The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06
That at no other time since, and for many

| v NlulGHGG VI luAll efAllb AAa AAAhSAAtAA SAl
sided and in great measure many OF tn
reasons for its existence are gone, Will
the universal tendency Of the peo
pie is to continue and build up tn
an unparalleled prosperity, II should b.
our highest aim to permanently promote
and not cripple 1t. This Congress should
and profoundly hope will be, marked
peculiarly as the business OF Congress, /
may be true TINT additional laws are ye
necessary to give to every citizen complet,
protection in the exercise OF all politiCa
rights with evenly balanced party power
With few grounds for party strife, and with
no impending presidential election to dis
tract us from purely legislative duties
| venture TO suggest that the present is IN
auspicious time to enact to ouI
institutions and to insure tranquility al
perilous times in the future. Again thank
ing you for the honor conferred and again
invoking your aid and generous Judgment,
l am ready to take the oath prescribed by
the law and the constitution, and forthwith
proceed with my best ability, guided by
sincere and honest purpose to discharge
the duties belonging to the office with
which you have clothed me. Great Ap-
plause,
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Ihe MorS y! s"Iuhhs ~ ,,n;na' s ,Ln s",s M"s
coulheLceu' Out AlaoHria m pe'ls tne h'sI ~
Sta'e cu,leG, Jones, o , tSA, VDIeT.eu y
me , oatli pe.ng uulh'nls!erSu " JIsePn
wheeler o. AlaD9lha, ailu 'SNeu '''a1 he W
compelled 70 STAND S as'ae, ..a,,,. =. ,,,
Mr. l@hual1 asked ule rcasoHs LOT 'niS
acLIVn' .....,,
Inc speaker sulteu lIiat lue illh!'eE woulu
DC postponed uhtll tlIo oath Iluu Deeh "u'
lnInlstereu 20 inc other memoers; II
MT NahH4'l Coh'ehueu tInat ''!e seIto,
man Shohlu nov De cohiPel,eu 70 s'auu
aslue, Dut NhlEht 10 so ~ Le ueslreM;
II was hh9'ly decided tIat MI W Mhee'er
should sIanu aslde until lle members 10
wh9m mere was i.9onlp5StlotMl u. ~ MeIoswGIl ~!
Mr' springer oplecteu u VIZ sWetFlng III
o. Cutts, OF lowIi Nan orhees' OF New
Il noFK, 70 N'HEI ol .'n i-oulsMna, anu mootg, u
tennessee, ulHu.IT ,.,"t'ivt, ~ ~ mna.a' .,
e''ussu Ns oGu '"' Al, Al ~ ,ho1o ,,on,ion'nn
OF AlaslSs'Pp'' NH VI ''''o seH'''''ioi
SSTu SSioc,;ons v, wero t,r,hcr mode IN fin orol,
it,,iny GoiiW ~ WoGswor,h o % and W"nVoorLeas n
msV Val, w. mibSin ~ % %S"mh ToroIin" snI
= H'M Monro reo" II p TemnoSsoe S ga A6cr the w"rE @
~ syvonr;n1 In tha ,nomherg IN whom thoro
~ ,,,,s rn nhioc,;om w"s conrln1ed thn rnso
W ""I lvhooIcr W. was toL"n IN Int os he had n
nrima tacio r;"bt IN n snot therc WINS % M n
atronnn,,a ohiection mnde md he was
GnoiIv "iIowed ~ "unIifv All ohiections
Hm;,Ii th" cxcentio, oi lint avninst Chnl.
NOR" ,nors and Sy,inst Dihblel having becn
withdr"wn lie gentlemen we're sworn in,
Moore offered n resolution referring Chal.
mcra IN tho committee on elections when
nmnoiN,ed nIv,o NJ NJ hnt T m nation Of Townsend Of
IIilnoiS I6e rcsnlntion was laid on thG tc.
hia % ond iho oath NJ Office administered IN
~ imors trLo ooti, nj ollirp WINS also nj.
S'';%;s,orol N n;hhio and Sncaker Kicier
omnn,ncod d Ihn roil NJ In" House comnleted.
Ali tko Ren,hIirnn rnucua nominees for
a., TInrsn sn1 oOi"ds woro ,hcn olsc,ad and sworn
H. r0I'G ChomIo;n " Powers hv n snccial votn.
u;sco"c 9th and Pnogon worI onnointei
a'aST 200 @ 20 ~" "a;t on ihe pres;iant Ad.
;ournoI ~ "'''
Io"'''"' s,v,~, ,,ocy,n,vos
W. 'os'','.', s,''',.'. MI
IN the SENATE to'lHS, oeii"lo. 1--WE 'o''
mally convened tle ShAIhoer ~ nT1n' NW.,
lne Creue.l.i"IsUi 5 .ni n ~" J,i" O,,ni;G"I
were presented, and nc was uuly quaIlhed
anu entered upon MS uuties., LID.
hesoIutionS lor c3l4ni..tees n VI M no'l,,eui
ton 70 Ile IionsGol hvp'ysem'"Ii'Is l ~ "nu
inc rtfs!uS. s!. 'miprs nIn,Ias ''e' VI '"' VI
ganlIatloh were auoPte!Hi;; .....,.,,.,
a mtsS sEOr M"t ,ho foIIoytny. II, n "''0 '0NO'VN
"'rT ~, IT, GnrInri,
Far the pppointment OF n commission to
investigate the questions Of tariff and rev.
cnue laws.
By Mr.. Windom To incorporate tho
Garfield memorial hospital.
By Mr. Logan: To place U. S. Grant on
the retired list OF the army.
A recess was taken till $50 p. NJ. to await
n notification Of The organization OF the
House
Among other petitions introduced and
temnornrily laid on the table were Il nun.
Nor n0ninsf discrimination in railroad rates
ond n forbid the alleged extortions in
frcivht and TRANSPORTATION charges.
Mr Sherman Introduced bill TO provide
tor thc issI,e Of three per cent bonds.
Nj E;lmunds offered resolution 10 con.
time the committees as they existed at the
inst session.
'"YI Mp r. Pugh moved nm amendment MI.
,horizinr the President Of the Senate to dc.
c;Js @ wheiher Tho committees shall be
S0"a,lv @ or otherwise diviyided between the
two % %nSliIicSi narties.
laid over without action and the Senate
odiournpd.
nrnt,n,,c,v srv,ropt1t cArcrs.
NHFU""'S"N '"'''
The Republican Senators soon after the
auloutnmen. ,ao, ae. ~ s',nnorI D,rvI % EJm,nIsi @
u.la, I.,ti.,, ,,I,3sS ,,so,;ios for' roniin,,ino