The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29


to deter men from violence by tellinl
them that they were right in com
planning Of all their grievances II tn
Democrats wanted to deter violence il
the South, they could not do it by dc
nounciug the laws OF Congress, II hat
been contended that the Governor
Of Louisiana had no right to interfere il
the organization Of the Legislature, NJ
one said Governor cOuld organize a leg
islatnre. The Governor Of State had
nothing to do with the conservation Of q
Bishop or dedication Of church; but II q
tumult should arise ut such conservation
or dedication, the civil magistrate had a
much right to suppress II as II it had
broken ont on race course, n play-housC
or a skating rink, The civil authorities
in Switzerland had nothing to do with
baptising children, but the other ddy
when such baptism in Geneva was ut.
tended by y disturbance, moi only thqGiyiI
authorities, but the military, laid d
strong hand upon the offenders,
lie next referred 10 the recent diStur'
bance IN the penitelaiary at Lincoln, Neb.
and the call Of the Governor for federal
troops from Omaha, which were immedi-
ately sent.
Mr.. Thurman asked whcfe was the law
for furnishing troops for quelling The
disturbance in the penitcniary,
Mr.. COnkling said he was glad that hu'
maai.y went 20 far that even The cOnyicls
10 the penitsptiary'in NsbEa1ke were NOT
without sollBbD9y to speak for them,
Why was II that all those WHO SUPPORTED
the temple Of liberty had not brought for.
ward u resolution in regard to the Use OF
troops at LincOlnY There had not even
been q spasm OF virtue here In regard to it,
Without Mr.. Cunkling dpisbing his ar
gunlent the Senate adjourned, '"' u
HOUSE.
A NIGIiT SESSION,
The House was still in session al
o'clock this morning, anq al y o'clock there
was still no change in the situation,
10 A. M--I'he situation in the House
is unchanged. Three dilatory motiOnk are
pending which will be renewed indefinite
ly. The Republicans express u deterulin.
alton to hold ont until Monday Wleltthe
rules may bO suspended. They hope
however, that before thai Ting the thir'
teen refractory Republicans will come in.
tO line. The House has not been without
quorum since the contest begun. fhg
Democrats epn ciaboqt 1ne-hplf theil
number for rcsl.
l2M.-The House has now been In con
tinuOus session twCnty.fOur hours, and
still the mOnOtOnOus call Of the roll gOqF
on. Already the voices Of half dozen
reading clerks have been used up, and sew
eral substitutes have been introduced
There has been no attempt ON either side
to come tn any understanding. At thit
hour the floor of the chamber Is slrewn
with torn paper, and il sadly In need OF
cleaning, AMI the atmOsplega VI llC
hall il IN need Of purifying AM rhlG
the members are bright and alert, and
show little sigps Of wparNe& and nc
symptoms Of ltagging. 100 members vO'
ted ut the last rOll.cal just finished.
The House. continued its do nothing
policy throughout the afternoon. In The
course Of d long discussion about amend.
lug. g.thc rules and breaking the dead lock
NJ. MCCFdry sail may | ask the Chaii
when II will be IN ortlertO move To amend
tho rules. ...,stIsf l,,t.yJ
The SpeakeA4it will BE- hiJrdpt th
Monday morning under the call Of States
Mr.. Albright, Of Pa. but not II there
bc no adjournment before Monday.
Speaker-It is quite in the power Oi The
majority II L wants TO change the rules Il
defeat M adlOuruulrmt. s.y,, t,.,,
Mr.. McCfGaFy-l. desire how l6 give
notice that on Monday next will submit
motion u amend the rules
Mr.. Randall make u point Of order
that yoti OaunOt give that notice now, ~
Mr. 'HolchkiSLCaH heiCOhihliltet 6r
Rules report at any time2
The Speaker UndnubtedlN
Loud calls for the regular order, anL
the Clerk therCupOn proceeded with The
call Of tho roll. M
The Significance Of the discussion istlht
Il indicates the policy Of the majority tC
bo 10 renew next Monday the nmlOr
which Vas lhade 6nd defeated lat Mon
day to amend the rules, 80 us to prohibit
for the rGmainder Of this session only tht
Speaker from entertaining dilatory mo
tiohs whenever a public measure Is be
fore the House. Under the operation q
such rule the passage Of the Civil Right
bill and other measures lacking tlIe sup
port Of a majority Of the members wonIt
be plain sailing.