Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11
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The House resumed the consideration Of
the appropriation bill.
% motion of Ar. Ruffuer, the consider.
present.
Ar. SSIDER moved to take up the resolu-
ton offered by himself on Friday, eudors.
ing the expulsion of the traitor Bright,
from the Senate of the United States
upon the motion to take up, he called the
ayes and noes, with the following result /:
Ayes 10, noes FL.
=, several members explained their votes
Most or those voting against taking nm In
timattng that they were in favor of the Sx.
pulslon Of Bright, but did not desire to
eensure our Senators, who voted aEainstit.
Mr.. SNYDER 10 explaining his vote said
tue gentleman from Ohio tMr. WILSON, bad
charged him on Saturday with endeayor-
ing by the introduction Of this resolution
TO cesure our Senators because they did
not squint abolitionism. He had intro
dueed tue resolution in good faith, but he
would say that Il to endorse the expulsion
OF traitor ltka Bright, was squirting at
abolIeonism, be OR. Sniderl Eloried ia f.
he was thoroughly convinced that the
senate did right in expeIling Bright, aud
whether our Senators voted against II or
not did not alter the case He desired to
know II the gentleman from Ohio intended
10 Intimate that Davis of Kentucky. and
Johnson OF Tennessee and other patriots
who voted for the expulsion Of Briubt
squinted at Abolitionism
Mr.. WILSON said that the gentleman f,o,,
Monongalia bad put. a wrong constructor
upon bis remarkS in reference To the rote
upon the expulsion Of Bright.
NJ! CRoTnBRS offered q resolution that
tue Committee on Finance be requested TO
consider tue expediency of reporting a bin,
repeating the license required to Sc paitl
by agents of foreign Insurance Companies.
retaining, however, the State tax on pre.
miums. Adopted.
Ar: Henderson, offered a resolution that
tho Committee on Roads inquire into the
expectancy Of Incorporating company 10
ouiid bridge across the Ohio river al
Pa,IkeEsburgh. Adopted.
AE: PoRTER, from the Special Committee.
70 whom was referred the resolutions Of
the Ohio Legislature, asking The riSSt Of Of
way Tor railroad across the Pan Handle
reported in favor or passing the bin vrsIfii
Ing such right Of way, aud removing tb,
charter y ny S'A u
On motion Of Mr.. HORROR the report was
laid upon the table, aud Inadeithe ordetoF.
the day for Wednesday, - -, =
The bin for the relic. Of Alonzo Lorinps
was taken up aud passed. -
% motion OF Mr. HooTES the vote bv
whlch the bill relieving the citizens Of the
state from the payment Of certain militia
nnes, was ordered to its engrossmeutWHs
The bill was then again ordered To It's
engrossment, when Mr.. FarnswoFth moved
% suspend the rules and put the bin 1non.
its passage. Adopted. y ii = -
7 Alter long discussion, Ia which IessrSl
hooten, FarnsWorth, Foreman. Snider.
Myers, West, Fast, Patrick, aud otbers
Participated, the bill was passed nv A. vote
OF 20 ayes TO IL noes.
Ihs Senate bill amending the .iaet 10
provide Tor the openinR and keeing In re.
pair county roads In the county. Of Mar.
snatli was taken up and passed.
ar. hADoLTFE offered \ resolution, that
the Senate would pass no bill orf1inat.
ing 70 this House, without an amendbnent.d
me Committee on Propositions and q tiey.,
saess be reqaested 70 wait upon that body
and ascertain If they will accent the ten
commandments in the original form.
: The resolution being objected "a vsr,.
% the table. : e ltt,.
adjourned. - 1 -,
fHR TAX on sugar has started up the ma.
Ple-sugar makera ali over the country,
aud there wiz be an enormous crop Of The
article next month. Some $4,000 worm
Of n.enstls for the purpose have Just been
purchased in Chicago. Bnt maple.sa.laaar.