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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14

A LARGE GSsoRTdENT OF FINE HAVANA
"a Ciglrsjus received At the Odd Fellows Hall
Drug Store oetz9 z BOOKING, Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14

I'm. LOGAN AGO, Al Main street,
and LOGAN. LIST CO., Bridge Corner,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
nOyS Wheeling, Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14

+ I" Father Abraham answered aud said,
"If they hear not Ephraim, neither will
they hear one from Washington
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16
Loser from Pa soa Brownlow
To uug GoyEryoR8 on ruE LIYAL STATE


GENnmEN | 10 not wish TO figure as "a
husybody Ia other mems matters, uul leehog
aad knowing ,aat ho CrlSiS of our national at
ftjis Us now upuu as. aud believing tiat the ueXs
sixty days will detelmlna thu question W0uthrr
We are 10 mauntam the supremacy ct the Coy
eminent, or neither the rebellion is 20 prevail
Il have personal acquaintance with many
of you-Guvs Curtin, Merton. Tod, Morgan,
Buckingham, Andrew, and others and bear
testimony that you have done much, and done
it well, wisely, and in due time, to promote the
best interests 0l our country, IN this the day of
her trial much remains to be done and you,
gentlemen re presenting more than twenty States,
have It in your power to do more than any other
class ct men)--le5 me imp, ess upon your mind
the alarming fact that the rebels have now more
men IN the field, iod IN camps OF instruction
than We have-hagmg brought all their uhitl
mcR into reguiSihot, and having mace Slavery
an element OF strength ny retaining The slaves
upon their plantations 90 raise supplies Tor their
armies Let me mrthe' Impress upon your
MAIDS the startling hct tina, the rebel advances
are simultaneous I'll over the country. aud cxni-
bit system and concert al action. with zeal
and talent DISPLAYED Ia the execution oil their
plans worthg % better cause than that n
which they arr engaged. New Orleans, Mem
phis, Nashville, louisville. Cincinnati, WASH
lngton, Baltimore, Harrisbatgh, and philadel-
phia, are all thrcatened by an euumy that shows
prodlglous activity, talents and strength. In.
deed they have US now where they had us Mif-
Teen months ago, With this addition, that they
have invaded Maryland and Ohio. If they
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16

bis forces were pushed against our LETT ter
rifle contest, with great slaughter was carried
on for several hols, our men behaving with
hrmness and gaantry under the Immediate
command Of Gen. Mcdowell When night
closed our lett hal been forced back about ..ali
a mile, but still remained firm and unshaken
while our right bed its ground
Gen. franklin with his corps, arrived alter
dark at Centrevile six miles IN our rear, whilst
Sumner was -four miles behind Franklin.
could hage broagui up these corps IN the morn
ing in lime to have renewed the action bat
starvation stared oth men and horses in the
lace, and broken and exhausted as they were,
they we're in no condition to bear hunger also
accordingly retired 10 Cenucyile that night
10 per'o3t order Neither on Sunday nor on
Monday did the emmy make any advance on
US. On Monday sent 70 the army corps com
nauiers loi ,aef .isctve strength WINCH all
.oid, including ounaer and franklin, teil snort
oil riNlt LuJ uaunl I'D. Instead OF ringing 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16
ii. : MARINI lI.srIrAl.-


