Sdelity 20 the pr;u,i-
pies Of the party. enal we ase certain ,hs, their
influence was much grcakr in the L~rish tt,ns
than that 81 the Hsmfl,on members lust named
vel they conducted themselves in a yerv diff
tcreut manner. IL Is a slander on The konest
and ~rnsssuming Germans Of Ohio, 10 say
Rcemeha ~ worthy 10 represent them. Ham
ilton county can only redeem her own charsc-
ter. by sending up q different sct'of men. As
an Indication oi the truth of lbe urmerk we
have made n 10 the iniiGcnce OF such nen .
We may mention the TACT TINT on several &C.
c~asions, towards the closr 81 lhe session. Finn
and Rsem.lin could find but three or foor Of
their own friends to sustain them In heir
movements. On one occasion. D iew days
since. alter occupying the time ~ the House
for an houf, ia f~ruitlcss effort 20 attain . point
he said MAS essential TO bis own ~,eracity and
honor, Recmelin could not even obtain . sec
oad IA oGlcI 10 have a vote taken on his mo-
tionl
For the sake Of peace. propreiy. the eharac.
ter oi the State and pronpu,ude in The trans
action OF its business. we hope the Legislature
OF Ohio will be purgcd ut such men.
The Housc. on Saturday evening, disposed
o, the case Of Mr.. Finn, by the Adoption OF a
resolution Of ceosure. The majority al the
committee appointed TO investigate the mat
ter. reported through their chairman. Mr..
Candy, The respected member from Logan aud
Hirlin, a resolution in favor Of the immediate
erPalsion OF The Hamilton mcmbcr. who had
shown himscl unworthy OF a seat in the
House. by his attack on y fellow snembef foI
words uttered io debase, An appeal put 10,
ia his bchail, by Rsemelin aud Others, who
said that he was very ~peniient for his course
and was willing TO make ell proper apology
for his offence: aud who urged tina, he WAS al.
ready IN such bad odor at home thst be could
not bers-clccted. unless bc could mske q Ia.
Tie capital out oi what might appear like per
s~ecuuon, II le was expelled: Induced The nsrm
hers oi the minority 10 withhold their votes
for expulsion aud even Tor censurc, and In
daced some OF the Wings TO prefer a vote OF
~ccnsure, which could be passed by a maiori,v,
tocxpulsion which would require two ihirls.
Had II not been falsely represented thatane1-
PLANTATION had taken place between Mr. Trim
bic aud Mr.. Finn, we cannot but think nnsny
Oft The minority would have voted. true 90 shei,
own words, iof expulsion or csnsuse. BY
neglecung 10 do 20 they have sanctioned !
species OF legislation OF which they NAV b
the aeAt victims. and which will render 4
necessary lar legislators 10 arm themselves il
order to proisct their " persons from no
lcucc.
In our remarks. on SATURDAY. we ovchooke.
the Tact That a unanimous vote of thanks ha.
alrcady been given TO Mr.. Dukc. the Sprskcl
OF the House, as we'll M to Mo Ford. Of m,
Senate. The Hons.. on Friday. paid hi,
compliment not only to its Speaker. but to IL,
Clerk, Mr.. Lewis, aud bis Assistants. Ths
Senate passed a similar resolution in favor o
its Clerk. Mr.. Cole.
A joiai resolution Tor printing 1000 copies
OF the Revenue Bill. Tor distribution among
tn members and the use of the Auditor. &c.
was adopted on Saiurlay.-o. S. Journal OF
Monday.