The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-05
WHEELING w. VA, TUESDAY MORNING DECEMBER s. 1871

N. y; Tyner, Indiana; Platt, Jr., Va.
Or, Iowa; Farwell, ILL.,; Sessions, N. Y,
Gelz, Pa; Wells, Mo-; Perry, N. Y.
MlLedge-MCGrew, w. Va; Darrell, La,
Hazelton, N. j.; Galladay, Tenn Blair
Mo.
Accounb-Bufiington, Mass; Sawyer
Wis; Harris, Miss Archer, Md; Lewis
Ky.
Expenditures in State Departments
Conyer, EAIich; Whitley, Ga; Havens
Mo; Rogers, N. Y,;;Myers, Pa.
Expenditures in IraISuTg Department.
Lynch, Nc; Sypher, La.i Hay, Ill; Bar
NUN, Conn, Kendall, New.
Etpeaditurom IN Var Depdrtm0nt-Wil
liams, Ind.; Barber, WIS., Snyder, Ark.
AckeT, Pa; Kinsel, N, Y. I..
Expenditures in Nary DGpdrtmeRe-Kel'
log, Conn; Parker, Me; Ilostetter, Wis
Biggs, Del, and Tuthill, N. Y.
Expenditures r. o. Dspdrtmeat-Barry,
Miss Hosmer, Pa; Bigby, Ga,i Roberts,
N. Y; ShAifer, NO. rr. s..
RspcRdituTeS Interior Department.
Hills, N. j.; Smith, o.; BevergdgG, Ills.i
Adams, KY; Conner, Tex.
Expenditures Public BUilliiHgs-Haw.
ley, Ills; Morphis, Miss; Shoemaker,
Pa,; Wood, N, Y; Duke, Va,
On RRLes-The Speaker; Banks, Mass :;
Garfield, o.; Cox, N. VI Randall, Pa.
Pfnhng-Bcatty, o. Pendleton, Il. Ii
Ei5ra,y-Petors, Me-; Wheeler and
Campbell, o. f"
Enrolled Blb-BuCkley, Ala; Foster,
Mich; Bond, Nd. =. .....
Joint Select Committee on InSlTTecti0ndry
StdtS-Poland, Vt. Maynard, Tenn. /;
Scofeld, Pa; Farnsworth, ILL.,; Coburn,
Ind; Stevenson, o.; Butler, Mass; Ian.
sing, N. Y; Cox, N. Y; Beck, Ky; Van
Trump, o.; Waddell, N g.; Robinson, ILL
Henks, Ark.
Select C0NmlttGG on MiSSissippi Leuies-
Morey Lawalde, 10; NJ. Mckee, Miss;
Getz, Pa; Duke, Va.
Mr.. BUTLER, Of Mass, offered resOlu.
tion 10 print 10000 copies Of the treaty Of
Washington. Referred. .. '.,.
Mr.. BECK asked leave to offer rcsOlu.
tiOn requesting the President 10 inform
the House under what law he had caused
the Constitution Of the United States and
Of the State Of South Carolina to be viola.
ted by proClaiming martial law and sus'
pending the wrltOl hdJedS corpus in certain
counties OfSOuthC Carolina; also requesting
the President 10 lay before the House all
the acts Of insurreCtlon committed In
those counties and the names Of the Cili.
zens arrested with charges against them.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order by Vice
President COLFAX At 12 o'clock. Most of
the Senators were In their seats, and the
gallery was filled with interested specta.
tors.
Alter prayer, th @ usual committee was
appointed to whit upon the President, in
connection with q like committee Of the
House, and inform him Of the readiness
of tho Senate to receive any COmmunica-
ton from the Executive.
Mr.. BLAIR offered a resolution calling
on the President to state by what law he
declared martial law and suspended the
writ Of habedS corpus In certain counties
In South Carolina, md statement Of all
the facts on which he acted In issuing his
proclamation.
Mn. RAMSEY introduced q bill TO estRb.
lish connection with the District Of Duluth
and to create 81. Paul a Port Of entry.
Laid on the table.
Mn. LOGAN introduced o bill toprovlde
for the relief Of the sufferers by the fire In
Chicago and providing for free importa-
ton OF goods and merchandise contributed
In foreign countries for the relief Of the
Chicago sufferers when consigned TO the
proper aid committees for dlstributlon;and
also, for the payment Of the
drawback Of import duties on all materi.
ais to be actually used In buildings erected
on the ground burned over by the fro, II
said materials shall have been inspected
within one year from said date Of tho fire,
and suspendlng the collection Of Internal
Revenue taxes till the close Of the next
regular session of Congress in favor OF
such persons owning property In the first
collection district Of Illinois MS have suffer
ed material loss by tho fire. Tabled.
The Presidents Message was received
and read, alter which the Senate I'D.
journed.