Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-27
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/. RESsiONAL.
W AsIIINGToN, Dec. q, I

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IS CONGRESSIONAL. sis
WAsuNGTpN, Dec. %, 1853. !
Senate n"t IN sessinn o.d4Y.
| usUSE.-Alf Knight D lfered resolution thai the
House will continue TO vote for Speaker yivaYece
without debate, and it the.e shall be no CHI ice ON
the first trial on Friday next mother shall be made
| when the person having Rai IritS of a quorum
shall be dec are'i i cfetl Speaker The resolution
was laid on The table by II Of a majority 5s1s
NJ PurviaUce svbNiltetl IesouIiontflat unit,
q speaker be elected members continue voting from
~ TO O'Clock, all discus<inu, excepting personal
tsexpanalt rs AM reasons for voting or cIiPugug
votes, TO be prohibited Lam; on The table by a
majority OF four. Is
Mr. Sage rropnstdthat until Speaker is elect
ed no adjournment shall be ia orier uniii O'crk
Mr.. Campbell, OF Ohio, SAID: All these SuggeS-
tinns ate mprac'ihle, tue will of The MsjoEIiv is
the tUte hY which lie House is governetl.s. lie
Thought they could make more ranid progress by
resuming lie vote Fcrthwiih. s.
AIR. SiePheus suggested mrdifcatrpn, " Lieii,
Slr- Sage aCcep;el3 20 tle efect that until a
SPEAKER is elected, no mutton los sdjoutnmen.
shall lie IN ortler. He wiShe.t 5Gring the house
10 the st, nd willing TO ST bere day in nd
LAYOUT IlEl that result was fected. (CIleS Of
ls'A@reed.''j -
MI lIuninhIey Marshall thought that such a re-
solve might g.' with heating on IS wings 10 be
country, buttne c6uni,y Hlgul well uOtlersa AZ:
al the same time that lee IN ily eau Iake famy
her course G'ey may drSiIe. ~ q
Mi. QUitTan1 was fur following the example Of
our IoreatherS AID atIopTi"gthe common law prin-
eipIe, namely, Sofvns tie Jury al they agreed
upon verdict. (Lnng.tes.l $50
sMr. Carlisle asked Nc. Stephens whether he
lhOHght sectional OTganizaliOn Of so itie nDuI-
tSnce Ihat ie would give certain pnrtv wtl.>e
powerof Pnysica' eudur"nce IS srra CT han ;has
oil otherS, owing lo-se'r Ia ger muulher oifaciities
10 flee, TIA. object.
Mr.. Stephens ped his House is 10 organize
on one line or It's. oil II he peop'e unul- tne,e
reS,'ouS,hiiIsy'have eulned maloitv IL. Eavor OF
any particular 'ine. ,ue House will organize or
we wall gu into iisso.u I0I. He ud not GnOw
" hal wonid he ,he SeSn.t Of ms proposition, 10.
ev"iy gentleman mus vote uccOrius 10 lie d C.
tales OF hiss judgne
NJ. Le'lcner, have objection 10 The gen
,leman lram GeOrgln making q est ior nimSeIt, UI.
Obiecr 70 his apptHIHg .ltome
Mr.. Wi'sru though. there WIS no reason for iitej
HOUSE rrpoSIag tttls resolution OIL Itself as ii was
always in she poWet o. IVA inrliyt a,.iourn,
MI. GOcock, whIie opposed n.ucir as any ms
10 SC Nno' oIgan'zHt'ON. sUhmiHed 10 his COZ
ieIebe, Nj. C?uiSe, wIe,utr tue sd, pior Of tte
tesnri'Un "ou'd .ufuw in n ,he nantt OF lie p.rlv
alluded o, any mere iaci;'eS ,uan they dOw pos
SesS. / o Sectiooa oygan,zaion is u lie eITec.et
Wbv Nnl uave Il DOW Us we'll as heAI WeeS.
Ness s. Or o"ti Greenwood sev, raIFy opposed
maklNs The :eSo'u,ion a.es OF Strength o; omacdi
(Loughie..I a,i
All. McHu teH Si'nPnSe Spcn s$oih'lUH WoUH
give Ie aI,i-NehTaSEai.eS i t .dvau.ase.
