Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-10
A Harmonious PARTY.

ted States flo'el, last evening. II wns previously
intended 10 hold The caucus IN The Blue Room, Of
the Stale House, but that capaciops apartment was
not found sufficiently large 10 accommodate. The
attendance. Hiram @. Brown, Esq. ol TollanJ,
called The nssembage 10 order, and on moiion icf
Iram G. brown, Esq, Of 'lolland Hiram c.
Blown, Esq, Of follanl, wos unanimously chosen
At tho suggestion Of the member from 'rollanl,
The selection Of S.crctary was declared unne-
| cesSaty. KIN ~ lf "A
Mr.. Brown. OF 1'ol.anj, rose and sla,ed that as
there was no pos,iJily--and le fell rejOice,l IN
stating it--Do possibility Of division Ofsunlimcnl
among The democratic member eeci, Oh any lues.
lion that might arise during The session, lie would
suggest tlal Tie caucus piocee,l al once 10 ballot
| for q candidate for Speaker OF the House. s, .
ri Agreed 10, and The l,alotne proceeded with llG
following result :: 100" ~ 49, .,,. H. h.,
Whole nulnbel Of votes. D
| 'N Necessary Tor cllDice. .........,...,,l
llifaII Brown, Esq , Of ToIlanh,, ,"...l
And on motion, MI. Brown was declaed The
unanimous ilominec Of tue caucus for Speaker Of
The House Of Representatives Of Mass. - ~.
The question OF the nomination OF CLERK If The
House was laid over until llIc next seysipl-nl
though il was pretty generally understood that The
votes Of The democratic nich bers would be cast
for Iliraln q. Brown, Esq, The worthy aud eli.
cient representative from 'Ioiland. ~ III. Il, Il.
Hiram G. lirown, Esqo Of Holland, moved that
the caucus proceed 10 nominate d, mocInllc can.
dlaiu for United States Senate. al II, ~ .
| This gave rSe ~ some dscuSSiOr-SOnlc cOn.
silernbled Sc,,Ssion Mr.. 'r0lnnt, OF Blown, III
sisted ldal II was Inappropriate nj This tine ~ agl-
tale Tie question: But
Alr. Brown, of POLAND, differed with his honor.
able. colleague. d, ,,.g,,-.f.,{ .trf,f, I.,H
The matter was likely 10 lead 10 n hot debate,
wmn az ,,,..-.s,,y.,-,
Col. Spooner, The worllly host Of lhe u. S, 10.
Tel, suddenly appeared, and announced that the
lot water was ready. fs afn r.sUs
upon this intelligence, Tue caucus bioke up,
and lie member Proceeded in body 10 see Sam.
,a.t,..L,. -s-.---- "a .us
Coon l}nEEDISu Az ELEMEST op BUSINESS Tai
EAT Captain flne wps what Is called n very
smart man, and believed that there was nothing
like making little stir, when lle had anything 10
\ do. The getting his steamboat under way was
generally an event 10 be remembered BY al mere
landsIncn. The captain then felt himself duly
bound To work hims- II into something Of pas.
son, curse everybody, be al over The boat, and
make limsel II heard IN all directions. Ten was
running 10 and fto, and shouting down below,
aud mailing fore and AT, and Tremendous excite.
Inent all round. Meanwhile Vie alIfighled passen,
grs drew themselves into bye place md held llet
breath believing that everything depended OH Capt.
Pune, mud that u he Should stumble, OF his voice
fail him, the boat mist inevitably be bowed 10
uUms. For long time il was thought that no one
bnt Captain Pune could run u steamboat aud
that the whole business on The eastern waltfs
would die with him. IN due time, however, The
gallant captain was gallleed 10 his falhGrs and
nIotlef rrgied IN his steal. Now You may ina ke
a dozen tips Ui The route, and hardly know when
tie boat gets under wuy; and Tor the captain, you
Twill scarcely be able 10 detect him will Tie most
digenl inquiry. lie !; tho most uIlobserved man
Oh bOad.-Erehnnge Paper. y
Tie Captain Fume dasucTreolypea above, will
no doubt be very generally recognised by nlil red.
jtTs os an old acquaintance. Tie day Of his birth,
II inquired inlo, would Prove myth 10 Tie mem.