BrRlINGroN sspC. q, $50
EDlr1R vi FREEMAN - 1oucod iny your paper
d lew days SINCE. letter signed H. =,
winch contained some rather trodd, SCstpmy
stat,m,u,e uresurd no the lale ~ this liuse ..-i
Il tGty wcrs not 'utRhgo'td id'ahnOa5. they
Ve,c. i, lc,st great sueleh VI ,. "uia.
nave been IN tas hospital G-ay.t 1850
months, au7 Ga.gr mysv taa. alta Is Val
uuaIicd 10 iHs- emsu aa ,ht i1o- ~ is
:. +. g. P.' WHO ul- D,'u lgrl only q G..e
aora ..a., tN0 usya.. 10 b, susa Se - 80.
actl,il .tl .x,fas. w., auuiu bad q, J. iie-r c.aa,
motel, nog 49 So waua ta,m. but villa. ''e na'e
is s.uua. ,ubstantlai. uad Wholesome, ami usuc--
over, .ve have an abundance OF IL, ANT Lave
no dauot that " j. 7. viii set the time, II
he ever go,s To Virginia, ,hat he Nooia eat the
waste bread and oruSts, winch are here shen To
the pigs with a good relish, and Ike Od'er
Twist, " call Tor more
As lor the tainted meat, sour milk, Ne,
&c., winch |. J. p. complains Of, - do
see It, hut DO see as good corned beet and
roast beet potatoes and bakers bread as | ever
ate. and II ~. j Pr cannot live on such
without grumbling cannot conceive how he
Will yet along IN Nlrgluia, when he Is brought
down TO hard tack and salt horse. / have
notlced-und have had some experience that
Il is nos those who nave enjoyed the luxurleS OF
life at home who grumble when put on PLAIN
larc IA camp; hut | have almost invariably
found II tho reverse. There are patriotic men
here ftom the higher walks OF lite, hut they
nrc terectiy satisHed--would not ash Tor any
thing better
II ,Ae SMto 81 Vermont can iud a man who
IL, m t,j rim tfnets batter than Mr. Drew h.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-16
QSrcgn 81. Ireeman
MONTPELIER, VT.
Tuesday Morning, September is 1862.
The Recent Battles in Virginia.
REPORT On MAJOR-GEN. POPk.

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moved from onerryilie. L.r,lc Washington.
.,d Vsrronron viii g9e corr. II Banks and I
~i,o and ono division d McDJwa,rs corps,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-30
22rJnT Or The SELECT COMMITTEE ON HOS
PITALs.

SlIALS.
y, pr, zent palow the report of the Sell
.;-:ol.jmt;te oil Hospitals, to which we al
4t.t ~ thursday 5 issue. The printers male
j. "a, "1 that occasion that the report wa'
't-a presented but the reader readily Sa;'
.t1;.; was ,t- t!W. as rassr1 IT, The ,=n.i>.
8',th li!r" appeared.
y p-Lr.sll this report, not only for H. in
;:F.>', hut rr"au>s oi the deep feeling which
:;e r'ibjs't af hospitals has excited through
-; li'r Cf,;eh~rscy. This report will dis
aai>e the ruL.it mind in many partlrh a'a
4;G instruct il in others:
".p"' o: Il. '.sct Ctmmittse appointed hp
q. .s,'.r 81 Me Confederate Statss to er-
'"t". "to The comaitioa Of Hospitals, and
'y-'i by hN "r othe'wise.
nr Select Committee appointed by the
"2te 70 Investigate the complaints OF the
a,| tnl wpu.!Ied i'll The hospitals, and 10 1T
'I-2t tts >auie, ask lesvc tc submit the follow
~ ft!or5:
ltiG .2SDtrlp:: LF TIE HOSPITALS. &c.
te nnrn-Iad: compiuints made through
e4' iia ~c'im!:y AID through the public press,
ID 'i-Ic".. 10 tic condition ul the Array
!'5rtai+,,. snd the Treatment there received
=! L. sex and wounded ,,nade the subject one
a :v"l and earnest solicltude on the part al
'';'''rs, and the public generally: Some ner1-
,'' o the Committee, has visited IN person.
H. he public hospitals located in and near
IL, *, oi Petersburg, and all the PRINCIPAL
"'>.ri! n and near the city Of Richmond.
Mama. :n.at thorough examination int"
'.si @r.craI 2o1llitcns a. il related to their
'eA:':.srss the attention and care bestowed
'Fo's nc II r he coalition Of the beds and
1'dhG: H., iCGd and del allowed ana pro-
''le! 4Hd Tie general wants, defects and ne
''''tir> =! The sa;i.>. In undertaking to dis
'afs' 'hs iusirs assigned them by the Sen
&C., Fa- the purpose of the Committee to
'"'k, thai7 examination thorough and CONF
pete. {! inns cnd they availed themselves
q ali the information they could obtain by
''nVtrsng with the sick and the surgeons 10
s"arse, ~ iii the determination Of submitting
10 Consrcs, the whole truth, whether painful
VI agreeable, aad now, after having made this
ANIMATION. realize the lnost agreeable salts
=. .aon IL reporting, that though many of
~ c"htian;5 made BY the sick, are we'll
".'aea IN fact. yst they are in no manner at
'''uta5e to the inattention or neglect of the
'''gsons in charge.
All THESE complaints relate to causes over
'Hch the Medical D.portnsnt have no con-
."' ~ under existing laws, and therefore car
euord no remedy.
ihey principally relate tc want Of proper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-30
vlHt. .iSi.a iE & y L. ! y H
EVENING 81 iSIDG.
FklD.Y, September 20, IT,.

