Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-12
sceno in The House of Commons.

The following ex!Iact uI letter trJn ii K, ntie-
man VIZ mas been nenlt'er Il t"e iiriusn Par
tistnsnl, describing y Gu ious sceme III the House
at CGmnrUnS, will be Teatt with IN srest- The IN
gIiS nj occurred duIing the debate Sir Robert
Ps,H$ Free iTntle pt"eCt:
''Yuu AJAX inc, my dr"I -, Wh Their have
Gsetl Ten. MOTTB's last sona, Jenny Ma sh Of
Oh. Try Valley You can hardly know when YOU
put uch question the place he hos built him.
sell III the Gsaus vi aiI classes hrle. His many
S"ig> and la la'tS household words IN every
h.rEt III Eng!anI, and hIyea dearu ld chair by ev-
ely GIIve III ~hlch kindly friends aTe Ealhered;
an paItn'U smile with pleasure To see brothers
a,l sis,rIS ] IN their VUices III The evening song,
Hmi twme chs I til Sc loving chOEdS-'er that Il g
hIiu Of CUES hraIn huS chair III such cuc,ES,
and lhal the love tor tie child ,SSes hundreds
Of heatS by It's unseen patent In that old char
s.IrnMy NJ IN Ut Cherry Valley, IS last SecuEIml
u place. AI:et Nil, what are AL the throat war
b.Ing> Ia tn world 10 one such hearl-somg as NV
Mut cts lsbleP L Possesses the lrue TEST OF Ee-
IIuS, EIuU hug with sympathy the human heart
tYualy ~ thr palace ami TIE cUIIaRe. ASaa ia.
stance the effect oil one Of his uany songs ON
Ine higher classes, will lneatIon sceme I!I the
wOIld-the British House Of ComInuns--at - Inch
| haPp nri IO Ur Preseuts anL " hl;n fvrs Eom-
age, That act ouIy y"ur national arI, but your
c unity should feel proud 1t
alt was Just about the hour. near twelve, when
The l.efiu ueL aud 6Lgze dandIrs turn in H. m the
Coventry Clu", ur sUnI B-igsSvI.R Tont, when,
eNe, pt THEE uE tOur OF The INST meu the House,
no . e would be emiur d, omd no Ont Is listened
q. uni n. perhaps, bull. lie Col. SIbtnurp, or
at Raue.usIan vii like Henry DrummunJ, or
h,SnIuk huSsnr Of debate INK. OSUurne, VIM rush
rS ia eTeiJ Rentsncs al sumo UppOsI'ion foe aud
icVeIS mn %lIiI hts IHnce he Tour of tw eIve :s
IeG 10 bOEss They dare not Cross It's Threshold.
''Yet Il was iuat Ii houf when itl:n li,s back
OgIhe y hug behenE5 IN Old man EIpse, tall ami
silSsist. + ON hrs dIess Of top boots oud dab
.,Spl HNtfHs. .NiY Ian
would have tanelru lac had LeEn Jug up IEvu SOM,
hts cheek, elugAt IN m4my hunting murEInY, q MI
hes hale, hear,y look proclaimed 'ihe f. UIu Eu-
RIlSh gentleInaa.' thI9 was Galley Vi YORKSHIRE.
Al erSt tEs danlirg stared. aud we've inclined TO
eh.sitac SUCH uAu5Lal sudauclty III invading au
h1ur sac cd to Pea, Stanley. Russell, Gladstone
aud DiIsESeI. But mellow tue genial. kludly
eSeueenf the n1an. ani lac good Did Hanue, Is he
Wure, 10 Y hleh even bIuse young England Sot,eneI
saved hun, aud The HuuSe relspSsd ImtO lIstesSneSs
but IStIeSSnsRS R!s " into interest when, at-
ter noSt earnest aud luuchIug appeal to the
PunIsr tu S'ye IIS old glory end and O,d customs
and 0ld praSamlry VI England lie Tepeated, Wrh a
manly, touching paihoS the song ut Nv goldman,
spare that IEee.' Ec.mnOt well descrihe the feet
Whieh these Ds0ulllut WOr@s, which do honoI 10
tue helt and heat VI Ihelr authUr, Produced. The
House WaS perfectly stlll %heu the old nah sat
down.
IS RrbrEt felt 1t. aud when he rose his voice
iaie.sl q admit, ae SAT-, %hs touching beauty
Il that b. Iai, but dr ny i, application To aly
GnsAauIs ol GnIns.' II VAS some IlAe oetoie the
Ihin sUbSiJs,. but alter II ld groups gath
cred aEonnd JsbOTLe and DlSraeI, 10 listen to
. PeISo6al description otthS author, WHO was IA.
EnIliaT 10 Them iI0th the pietnTiRgS OF Willis AID
otheFa. Morris u now as we'll known IN fancy
n many Of US rs II We had looked INO hIs kindly
face. ot tels the war'n pFessnEc.oi his bsn1.'