Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-06

,yith lrtW TIC rrspiuunn Whith ] offered as
10 a .ubsrimtv Tor that before the Ilonsc.
Sir. SNYbER-l oiject to the withdrawal.
Mr.. Ssrru. Of Mario II must. sir. enter
nv prnie-t agtfiIsI entering into this ecc-
..s this morning. The reasons assigned
T.. he gentleman from Wood seem 10 he
safl,ient in themselves Like some of the
gcl Ic,neu WHO nave Just nddres .ed you,
IN Inclined TO think the people OF the
t'7raal rrwcrlt't should he consulted. The
election Of Uhitcd States Senators i 4
zuve matter, sir; and dcsi ihe peorle
mag be represented here, through their
rropcr representatives, iu that election.
Sir, tar chHrge that has been made
against the politicians CT our country ie
that Ihcy have ton long welded the desti-
mes OF the Sti'e-Ihni the government has
100 long been n the hands az designing
politicians, and thrt the puwcr should
come from the people. - hich is the leSiti-
= mat" sourcc OF power. Therefore. in the
elective, OF L. ;. Senator'S desire that tue
p-ople should be consulted Now, sir that
gentlemen have iefl hers with the under
standing thRt We wOald not go into the
election is undoubtedly true. They have
yunc home TO consult their constituents,
and il in their absence we pass resolution
and enter into the election it is unjust both
% lheri md their constituents. Let us
defer 1t uuiu Tuesday. | would Just say
here that would not ask for Il moments
delay ii ] thought the necessity for un
election mas imperative.
Even the gentleman who offered the res
oi'ition Ills morning has not, With all
--P-sS-asl ,--s-EeHts ta=isisn, sgered-h good
reason why We should enter upon the
election OF Senators. Is Il because We de-
sire representative in Congress7 We
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milton by the government before next
Tuesday, do not eonceive it to be impera-
tive aud ns We have nothing to gain bv
going into an election, and as we have not
the people here 10 enter into an election
through their representatives. and as the
election WIS not TO he held nuiil Tuesday,
think we should not 20 into the election
until the time agreed upon.
Mr.. WEST moved to lay the substitute on
the table.
Mr.. Loo4S inquired whether the House
had right to reconsider resolution which
had been c1ncurred in by the Senate with
out first obtaining the consent Of that
body.
The Chair expressed the opinion tina,
they had
z Mr. WILSON sri I he thought the gentle
S,rnn from Wood had withdrawn his sub
sIituie.
The Chair suited that tue gentle nan from
Monong.'liN objected.
Mr.. SNYDER said lhe reason lac objected
was that gentlemen Of experience in lcgis-
l,inn. and who he was ready 10 rdnit
we've his suPcriors in many respects, voted
10 postpone This election, and hid voted
10 reconsider, sad now want 10 postpone
1t s-hin. lie could not consent TO lac led
around in this wey hy nnyhndy.
tf,.;r
mite tnr following message:
SENATE CHATBER. July 5, si6l.
Tie Senate have passed the following
resolution. and request the concurrence of
the House Of Delegates therein:
&csOiUe1, That the President appoint q
Committee OF three, to act with Com
aitice appointed Cy the Speaker Of the
House of Delegates. % inquire upon what
terms the printing for both Houses can be
obtained, and report the same to this body
Tomorrow.
> The resolution Of the Senate was con-
CURED in, and NesSrs WeiLel, Grnthsrs and
Krhmur appointed on tie ioint OODm:ttee
on Printing.
M wzsr insisted on his morton TO lay
the substitute on the table.
- The Chair said the motion to lay on the
table carried ihe whole subject with Il.
Mr.. WEST sad surh was his object.
Tie question IN the motion to lay on
the table WIS put mi decided n the nf-
h'maiive.
Mr.. NEST called attention to the fact
that the documents accompanying the
Governors Message hsd not heru printed
IS provided for ia his resolution to print.
He moved the printing OF All equal num-
Der Of the documents accompanying the
Message.
The motion was adopted
Mr.. EEANAH offered the following ,whi h
was adopted:
Rsiolrsd, That tue Committee on Banks
inquire into the cxrcdIency of reporting Il
III! an;horiLinn the reception and passage
OF bank notes Of foreign hanks o: less de-
nomination than FIVE dollars.
Nr. LoGAS said that Tins far their nc-
,toa had left the election indef
njteiy postponed. lie now moved To take
Up the resolution aud substitute and
hoped that they would vote down the
substitute and adopt tue resolution fixing
Tue-day.
The motion was adopted. 80 the subject
Of the election was again taken up.
The amcndmen; u! M. Suider, TO pro-
coed 10 the election at three o'clock, was
rejected.
The substitute offered by Mr.. Moss was
= also rejected, and the question recurring on
the original r"sDlutinu as ameHded ara
passed on Wednesday. it was adopted.
So the election WAS again postponed till
Tuesday.
SIR. CaoTHERs offered the following,
which was adopted:
R,J0irsi That the Committee on Mill
iAry Af.!irs inquire Into the eSpedicncy of
TrpSrtiHS bill arpropriating sufficient
sun ofuaney for the purpose OF Hrniag
aud coupling the militia of the Couimen-
wealth, pBder the direction Of The Gov.
comment.
Ms RurrxER offered the following, which
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Rrsotred. That so much of the Govern
or,s Message a. refers TO Circuit Courts be