fhIDthi - ''.'-'
The S,.uair re rp-as&pInhl.'l III q .'lDIk.
The President said the question before The
.;-nate waS lhr aulentment prnP"'''h ny UT
ph rin-D:,, Of Prince Edward. 10 the lohr.l'
scrl,un ul the tIl undcI consideration. itt
amrndn. ut pr.'io9fd 10 ret"En'@r '''': con
tracts made iy the iesscr' with "tiit' ''a''s
urovldei salt could be manufactured IN sii'''
cie,,t quantity to supply the clrzrHs "' ''f-
g,nin in addIi"n.
Th. amendment ~as suIL ,i""n.
Mr.. Turu,S. II Henry. moved u '''''''"
I'm, same section. to the eiI''t 'i'it ~" rAl>'
ipu contracts with connt"s he r"'"s''''
The amendment 10 the amendment VIZ. -
i.ctsL. The original Amendment %7' 'hr'
voted npon and s!""r", .,1,,.,o -.
Mr.. Er,SsoH offered m amendment |" IN
third -..,r,.r,, to the effect thai The '"Tern"
should frs, supply the STATE OF !'rsina' an
= = :, .,;Inlu: should remain then tna Govern
~ 70 directed to Disregard the contracts mad
with other states.
The amendment vas adGptrd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-30

country With the rsaL importance "i "ir hr"'
,lIal s.; 81 I'm, and the high air! solemn le-
spunsli.liles that rlevclvr upon tft':'n, anu NOT
nnI, itr.n them. Lut more solcnnIy II l'ossi-
hle, upon the Surgs"N in chirl, an" III charEe'
yhr tIri.i III thar hands The lI'hS ana hraiih
uf :, ,nlIiilu,c ~ ya>s yri ~ helpless anu af-
I.-nh"m; iinv impnrt,nt then Is IL lhhl ""r
: sy.ir.. ..hnll h.. the wise:'t ana htSI Cur
,,.. Az. Il i'll autl3rirr, and how 'ihnhly fnlr'
liant l.. II, thai Congress with Il generous hand'
qnd M earnest symralhy should facilitate
STRENGTHEN AMI npho''l every effort OF the
medical department IL L'.charge faithfully and
efficiently their high an'l sarrc'! resEonS,h'l-
Iira. Ii they fail tn '!n this the cry ol orphan
noe. ani the umirn "l many ~'a''Wcu WIG
will be heard III rehnkr and condemnation
ar,iuyt them. W. T.. SlN,rs, Chairman,
joins ". LEWIS.
IuAs b. MITCHELL.
E,p,rr ,IF SEX ,HD rGUHGED nF THE srN' NJ
rrhrp into HosrTAl., TrKL0'EftD. ih5
CH,KiEp. DIED. STATION Ki' li.lC3D: W.
fkos, DATE nr nE",sIE.Ti6N To rkkstS!
TiMr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-30
S.rrgp.Y: September =, iSu-.
SEt IVY

the Senate met pursuant t" adjournment
Prayer by Rev. Or. MooRf. -.
4 communication was received rom t,e
House announcing the passage by that BODY
of the Senate bill, amending the IN section
Of the a6th chapter Of the Code of Virginia.
Also an act repeating an act. for the benefit
Of Ephrain Bee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-30
SALT.

