The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-11
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THIRD SESSION,
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Mi! YATES presented A petition IRON itII
citizens Of Illinois asking ,fnr iar, alIend;
ment 10 the Constitniion III the Unifed
States recognizing a Supfeme Being. 7lHe
stated that this subject had been, agItatel
for five or six sessions, and iie had been
notified Thai d large number Of similar
nelitionu had accnmnlated He desired
shonld make a reportS ! ,Nine.tenths OF M
neonie of Illinois beIieyed thefe sh6tIId IN
snc6 an amendment byrwhleh, tic sllpre.
macy nj God shonid hso aclSnowledged.
and thew heIieveIthat N GSd thew are In
dehted ior snccess in manv,wovs and ior
equal rights and liberty. .tbroaghout the
land , Same re1orts .siibnld he made t1t11n
the snbiect, 0n, ,his' motien the esnetitien
Ss x r rel eleryred to the asmnini ~ az ti,n
SEciayyS Ss sili,lS ,sIrIisyss No. s's 10 7ss 81
SNIrs sHFtRRNAS tfo,Yi the (,6nmftteb t,t1
Eipan9e fetSrts VI Il dyetsely f 4 al the s1SpIe.
InentaTv biiLtn rednef, N xes And far other
nnrEnssa,J saigqiIs - yiiS S1I o. i-ai suyiqqs
Nh n iRpr,NSs55sssSS tpntSsr tls comnhttfaS
an siaFy renofted baels NV, bilI
anthhriyjno5 ItI,eH preo;dentSI Shrriiaceeht
tSa rhsi III Nh n Md stSies
J1dga NJ hensyer "a satis ariosy i nroof shTlI
he nroInSSd \ .6fanEvsiEals or otherpinfir.
mitS.sSid JSa1a Ia Teceiva his salarvI ann
nS h;s ma natural Iifc nroSi iacI5 n Ithat ' n SfTet
tet;rement tn @ @ he AZ shoIl % accent snv other officd
aFtSrnat t;is saIary n hi EsaS ! M SSlrSA
SctEon on ,be Iii 'o'ttEt FNfTf 'o-Tffi'''e17''
SIr 'sat,l fs WIS 70 lfit,STii IA iimpor. ny i,
tant a snhiect IN he acted Ino1 now, and
stSis. reni,est IN, ,hiII wss,Iaid over M
'Trei ;,ru iSsatASti intrS5;rSdF Il i6int
,65otn1tn nn SS,i ISti iTs tb pSssi Tient N aT:
nn;nt ~ 'ibipt' 'eominIsSionS toi 'tietermiSe
thai icI6,,1 GAY dainaITea m lfosnm6rcel lol
III ifTSitSd States:Is RF;tiSh .sStIIsers ri,
srrs;I S Il ~ ''"''s''s'' mi
Mr wtIsoN from tJo NTilitarv Com,
mi,tse renor,sd with verhHl Snet ameIt tsl
,he sHonse "hilI Granting IN Inc staie 81
Sh;n tSe titIe and irrisdictiohss eye,, I,rS5n.
+S ~, sSIs ma nStiSnpI ssvit,n fpr
S;sSlsiSd soIdIers n i va
Gfrg:I rwsTT' Sgsi introd16Sd dIa 6lif 10 M IAN.
izFtIisITSfFit6FE 'ofc Ok n loma. aTli lSbn.
solidaf9 esrfain'ibiiah.trib undet d mi.
o5lnl e%1 SPTasn%1ns ,.sSRS Ia,,o8uss5 ill 555 ,e
sSa SSS a,o1dss .h,E o 9sss
"a EdHsxcen,;ng;those Who ian tbe ,famnet
hSd C9ibSfeSs m iIsa0.i 4 AMI suclr os .held
S Siter NM tnnyninS mn, honr tbe Scnatef, I'd. 4
sr,nSH tbsT rSnSia a9fS1; 1;Hn. of1he mi ravis.
ipSl IA n SJgs reiafivs' M no mint iassly
nfi3cnrs and the co;nage n the 1Inited
StsIss g1A ti1ehstes t9olr1 MA ce yondJ in
ivh;elT afeoStalS \ Chr iSprpw % apT,o a THIipI
issEts AN n fssSrTSf ma SSeSEr,r onnf,Sed
Nny nlisSnge and kIessrs sTER,I Nor.
my Iy III T'E5otts SndI WAnSyn advoca,ed
ihc nmendment The Senate coneurred
IN M the somendment and tho bill nasseil
The Senate TesInned The consideration
6t Id. TRuirhbLE' 1ol1t r3dutto9 DIP.
"' iIUa oI,ca eo' from the PFesjSsnt % and S tLe
beSds If T)ensIfmcnta He f,ronosed an
aSSshiStabf nsIIiTS tlIai yfoISiiofS of4Iis
act n miedemeonoT Anv nerson fonnd
% s,;il,; absIi na : Il inat n / NH 5nJiars m,
Mr TnnWniyrTi !, ] n t,,,en2 thst svhilethe
eSecntiys.ypoWen Of ,appointulent was
ySStSI NJ tss !PfesEIiekhtl n hy Ind with 4he
aiIViceS :, S1SandS,s corssnt.sef the SENATE,
hESh;bit;S' m MINE IN CoS vresTl fIonii
dS1;,ISg s1s sbboIAItas9It, III SIl,1 s. 20 Ss
s,itntion He ionoied iSitIi aSnr6bh fiSnf
from \ rctS1t dIficIr N az. .SecteettSir eti u Coy,
a. nniiiSSsiI;n tSe North I,ns,is1n RI!
tieis. saving that II showed what,the nrac.
wv W@t-Na~--N
WHEN siTRrisTittft1, ebncIndedfbis
tep,arks kstiNJr .Ndp,roS lmoyed nj tiISy the
iii asiie f6r tfc HiFHd m taxing m ibe
Senats 1SfhfnicIaf i6int Ffs6I,fiom5 M ns re.
tnr,;Sf | fiDR The TiSnss 4 I'M nm amend.
ment nrovidinS that $nothinus contained
lherein shall he understood ~ constr,,e6
Ss uISSiiffin5 az 6GSrSSs III mn nnl;6SISi
tbe SnnSxHtiGn of sSid RennbIic If ia.
MS s,nturnaska6 wbetI,cr In Sen,attee M
was aware tiat there would be some dis.
c"ssioT me- ii tHe sn,SnitIed ySh Sihe;!t thS coS.
Sideration Of the amendment could be
proceeded with except by unanimous
consent, TheliVice President replied
that be was not aware oil any rule which,
w6dld prevent IT from being taken upl
except the pendency ,ot the present bill.
Mr. A[ARLoN's motion was then agreed
tona o1u1 onnifnn ohnn5 v4T
'The Hodse arneti idthttt to- tie gsenate
tesOlution.Iwas pread, when y Mr. Nor
TOS moyed that the Senate concur.
NIL SuMNEa wished % of6rAnl amends
ment 10 tue resolution, BIZ adding OF tho
end .tliat The Commissioners inquire
specially into the alleged pendency Of war
bcspHpd'ST tSspartiesS S S n SlspaSe be ssiatioSs s
exiA Ati1g beswSbn Dpmi1iS ppif fIkylf,
and the cluims bf the iattef ons the for-
mer; and II there Is war, or menace of
war between these countries.
Afler considerable discussion, tho Son,
ma agreId tpA clpse thS sdiScassi0ii al q
kSntnkIS al t,nk,snuf I'D