Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

@uAl1e on the Rampage.
a communicative fron tIis sen.t. a..
~, iOuusu the concurrence Of that BODY in
liz. ".ne homent TO the Federai Consfitn.
HoIso tssohnenddd by resolution Of the
ar; FOREMAN called nm the .rs,o,,,,;..
.oF tne appointment OF a Joint cono rS;t,sa
y! ~ wa, Wait upon the Governor and ascsrtsfS
!, us hau any communication "a sT6II,;t =.
inent. DS'oEe us a1lourn-
6n IS esotntlon Was adopted.
~, ! .iotI9n OF MIR. HaW3shurt, the vote
W winch tue bill for the relief Of n Coch
ran a., vas rejected, was reconsiderel.
AIT. DANlOsON spoke il favor of the bill
a.. LoGAS doubted the policy al tL;s
!Ime OF allowing snch claims as the hill.
The bill ELECTED some discussion. and
was finally again rejected. 'slS
AR. VAScR moved to take nm the rs.oln.
uon hxing the compensation Of commis.
-s'9net under Sir. IIooton's resolution.-
Ms. VANCE then moved to give the Com
Ssson tor ms services, not exceeding
MI MYTHS raised n constitutional ob;ec-
ton. de saidthe soldier had a rigbt ~ So
what he pleased with his money. We had
no business to dictate to men who werc
hgntlng the battles of our country.
Mr. LOGAN moved to amend by inserting
'e4 per day whilst actually employed.
4U1 amendment was adopted and the
resolution as amended MAS passed.
AF. sBoRRHAN, from the Joint COMMITTEES
appointed 70 wait upon the Governor. re-.
ported that the committee had performed
its duty, and the Governor had mo- lfnrtbar5
communication TO offer.
Mr. PoBTER frredAresolution oftbank,
TO Speaker Frost for the able and impartial
manner IN which he has presided oyer'tbe
deliberations ofthis body.
lAereSolution was unanimously adopted
AIR. WEST offered a resolution that the
J9nltor OF the House be nuthorizsd'to take
SS .ll9i OF tue furniture aud fixtures in the
nall of tue House. Adopted.
ar. WILSON moved to reconsider the bill
ny winch the House refused to increase
tue compensation of the door keeDer.
Tue motion was lost.
Mr. FERSswoRrH offered resolution of
thanks to the Clerk for the able and en-
Gent manner in which he has tliscLargpJ
his duties. Adopted.
Mt. GRoTuEas offered a resolution of
thanks to the Sergent-at.arms. door Eeencr
aud pages. Adopted.
Dir. wRsT offered resolution that the
sum OF $50 hc paid to Mrs. Tompktus for
cleaning the hall ofthe House.
Sir. HoOTES offered an amendment that
each member contribute half dollar for
the purpose.
Inc amendment WAS unanimously adopt.
ed, and before the vote was announced the
pages we're going around gathering up the
money.
Mr.. sslDEn moved to call the absentees.
daughter.
The abscntees were called.
Mr. SANcE mOyed that the Sergoant-at-
Arms be instructed to hunt up the alb
sentecs. daughter.
air. CRorHERs moved that tue Speaker
DC requested to Couut the money 10 see
th2t 1t was all right. Laughter.
Ar. WRrzsL made II report from the
COMMITTEE on Enrolled Bills, which was
adopted.
Mr.. RUPFXER moved that the Senate bo
informed that the House is ready TO adj.
iouru nine de. Adopted.
Mr. WRsF offered resolution that the
thanks of this House are rendered to the
clergy of the city Tor their attendance upon
this body. Adopted.
Mr.. RuFFNER moved that the member
from Wayne county be called upon for
speech.
Mr.. llADcLlFPR responded. DE said he
was nothing hut n common farmsr tio
raised his own blackberries He conlJ
not talk much, but he had rIsked AZ much
for The cause Of tha HMM ss ny,
upon this floor. lie had left All that LID lie
held dear for the blessed Government un-
der which we have lived aud prosperel.
la .111
hoped all would live To sce the rebsijioTS
crushed out, TApplausesl
Mr.. Radcliffe is u silent member of the
House who votes with a great deal Of
but never makes a speech.
The resolution for the commentator or =
Commissioner to visit the camps ofour vol
Uuteers and secure allotments, came back
from the Senate with I'M amendment in