Alr. Paine 81 #she adoption OF the .tsoin tion
YVES, WIN rim, mere ma,ret OF ttnIe. tie 'l-Sn-
ed before VO.r"s "pOn ne ,e"ve Of his ian l.
ana f.ieW"s. & ausI,trl
II was ,ren moved ~ .ay me reSnlU:iom ~
:aH'e, bu The House reftSed a mHjpri o. q!
Mr.. Peck Srg est Il he menlte!S i,e e":n'eu
10 lay u SocS oil rfO. iSlous. .L.V.ha -
hr. Paine wan,e1 1. etrt Suri,.i.u- amended ST.
vat every nlemer 10 snueIti die r1,ie. lis
ton, SAst ave @mUnnment eiecleu u his ,peru
CIV. (lmmodetate is". hec.) saE---r'
The resolution ,a, uolIoL % aGjoDrr Sol
be IA order lii n Swaktr IS eettLd was .ue
AL pei. Yes =; Nays S6. +.
Ms. Campbell OF 0hio, said as it was to be
Hro,rac,e" s>ion, an, thuse VINO nad >rrveu itte
yeas pas SNO,v .t,ral on Srci Ucca$lun> imere
are occsSlo "a %ceIes U U>o.,ler md mrbrieuce
"fe; resolution r''tit'"s Nh Ga u 5. T., 10 p-
SIDE unt' Speakfi ne e!ec,ed.
NJ. C"no Of Geo, advocated he propos tion.
A->scS- Saas, fiction, MsS"pouI Of tl.lue,
a"u Siuhon opposed i The E,UnI,' ina.
esper'men, was UHheceA>ar'.
Tue House, bI ma j. o; 20, RECESSED 10 Ivy he
re Soi''i oI the tab t.
Nj. Cola sail ne WIS no . lawyer, gu, lie ind
neatd from lawyer, that ''poSSeSS 90 MS name |
,enlhS o, tue avs; 3uie IL. Or Is, he se.-
..ema v no IN gIt u ilIm3,e ected IS Spea /,
Her ~ lie means prOp">e'i; ihrceGule re wOu'n /
no coHSe.I. 20 place AIM N ,empo'Pry Occupation
o ,"e Cna +.
He proposed tna. Mr.. Banns' RE Js, represe't !
e. by Ito, IT. R'cuaruScm's ~ IS, end Nj Full |
RS Uy40, each seiecl Speaker 10 ater-
NJ yp'esde. ny agreenlrHl, liter .hr.e moe
weeLS OF s. ng.'e utIe mlgIr. caVlhs III OF
,'.rt'eS, aud Nj. Or woU.d FUND petmanen, y
N e as. I
Mr Campbell replied tia, if he gentleman from
'htia.'a expects 70 he wurse,r III b,sr'e for
Pr'nc'DIe, he har be,tet pack up ., once anu go
rone.
Mr. Co!fas e.peiued ,ha, he u led 10 hehil
: ng Hnu cOUins uetween lueEIcn; tdsVA and fu'ter
men.
Nj Com"be cone d,d .io, lie resolution
COED do no iiaun.
Nj. 10 les o: Pa, infomei Mc. Co fax ,hal The
Deu.oc. a.Ic po' .n,eur p"rIHs -four tue;E
condr.la,e AMI Platform.
Humnnrey Mar>na den cd im0' lbere haJ "eea
whic,f uad niade prupoNr,Io" 10 alter course
of a(TaTs.
S't Jones Of Tenn, moved ,hat he House take
recess ii. Tomorrow al +Ieve'l o'ciuck 10 SO
minutes.
Seyeral members id his was ii effect an eva
Sion Of lie resUluuUh 20 relna,n in session uulli
he e.e:..oD Of Speaker
NJ. Joues' .lon was Irga,Ived.
NutwdnslaG' i. "pprt hensIOms q; continuous
SESSION, the House al az o'clock pendng tie r.s
otr,ioG nyGlng Mt. Or 10 pIes'Je, loo& a recess
uhttt 20 MORROW 81, 10 u'e,ock. ['Trs Enne TO sue
seS>lo.r cadSeu mUch ausu,e AID toniuS,tn
FlLLiBUSTERS.
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