Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-20
'rEIlEGRABHIO NEWS
Is5s3 Blythe National Line
fstEekAPAkOFo8Ta aES6Es
CONGRESSIONAL, '

W AtHIS5toSt Feb. 70.
SESIIE.--A communication was teeEiYGd tom
the Secretary Of Wat accompanying IS copies Of
tie army teTistet3 tct The use u the Senate.
Nj. Cas- IaiJ be Should defer bis review OF the
recent tentrks Of Lori Clsteuden, TIL 10 morrow.
MI. Wade asked iot tie consideration OF the
resolutions tespeeilgs hostheta Ohio,
4 Joint ItSoluIion was passed 10 Seille the ae-
cov2ls Of the late Coy. Baft0m NJ NsbtsSka,
Nj. Ood4e presented thee nemotiolS from Wis.
couSia oykiBg lof lhe establishment Of . land dis.
luct on Lake Superior.
The Pacific taiFosd bull was then taken up,
Ni Clayton addtesSsd tie Senate in opposition to
tie bill. lie did net leIisre lhSI iLe toad en-.
kIaeel in tue bill would Le built; Le thought tue
project imFtSetlcs blei travel and Height would
not suUpQttt and lhefe would be 40 ~ ttayel VI
any Consequence.
tlOVsE.--Tbe Speaker announced that The htsi
business undet consideration WsS The Presidents
ieioGf The Pltgeh Sp0liatinn bill.
Nj. BaYley in consequence u ipdrposilion de-
tited lie ro$lPoatmrni II lks bit TIL 'rLutslay
next, aS he Wished 10 81 ehk Oh the subject.
VT, Or ptrSumel HAT il the House should
now dispose Of Tie message, Nj. Bsylsy would
not coISidet il JiscouIieoUS, and ttgei The pass
ing Ct The public bills, ard a. reaSuBS 0lGolng
50, Mt. BiJiey SAIL lie Tishei 10 speak Of the
character Of Ihr veto power; thinkInE BIZ Would
b able 10 show tbs wss not case ioE The appll'
cation or II. s'tF
Sin tiEsckenrIlcs feared II the discussion vas
INDUCED on Tie message, important appropriation
bills would * LOST
At. OliIet Of So, sail he would Lave no Oh.
lection 10 the debste il any good could tesull ftOtn
IL; that but twelve working days ren aimed, they
should be devoted 10 The Transaction Of public bu'
sine$s -eenllenan WHO wanted 10 deuounce Tue
Ytto powet 8 usuIpaIion, could select some 9TH
Ct tIu:e.
Sit. Campbell withheld bis motion 10 Pos!rone
the consideration Of the mesS1ge till the 81 Of
March, but sid he would like " know Il Mt.
0!rs uIoIlon was u cut % the debate with TisW
OF bnneinS the Hou$: 70 Sole Oh the fimSy aud
VHsutstanlial Arguments Of the EtstdEe.
Mf Qtt replied 10 Nc. Campbell that he should
be the last mar 10 caupisin, eoH4idstiny be an'
I'd to postpone the message 10 dey when II
couI nOI be dsBa.el-he demanded the previous
question: which was seconjed-ll2 tgainsI II.
Several menIbeH said this was gay question,
and stated il thus: shall lie French SpOillIon BILL
pass, The Pfe.den;s's UbircllonS Notwithstanding
-,!eeEleI negatively, ll3 ogIinS; Sj-n9i two
third u1 requir4I by the Constitution.
TIE House resolved 10 meet hereafter a. u o.
elcck.
Tie House then went mo committee, AMI I9ok
up the civil anh diplomatic bill.
Alt. Z1llerS moved as an anlendmsn. The FEeHch
/! SnoIiaIiOn Bill inst vetoed,
The chair decided Tie amendment out ofot''eI.
Nj. Iolitis sppesIej, anil ou the appsa 40
animated debate arOse, in which NeSSts. y yEoui,
Sollets, ray.ot oi Ohio, ChaRiIel, Or, ohyst Of
Ma, and several Others participated.
NJ Toylos IA the cout$e OF his Temarks strongly
ceusu,zd tue msiority fot cutting eli the je.
ba.e ou the veto, and said he would @IInvt that
all the appropriation bills should fail I'd BE- left
lOr lew CUn.teSS.
Tue dsc;soa OF the cIai'was anll!y sustained,
anil Tie Committee soyn alrt E1i..
AtinnTuet.