The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-19

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toufistsI 70 I'D lasfaTtbs trStI Of
their Sunday school realizing, aud pass tic
trade dollar alta hundred cents, All, all,
Mr.. Speaker demand the passage OF this
resolution, and the complete yindiCatiOn
Of the gentleman from Jernselam, that he
may go from this House out into thewOtltl
especially Tie old world, and say as q de.
sUentlant Of Moses thathe did not mike d
mistaken falling the Scribe to accountfor
reiiecting upon the Hebrew children.
hope itwill bethe pleasure Of this House
TO pass this resolution; II Is nv only pct
bills II will then draw my mileage and no.
tire to the shades Of private liie TO be
loved ~ agratetuft constituency. m
Mr. Howell the gentleman from Clays-
vile, moved that the resolution be re-
terred 70 the Committee on Foreign. Rela-
ttons. 49,. J.,l. .,.,f..,
air. Hornbrook, the gentleman from
kalamazoo, suggested that perhaps they
had no foreign relations, when the Speak
er promptly answered .Lots Of EN-"
Mr.. Howard, the Clerk, resigned lis
position to .go out and sec a man, and
MrI WelleldL tho gentleman from Jeru-
salem, was elected Secretary pro teni. .
20 AIR. CAMDEN IEFoRE rlr HOUSE. q
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lihet SorgSnnl.nt Ems y nsS0aoI t"stha.;.
10 taEe nSsssssian II H. Vi hoSy ~. w =
Camden EsS, ami Srin" LIN Sotoro y; ,j Nv
! lfoEse u plIrpe liimssIf of coStemU O ' IL
refusing to answer certain 0uestions which
had been propopndelto him by individ.
ual members. ,i Iu,as,. it.., a.l
In few moments the Sergeantat-Arms
appeared In tho House with his prisoner,
anu dragged hip before the Speaker, who
read the resolution aloud and asked him
| il he had anything to say why he'shonld
not 6e aulHdged guilty Of contempt. w
I What DID you do 1t for, Mr.. Canden"'
asked the Speaker. Is ID, .s..f Va T.
oh, sir, didn't knowany BETTER" re-
pllei the prisoner: Please, sir, let me
so this time and l II neverlo so anymore
Inc Speaker was ViSibly affected, and
FALLING upon the prisoners neck embraced
him, expressing his sorrow, in broken
language, that! the resolution had been
passed, al L.l...., I'D, ,.sauU5r
7 "0h, Mr.. Camden, said he, III We had
only known you didn't know any better,
%gg.Touldn't have passed the resolution"