Tt, ..:.rt :. our correspondent, "Fr" Foao
I!j!t,." informs persons who have Sagnns.
....: tic,. can obtain sal. il great abundance
r.:.;;I. -a,,,, cents huShvl. And sn2h as can
Ar bdtil1 depot ir their route, will be sbls
ia@'Ian l"s.i- on their way out. the trans
:.:;at,L Il IS hich viii pay Tor The expense
Il tie trlb.
=: tr,:at ii.at the Tr3aIture ri he Kama
~ Sail works IS permanent. and tina! they
!. icnacicrth Ia furnish vast supplies:
E.:%AHHA SALT A.II SALT TioRES
IIsssrs. Et,tors.-knowing that Ut lais tiue
,our reaiers ale much interested in anything
tanr3rning salt, give you few facts about
.ee r.na " ia s;-;t tST--cE5. - - y " =.
UpHer:ls of three millions Of bushels of
:,li rars h7sn made par annum IL; thsse
volks. During the past year. leGl, abont
", r!!!:uns of bushels were made. And at
liz ii.Gr General Loring command took
;.gs>.<,,ari G. the Salines the furnaces were
.ln.us u,.t 4! the rate Of 2Uuu,i,uu bushels
: All pr ahnuin. Supposing this quantity to
.,.. '.c,, reduced one-third by the Yankees
ar Ii. IL Lie negroes, &C., It will leave the
atant i mon heiny made about .t6nr thon
'm: '.~,sr ps" day. Indeed, this last
7n',.y qnentity llay he regaid dtd as Il
ay. , tHaie As the news from kanawha
I, ;ag: me salt works arc but little liz
iT.I snd .,rivate letter states that one
iG.aacc sionc wss making last month eight
Hsn,I,Gd bushels per day. Thus you see,
N4:sr>. Editors. there is an abundance OF
s,i' n Kai.swl,a. E"ough "aae .aerg daytp
.2i o5: 7l!!sl,sd ragoas.
from the Dlln depot ION the Virginia and
l-a-Ssee kaiiroad,l ga Giles Court House,
S4i:i:,h Caur, House, Fayetre Court House.
. Nli.aSha Salt Works. II is one hundred
4y; ,iitc mics The roads are in good order.
Al. i.pre Is no danger from the enemy IN
h.S.oy tile uip The government agents at
yIoyn haze army supplies to send to ha-
;a@:... .?i viii pay hire ior wagons to take
'i=Se sur plies ont. winch wagons can return
9 ii: awaers loaded with salt. purchased in
A4A.a n. al thirty i:e cents Per bushel.
Pro BuHn BugLlCn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-30
A NEW PHANTOM.

