Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10
TEL & IL RIIIC NEWS

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TEL 8 e a HfC NE WIS
\ f. s.s asR l.sils tho n National Line! a
TEE q Fsefs
se.'p. CONGRESSIONAL Al. .a9is
Ioi as9.aea' ilsd blA lsie slirSoToSsJu 1e 81.
AorsE;ii.ss ~ &, tPostd The
llonse go illo pie,colmitis & lie wliols bn The
\ State oil Tie Union!i pfiaveasofere,l a iesnln
tlon 70 close lie debate on The Pacific ailrunt
\ Blll on Tue ieSt al ~ - Il,
t.a AT. BE nton wished 10 exlltess his views OF
Tue Pacihc sbii.a sliayefT SAID he would no
lpfeSs the IesolItiont vote noM, for The Hciise
Z Nv 99ld be vi hoat aQuoipin and be iron
going into committee. Next Mondayihe would
insist V on the gu -
Houseto the nonduotU Of ne OF its officers
lie SreferTef liosou, pointer toSttii.
body he would read an arcie " !ifcii appeared in
il HE Mon OF Tins morning, II was in
i pelIec. aeedtdsh Mi Int hal been Ih 1shed
IN that paper for hcastdsnidays, sassailiDg nem.
bsrs u The SeiIate by maize, and BY NIP icatei
menbetso of his body rle tract fr jim the ar
r. tlnone word 1iroteoton and obetlisacei are re.
cIprpeal md in q aud those who like the
4 abolioh luce ndarle Pa kst idgitgs and
Others wi % arc iticessnlt nrOelaimngetle hos
unity 70 laws and ccnstuti9 and stimulating
msn, iwonien nd cliId zen To yioeuce d sacred
duiy.ia liJtny opinion iheY have no claini oa tie
projections oil tfese asys6 lint constitnton! Is6ey
are The apostles 81 VIOLENCE and murder.
hey are IN nature like wild beasts OF Tie forrest
hey knoty no slpwss nd no restrainty but them
isild ungoyeEnable insictS, or Ike dastardiy III.
night pIoylerSs 9lterrgpg the train sneak back
10 Tue heir wTctehea dupeS TO be
S So@s 1Es sisls = y tasl es
thtse cove dy incehdaries WHO after lilrowihg lh
\ lire brand skunk away darkness 10 eniyStlrs
!, Slazs5 rnlsete those vie on The aeos Of both
t-tioaSes ofsCeng openly lisaiIecs
ton 20 hat c9nstisniIoa they SWORN 10 sups
4port and iltain, seat in TIM sacred
halls zof Legtslaiion3 .sflhese are Questions qlidt
g Sss pc @ Fpcaero5 lhs
,siiAIrs sBoeockswishsdio know how This subject
came efore5t he Hoaseg ssess irsl EsiiFs sisE
i Speakef feblitd,l tgfit abe gentlemen from
bad prssentea as. a quest onJor yiese.
,not'havliig Teatg tieiartieis, isetfto
know Whether II toned aftnes pf menlbefso OF
this House, saysaw ee Esisss,l ~ .siE
Mr.a Gitldings saidsshess knew IL snentiohe lis
numsiI nsIiYgtiuIl c9Tpss from am odieeg Of
proleciioa;d tLisis nplicatioiitat peEsoas may
pSSassinaie them usea iolenee, he Jatlanfep red
lie fes1Iptio, but Md 10 Inc subject
TO Alajefty of The H6lseAs' % sssF G 49,
Mr.. QldS,--F want lie resolution -Teatle \ per
haps may sofIef an am ndnient. Ii-sls
H. on ~ W itfont intendifg 10 take
deTtin tbese optIoReIsX,I sabniit that there is not
thing IN The matter W hch the practice ths House
woqid sutid Is qtestioife o. pryilegei II the
esItQr oil "a nj spaper has hssaiied member oil
THIS House, thatitwasin capacity diffsrenlllom
aIe officer OF ahe Houses hndIH that oil Ifiyate
4 indfvftifai. asssas lls siecd esaz4sI "a etsi
The Speaker ustailie that view, but neye cl
!, IS Thought Mrs % illings had right 10 present
the question of privilege inthe lormlof aIresolu,
| tion. issa7asie e+tA % att
Alter aeohsidefatia hf,f thigsspointGfr. Gidliugs
tsnbnitsdsthe fJllowing: - M
Whereas OPP iNeholson, Esq, Printer TO this
body, and editor md iituprietof OF tile Washington