Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04
BY THE NATIONAL LIME.

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Il CONVERSATIONAL
Il AssnINaroN, March 8, 1857 4
i SsaAEE-.he senate passed Civilization bill,
anu pls LOT tue oil nitentiary in
fNeolaska, ana olslln Kansas and also The Navy
fAP g21 Pc s. Sos
MT Weller presented q communication from
then ice President, elect, accepting Office ana
iesE11llistng 20 1ty 20 1alIslts duties
81 me !seuate Essl Llee the consideration of the
Il rom the goFnmit tee on j judiciary;
q pfoVldiqg lpr tai tng tcst imory relative to the
"a oil titehI OF Indiana.
tons nal aEs@eaa SAY No necessity g take a
ordinary propos!'lo1S1st protestants alleged
Le[e, was no loint5sogYen that the tive
1ay Oh etectlon' issnot denied
Il ny the slftlq member, who only ailirnS he was
elected BY majority Of all members composing
the lsislatnre OF being then and
assembled IN Sentton;
there was no issue regard to facts about
4aE. I.i1cll, pheti, ylns that Mr., IFQmbull
Ilasl assumes on previous OCCASION and re-
leeatel tlat to-day that all the facts
were before the Senate, but lac denied the cor
Esetaess OF. tIlat element w hensall the facts
4 4 - a
Dluse q shame on some other side Il they were
tlotS ihseIesl 70 tnat emotion. The journal
Huuut which 8, mas been said, Was not
ElIt VI Tue o4t merely aJonEnal OF a
not ny the constitution of In
nun 1s had presented
TWO papers one Which purporte d'to be copy Of
the journal and the other the original journal
ellq h4a also gwen what nc called an abstract of
laGtS, put, Mr. Fitch rernarked,a these papers
connect with each othor and neither Of ethiee
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Al Ar. Ioonlhs replied, if the allegations of the
setling tnember true, he was clearly entitled
70 nus seat orS were denied and
was the reason the judiciary committee had
the senate 70 give them power to take adj
eeStl klhey qua not wish TO de-
4 clqe me case on ext They WRnt-
'lIeo II, . g sa,i SF me Nynoles
Weller, With view of terminating the
EIde6ate, moved to1tgRttF ttllEelrssoiution:
ar: noped The question would be de-
.hcided torthwith.Fi s5 8 ei''sl.s sisa
II Mr. w llef replied that unless done nov, 10
Ewouidi be TO get throug publc bust
mess The resolution WAS tabled by 8 majority.
II The Army Appropriation bill was then taken
Eup..'
MF,;I combs submitted an amendment osgive
Lieut.. Gen. Scott arrears pay, the claims which
lSecretary Davis refused 70 allow srse
Cass and Clay opposed and Butler and Goombs
advocated 1t. Adopted by . majority. Other
SAAA ~ uIHO ptlssGAls
Inc Senate passed the House Post Route bill.
Mr. Hunter made a report from the Commit
tee OF Conference on the Tariff bill.
Mr. BFodhead made an unsuccessful motion to
adjourn thinking it would be better to postpone
further action till toiInorTow, when the Senate
Mr.: James had something ofsay on this sub:
Elects but instead OF OBTAINING the Senate, would
nave hls Telnarks printed
Mr. Geyer did not know but thereport might
tbe all right, but could notagree to accept the
proposition, OF which he knew nothing, on such
ian important question us the revenue.
/ Mr.. Brodhead gave his reasons why he should
tyote against the report; it would not reduce the
trevenue nor reduce articles tokconslmerS; it
lwQu!d stimulate Importation and was unjust to
THE iron interest, &C. He was aware it would
pass, and would not make any factious opposi-
ton.
Mr.. Bigler regretted exceedingly tho necessity
iof differing from Brodhead on question SO inn
portant' as this, and could not do SO without
briefly stating his reasons why he should vote for
the report. His constituents were watching the
action of Congress with great interest md he
felt the responsi bility of his position, He had
not taken the bill because he believed it entirely
| right but there were some features in it lie
Iwonld like to change. Hewould. have preferred
TINT the schedule should not be reduced to so
per cent. He agreed with Mr., Broadhead as to-
the effect OF tho billion the iron interest, but
~ my NAS o1!y interest," III EeillSy lHillaj
philadelphia was larger manufacturing place.
than Lowell; wooden and cotton goods were
manufactured there in large quantities. He
teltlt his duty to look beyond the interests of
his own State to those of nll the States.
Mr.. Rush should vote for thercport with great
reluctance.
Mr.. Yulee said the same and added he only
regarded itasa temporary measure.
The report was agreed to; yeas SO, nays
MeSsrs Allen, Broadhead, Alamer, Foote, GcyeT,
James, Wade, and Wright Adjourned!
HoUsE,-sThe House concurred on tho Senates
Eammendment, providing for monthly semi
monthly, weekly or seni-weekly letter mail,
The House passeda bill authorizing the Sc