The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-23
IN THE HOUSE
ESTERDAY.

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InPEICHnENT IN THE HOUSE
lESTERDAY.
No bill, rr resolutions were introduced
.ac II use On yesterday as theresecmed
q. be disposition on the part Of the
m.mbers to get down to the work in
.aaj-tnc consideration Of the impeach-
..eut articles. The Speaker announced
..at Mr.. STUART, Of Doddridge, was en-
..ledto the floor but Mr.. MASON, Of JEFF
.,rson. asked and rbtuined leave to speak
., privelrgcd question. At this june
..-e little breeze spraug up bctS cen
v.-,rs. Mason and HUTCHINSON rcquir-
... gpoi deal Of rspplug from the
skors gsvyl and the authority OF
>rargyau;-u;-arms to intervene
-c Tho gentlemen were brought to
....aJ'c terms. Mr.. Mason in speaMng
..a. privileged question, stated that ne
..Ib-en appointed one of the Committee
{. manage the prosecution, and had en-
!rayored to DO his duty, but for some in
applicable reason he found himself absn
oucd by his Democratic allies and he
WA, left alone with the Republicans in
me matter, and As he did not desire 10 be
.aught in such company, he wanted to
b. EXCUSED from further service on the
,mmittce. His friend from Pendleton
Nr. BLAKEMoRE, who was on the COM
u ttee, had presented remark:
.N.g rr,iccuce, and hG had hoped
That Mr. BLAKENOKE would have
umi,,ed himself one way or the other
,l. up to this time he had failed to come
s.. the breach, while his friend from
Mineral, Mr.. WELcH.had silently folded
.., ,.a, and marched away. He thought
,..a, impeachment ag,in.t thYTroasurer
..i ... .,..-i 3! he bud the manage
mr, .. a... ..: desiring to be placed
b,.r .I..,,. 80 sa:agoni>m to his polti-
... ..oI ,ba or5
I.,-,..s ............ .,f...,,.r,ea and sncw
.,. .r,..,....l ..- b. v,,,o3 70 ~. re,ievad
,..,. .r ,b. r,,,ero-s 7, VIVA bejng
,...ryad into O fghr between the major
.v.,d tho r,;rnri,v IN this a.,r Tbi.
,...ch, NJ UrrruIxsox f.. his feet
,,., dari.d that tho minority which he
r.,-a.e,ta5 b,d gpv idea Of making
poIjticsI frbt on this ques
.,,. Il, seemed to him that
4 .trsr. .c ,pirit had passed over the gen
,.1uan dream, since Saturday evening
H. though, .hat the case stocd in pre-
,.,,.y the same situation that it did last
w.,, and while hc would have no Oh
r..,lan t. VI. Mason retiring from the
committee. bee ,,gardcd the conduct of
n. grn;'c""n ...m Jefferson, in assail-
lag the monty. ~ unbecomIng IN aSeh-
..sman. just nj 'hi' point, owing 10 the
INFUSION /" 'A' House, ana 'he eNor'S o'
@e Speaker and NeFgeant-s'-ArmS 10 re-
''ore order, 1t Was Impossible nj the re-
porter table, to hear all that was said,
s1eoY. that Mr.. MASON announced that
b, ~a, not marketable and his head
ao.l neither be sold nor bought; and
IA reason. Mr.. HUTCHINSON replied
.aa. +. Va, not salc.ble."
O-!-- wa, finally restored, and on mo-
ton Of Nr. HUTCHINSON. Mr.. MAsoN's
a, sua.ion Was received.
Mr.. STUART. before proceeding "
-.aew li. rcmerL. asked leave TO make
.r.-,a,aI orrrs,s,ion in rotation to an
a-...., IN the Cbsr,o.,,n Cay,i,r alleging
.auh, Lad been indicted for felony.
H,,s,I that .l...,,,. , mistake. that he
a,l .r,, b.., .r5;.,eJ t,r ot,erin, to
.-r.., ,.,..u .. .., la. ,,o.,ior III.
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bad -, ,.. -, -. -.
...,r,r. II. b,,,t.,t. ~, o.o,,i,
5..n..,, ,y ~. .,.-,. w.h III,
..plsna,ion u, proceeded to ai.
...s the question before the Uou.,.
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