,s.cmt :prrch of MIR. Rhett, of South
..,.s 20 which VIZ shall refer more At
.,,, ,,,-.no,row, contains tine following re-
aut'
Suppose a peace concluded
.,,r,.y. snd the treaty containing its
..t,mllal,< ,aS the organ Of the Govern
j, i,inorh Sugge>ts) that une and all
" ,:..t., III the United States shall enter,
.r..,. ,,y.a tit. our Conirderacy-- what
,I3 "a j., your Si,naiion The treaty would
't,,,j l.etu,e you AS the alternative Of
,,,',,rmnE tie war.
H.. ,f,,,It iii the above, Is TO hold the Ad-
,-.,.,a,,ol, responsible for SOME OF the ex-
.us ni this l,aper, while those expires
,i,.un&sivrs are misunderstood and mis-
sgd. --'-:-s
n, 7fnagke ta which NJ. Rhett prahs
-, r.,.r-, wr sl"ke for ourselves slanc, As
=. .r.r,,,> AuiI.s Ne simply designed lo
.r "a, our ,!shl 10 srtcdc from the late
r-,.., 50: IL ,s>lsr between us and the Lln-
49,. .nye,nnent; Lincoln backed by great
.,..,,s ,nyirs the right, and we indicating
!, AR whnrc iuice, and with the deter
.,u.,..... r-."r u Grrenuer.
wsIcnot entirely clear, or lalieG 10
- ..fE cur Ideas correctly in those re-
-,l. ye will nnw, Ii ease Mr.. Rhe,t's sp-
..., ;, on$ a4y explicitly and distinctly, that
8, Az snIlrcly opposed to connection with
,,y..t III, Ir2e States. TIC blood that is
s..,..- IS would itself he wall Of fire for
.u. t.; ;ncm 60 .hcir wsys-we will GO
,.,. X hsva had enough oi discord FROM
i,.4p; i, ;:u:io,!>--,we want no mote We
;,.;;, - s.c. r;yry stale whose institutions
-. ,,r a:i.s. ard whose interests and feelings
-. v:;. u. hGt whirh has tren crushed
,.An Is military i.r7@ have fair chance tc
=, -, IL Wa face Mi and choice, and We
,ai sci, ou.c them 10 our aSSoCiatlon.-
T.a, i.r vc So-nc farthe.
il. Rhert will perceive. CT at least the peo.
r;r ri. tta ne is limiting UI new phau
-. AMI ,unl:eri:ng it with the President on
.ar ucsr i.i.c iiui pruu'ds. Tie is certainly 9
IT. yrrSrv-ring oppancut Of the Admins
;.-iJ:. II I.e is unhappy i" his sccusat;ons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-30

LNHGTeaA
ySteIn ior
yrseab'a
ollt injury
i'll Justify
done with
i'd meet the
1t wAuid
expenditure
naHS "i"'
the rcporf,
ler existing
is, conlpara-
Committee
in undcrtak:-
subject, has,
ID tbs whole
ions as to de-
'enefccnt pur'
ogniseil at all
say of 3 more
ioE goldiers !s
they 10 no
. expiration o
Q remedied By
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-30

5s.c;.t :perch of MIR. Rhett, of South
...a 20 which VIZ shall refer more At
,r.,t. ,"-:"H'row, contains the following re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-30

FroH, inspection and earnest inQ"ir.-- iT'rc
all the facts connected with the suni-rr. the
committee are Of opinion. and S'ihmit the re-
communication that our whole hospital Sys-
TEN be so rcnrgen'zrd as to represent, to
some extent, Stale Institutions by requiring
the sick ami wounded OF the different States
20 be sent to the hospital or hospitals repre-
sonl,ng that particular State. Should this BE
done it will greatly add 10 the comfort Oh
yoar hospitals, as we'll as give especial salts
faction and pleasure to the sick by placing
acquaintance and friends together.
In another point OF view, it will he highly
beneficial in obtaining supplies. The dona-
tiona made by different States and indiTldu-
ais to hospita1s where their sick were located
must no, be undrrrsted. Should this be done
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-30

IL undertake IL perfect some
granting Curloughl, i'll e Ean:4r
aud beneficial TO the sick. FsHi WITH
10 Har army: Is L question that :
vour consideration. Could this be
ont prejudice to the service, !owou
heartfelt approval Of all classes.
save to the Government = urge
., money and perhaps preserve +
h'c lives. 1t will be seen by
herewith accompanying, That UNI
rpgulationa. but lew sick soldie
lively, obtain furlorIghs. foar
are fearful that the foveranent,
ing to prescribe rule upon The
in TOO great caution, cmbarrsss
proceedings with such restrict
feat, to very great extent, teei
pose for which this right is req
The Serious obstacle in the
liberal policy in furloughlHs
that. in majority OF cases
promptly report for duty at th
their turlough. THIS might /
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-30