Ury OF even The Oldest iuhablanj aud there ate
levy who have mol IN some Of their peiambulaions,
encountered Tue bully physognolny Of Captain
ltnme. The Captain has TclatiUns--and no. q
few cither--wlo may he found in all the ocCupa.
lions Of life; aud tLeif Resemblance 10 him aud
each otlier Is 50 strikingtlal there would be no
difficulty IN determining whether M individual,
IL, Ills pnfallax be what il may, should he claSs.
Iir,! seleulOgicully with the Fumes or not.
Rune, III. ln.iGlIant, IS remarkable man. lie
lis always busy aud IN n hurry, turning corners
quicker than Ott.t people, talking louder on
Change, aud, when particularly excited, looking
like Jupiter lonans, There Is also hi, BROTHER,
the inuncier, whose Tough POINTS, creating strong
impression on The minds oil many, constitute Inn
IN lhcit opinion tower Of strengths l'cSonglt by
committees li0n corporations 10 accept OF nS-
denotes aud ltcaSn yships, e has only IN. display
The metallic rlng on hrs finger or establish his
body in eqnpUse on two legs Of his choir, To
deepen The impression OF the committee as 10
his pecuar capacity for The cineTs, ncy, aud make
Item Tie more iinpUHunale IN lltr hqnrSt. hIul
fimt on the bench Is not 10 lc OytrlO0ked-
IIrIyfnl Of wrath and law, he carries cOlsl, ina.
lion in!n whole ranks u young attorneys, aud
clcarS The docket nj the pnni Of The bayOnGi.-
Tile Judge is man Of business aud no doubt has
an eye 10 setting proper example " his nephew
The latter who has alfeady begun 10 lake his cue,
appears al lie bar with buslel Of papers, looks
fierce, and is always bent on doing something st:i.
king. lie denies everything, confounds, OF en-.
dravOis 10 cOnfound witnesses, with what he
tluks sharp and ingenious questions, but what
NJ: really, as shallow as the brain from whence
they rnanate,-and finally, after some iluursles
by way Of splitting the ears OF Tie grollndllgs. he
succeeds IN getting the most applause from out.
SerS, when lie has done The mos. damage IN his
own case. .re
But your business man must be bluSlcT and al.
ways have dust about him through which only he
can hr Apprenticeship Other wOidS, cam bust.
ness 10 iralsatted without involving bleach Of
good nlannersl Such snpposilon is loo ulicu
ous 10 he entertained for amjrlenl. aud he wln
lives in lie praclitc Of such dogma, will lind
That neither wealth nor position VIII shield Inn
from The dislike he merits. On tho contrary, your
tine business man Is always quiet and well bred.
Tie knows something OF Tie Sclente Of Physics
That there is nothing like lubriculig little VIXEN
y0u wan, things 10 move OH smoothly. Agreeable
manners aTe IN BUSINESS what oil Is in machinery.
They obvialc deal Of friction. ~ e well cult.
vailed ,usin.ss man moves along with no little os.
tenaiOn and noise, that those moi especially dca.
ling with him. arc apt 10 think and know but little
Of him until they find him al The heat, OF his pro.
essiou. II Is instructive to see how little sound
aud fury there is IN truly great men II will hc oh.
served that those who have twon The Tace h their
Il specliye caIiings, vii! almost always be found
10 he os remarkable for their. good breeding and
motrsy rs Tor their success, The county has
many such examples. Our merchant prncess,ou
noble mechanics, and most gifted orators mud scho.
llrs ate too our best bred and truest genlemen.--
baltimore american, 0.., -.'.
AN EASTERN PRiScE-"Pfince Alaharajah Mur.
render Sing. Mahinder. talaion, Of Pultiaiah, N
Ind,a, whose expected arrival At London was re-
Gently announced, aid who was preceded BY
letter opening credit Of l2,000,0OOf. al different
banks In England, has marked his enhance into
Europe by strange piece Of eccenlricily. lntead
Of proceeding direct 10 England, rs lad been tx.
pected, lie has commenced his peregrihaions in
HE West by The city Of bordeaux, where he dis
embarked the days ago from vessel which came
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