The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

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nnn.o man was punished lot tue ~ufueF O' u
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Mr' aerfiman replied IN IN tne .s.nntiaai slnrma,
1--WE, Snu .a.a one Nhi'e man was eAeST.eu g,l
~ mnps. you ~ mou.as nouu., ,stS" ~ tony WI
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8ul!ty o. k'lnng . hegIo anu sentenced 70
deahI opt hepupncah 9oEeEhor Goll'
mu!eu lheir sehlehee' u"u 'hoy afe now
intae PsnlIenlaiN o. ~,
hI' cooper asked the senator 10 yieie
me nooF tGSt nc mlgh1 resa alspa'eh oi
uGyer9SF Brown 70 lle rreslueh!.
MI, SlayI9n declined 70 nave y Feaa'
Dnl sala tne senator might S'a'e 'he SUD
stance 0l II. n
hr' cooper proceeded 70 Tsau 1le as
patch Of 10Y, broWn 70 tne tteSIgeh. IN
regard 70 inc troubles N tne western
Dis!rlGt ol IhaI sIate iasI summer,
MI; Olay!on saia me- wonlu MOI yle'a 70
nave " reau' ,,n
mr. cooper ciaimed tne uooF' 'he Sena-
'oT haVing ylelGea 70 nun, ,,,,n
tae Vnslr lMT, 1ngelnl aee.ueI InaI
the senator from ARKANSAS was emitted 10
the nooT. ,..,,,,
Mr' cooper Appeared from 'he ueeH'oh
oil inc Shalr; -,
Mr. ConEllng moved 70 lay 'he appear
on ihe tSole' whlch was agreea to'
= MtClaytoh, resumlng, salu plAI IN lne
southern STATES where lho DeloesSs ".
had eohtroi mere was no peace, me
slave power III Ihls country Was h9t ueau
y sun iiVed anu Spltea 70 WIEN ~, tne roo
OF empire over thls country; IhatSlaVe
power hau eo4Hoi ol aI the 9outher9
SIaleS exeePt Loulslahal alsslssIP anu
South Caroliha, ana was BraSplng LOT
lhose STATES mat u might nave 'he sou'h
unalVlIea, ., Al, A. 4.
~ sherman oo!alnea Iae loor 70
speak on inc resolution ne sala mat as
me senator from Maine nloFTlllJ hsd
gwen nollce that he wolId cal up the
Legislative, Executive ana JuGlc'al Ap;
preparation 6lll on MONDAY, nc would
yield 70 that senator now iof u motion 70
lay aside the pending resolution and cau
up the appropriation Dill referred 10, win
the understanding thal ne sherman re-
IaIheu tue HOor on Tue t4oulAahu resoIu'
tlon next week. alter the appropriation
Dill was disposed o. ,l.,...,
Mr.. Stevenson hoped the Louisiana
debate would be resumed alter the dis
posal oil the Appropriation 9lll,
MeSsrs' Pease, Ransom, Merriman ana
Stevenson announced that they desired TO
speak upon the resolution. -,
Mr.. Morton gave notlce thal he would
call up the constitutional amendments, In
relation to the election Oh ihe ttesldeht
and vice PRESIDENT, reported oy inc COM
mittee on PRIVILEGES ana Electlohs a. the
last session, as soon aI the Legislative
Appropriation b. was disposed oI'
Mr.. Morrill, said that unless there was
tue greatest economy ~ regard TO time,
i would be found that business would be
In terrible condition curing the last
days Of the session; lie thought thi9
Louisiana debate ll9d already occupied
100 nuch OIL lhe "essloll, anu ne Woulu ho'
hesitate 70 oppose 1t with any oil the ap'
preparation bills. ., +,
Alter further discussion II was decided
70 60 on win lhe LOUISIANA ulacu"'lch
to-day.
Mr.. sherman repled 70 the Gaafges
against the rresldent Oh the unl1ea states
anu SeneraI eheriuah % ,,1 5naue y tng eehi Ii
ator irsm Delaware lbayaral ana salu
he was surprised to near them from on, one
usually SO cain as that senator. Inc
senate. from missouri 'cnTEt ,T nau alSo
lolned IN tnat argument. thut senator
had made MS Whole argument I STATE.
ment Of iaets, lie meant no aSres sPecI
70 the senator, pat a. soon a. nc
had heard nh statement Oh laeH ne
knew that MS argument was pased on
sieh statement ana was whoily unre-
liable and deserving o. no eonaderation
Whatever. Inc arralgnmem oil meIe
officers was moi only mere, out went e az all
over the country. ne 1osL I lemaFkaIie u.
statement was IRON the Governor oil his
own state, which NJ. Allen made on the
9Th Of January IN Columbus;
Mr. sherman next referred ieiae . @ tne meet H,I
i,n1g ned a. cooper ins!liuie, New 10TH; Eti;
dc SAID that nc peiieyed lne day Wo9la
come when some Oh the gentlemen VINO
paftielpateI IN mat I hIeeung Woulu re- re-
tet y Neisner ftesiaens so.o u[s' Dr tne me