H.. rroIt iii the above, Is TO hold the Ad-
49,, ,atl,.l, responsible for SOME OF the ex'
,,... i,ss oi this psrer, while those expires
.,,,.s ,h.lnIslvrS are uilsunderStood and mIS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-30
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 80 ls62

transmitting to each Sheriff Of the vasl"lS
connles NJ Lfr Gonrrtlrracy Lhe naInc AMI
locality nf each lnrIongheh snI'i'er, ami Tue
time lnr hrh he il urouGhed, hnd rrIn're
s,u.u Sheriff II err liai the anlIIcr Temfn'
prnlnpiIy 1, duty nj the proper time. me
subject bcin. cne Of great int crest tn ifr "S"'
vonr Cnmrnrt.e frcl INT it is Incumbent npnn
Them to call The attention nf Congress to IT,.
Your canmlttec having reviewed. L" some
extsn:, the cnnees of complaint and the 'l:lrrts
of orr aESicm immortality ""n"rcl'i "''
the comfort a;"l proper care nj thr &'ck, p'E
leave 10 call the attention nf The S"na'H 10
aiher legislation, NECESSARY To correct e'l''
more re,anInly connected with the System.
kuI.Ea,p- ,nn Eiu.kuAD AGENTS AND CONDO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-12

oar oFeeS a1d also that de Hsin body
Of tie re5el5 lad retired II the direction
Of Romney, Sftb he intention Of eutttng
a KeIIsy'6 toree g that PoiHt-
LGndeF at Ones established 3 horse e1-
prstis aerosS The E,0untain and Informed
Kelly of.tbe noTeneat, In eoosequenee Of
Wll;eh bs threw f0EUaEd fsreey Gagged
I, 500 Of the rsbelS WEo had been boiling 3
pass known IS BIne Gap. dfgPeued Ihem,
and eaptared their artillery. Kelly re-
auegted Lander 70 cross the nTer At Han-
cock and harass the rear Of the enemy
While be attacked ID front. Lander pre-
pared to do II at ooee. BE hoWeTer ne
pested lie Te4aest be hsd uFgsptly made
by telegraph o. Sunday % the CommhndeE
in-GhieE, taat Gen BankS might be allowed
70 eFOA the nTer farthereastI capture Var
tinsburE, aud tai on the rear Of the enemy,
IkfIe lie kept hin oeeapied q Hanepek.-
Neither the plan Of crossing nor tie lane
guHge IA which orders we're asked met
With the approval Of Gen Mcclellan. who
q oaee reprimanded lander. stating itEg
utter folly for him TO cross the uVer aud
ordering him 70 start q onee for Romney,
Uhieh be did
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-12


Buehanan, Ta8eWeIl, Bland, GIles, GnEig,
Allegheny, Bah, Hig6laad, Loadon, AK
aRdETn, FarE1x, Eorfhamptoa and Aces
NJ. Bl1EEIE SD tie geltIe:s1-l-aa 0uZht
not - hays lea 50 Dodests be 0lEtt 70
have noTe4 b fneE11s The HhoIo Stats Of
Firginia-
Mr DERHs gave It as his delfberats
opinion THAI WhateTer might Be the desire
Of the geetleuAa making the noEiol, Is
eoRld hare bat enc eject, apparent 70 al,
and that Gas % destroy Tie neE State for
seTe
Mr. BRo1x d1selaiued any such desire,
and give Il IS his opinion tat tie eEect Of
saeh motion would BE q benefit and add
to the prosperity Of the new STATE.
Qr. HATNoSD sid he never Uould eOn-
seat 70 add another foot to the territory al
ready iReIRded. Take in these eoaaties
and he for Ose vas ready 70 60 home, for
the lhboEs Of ibis BODY would be AZ al end-
Ar. HEzTET also pat IN protest against
this prDPasitiOn, Gad the discussion
weat forRhrd with somethinE like the
old zeal o. this subject When e MS dis
easSed Last Deeember.
The Tote "a this absurd and bsrefaeed
PC9Posifioa TaS taken by yeas and nays,
41d The following gentlemen Toted Ia IA
Vor of il:
NesEs Brouu Of Eaaauha, Chapman,
CaEskAdoa, DOlley, Hubs, Nontag1e, Ne
Cuteheo, Simmons, Stepbenson q Clay,
SheetS, Smith, Taylor, AID the President
| (Nr. Han Of NasOa--Is.
The vote IN the DegatiTe vas 3, several
iRembers being absent
The ConTearion thea adjourned.