Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24
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weye below the final vote Of the House or Represents
yes lat. on the bin lssuitriHg this
bshing post road oysrit We regret
that have been unable TO procure copy OF the 6
detail hope soon able place it before our read
ers TheoSe rwhelmng majority by which the btLpas
sed Just !ehus to the arrogant
Of jurisdietion and legislative power, made bYa
majority OF the supreme judicial country and
will hope, make that court move cautious in future
TO the judgment L render with whehit
copeern, and above all impress upon the truth OF
the important questions OF act involving
only important principles OF private vested rghta and
state 9qyepeigntyI but also, intimately With the
great Commercial aud internal interests the
whole country not to hang the et e4psrte
appointed without The knowledge and con-
the wishes DESCENDANTS but must be decided
gponwhsn properly before the court, a Only BY ami i'm
jury The country, after full hearing ACTS
an te facts pertinent to the question: We hope that our
pttsbug friends viii also that they
error and will frankly confess that their oppostionto this
national structure without foundaton and s the OPP
position Of people to the preaching Paul. orisnat
ed in few crafts mem in the person OF steamboat owners
who like Demetus, feared that their craft was in danger
to be set at nought' by the increased land facilities for
transportation Afforded by this great work We have
eyeryreason to believe that this bin pass the Senate
ia its present nm, thus supreme law OF
tbs land before which, and cous opposition aliks
must bow The bin has been twice In the Senate and
Teerred TO the committee the Judiciary and win be
talsh up and acted upon, we hope, in few days
tot'i ~ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 49,
Tbs House resumed tho consideration OF the bin eclsr.
ths Wheeling bridges lawful srStures and post
Mr. Odds concluded his in support Of the bilI
replying to the various objections urged aganst it.
M Dean moved that the bill be laid on the table; which
motion was hegatived: Yeas 49, Yeas t19. =
The notion heretofore made, to refer the bu to tha
Committee Of the Whole on the State Of the Union was
then disagreed to, wheIl- ''1i- f.i''s ~ f'l2
The bill was read the third time and pressed nv tho s,I
lowing vote r. q e.
Y Aiken. WINS, Allen, As she
Ayerett, BaylY, Beale, Bissell, Bocock, Bowie.
BOVINE, Boyd, Bragg, Breckenridge, Brenton, Brigps
A. g. Brown, 6. d. Brown, Buell., E, O. Cable,
sSelePn Cable jS! Caldwell, Thompson, Campbell;
oaSne. Ghastaln, Clark CingRan, Cobb, Col
goty, Dnrkie, Eastman, Edgerton, Edmondson,
ESans, lkner, Ficklin, Fitch, Fuller, GAYLORD.
Gentrys GoodenoW, Hall Hamiltons7 ifanlnond5
Harper, HaTis, Hascall, Hendricks, Hem, Hib-
bard, Holiday. Horsford. Houston, How, Hunter,
Ives, Jackson, Jenkins, A. johnson, ]. johnson,
X. w Johnson, Jones, KuhnS, Lockhart, Mace,
Mann, Martin, Mason, cCorkle, McNIullen, Nc
Qneene, Miller, Millson, Miner, Molony, Moore.
Murray, Newton, 0lds, On, Outlaw, Sam'l w.
Parker, Penniman, Perkins, Phelps, Polk, Porter,
Powell, Price, Riddle, Robe, Smith, Stanley, STAN
tom Richard II. Stanton, Stephens, Stone, st. Mar
TN, STROLLER, Stuart, Sweetser, Taylor, THOMPSON.
ye9able. Walsh, Watkins, WEIGH, White. Wilco1s
and w oodward-t15. ia
NAYS s Allison, Appleton, Bibighaus,
Busby, Carter, Chandler, Chapman, Curtis, Dean,
Dimnich, Dockery, Duncan, Florence, FLOYD,
Fowler, Fuller, Gilmore, Goodrich, Haven, How.
ard, j. W. Howe, Thomas NJ. Howe, Ingersoll,
johnson, King, Kurtz, McLanahan, Parker, Read,
Robbins. Ross, Scudder, Seymour, Origen, S. Sey-
mouT Thaddeus Stephens, Stratton, Sutherland,
downshend, Ward, Washburn, Addison, Width,