Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13

Mr.. WEST offered 4 joint re0Olntton 10
amend Hu ordnance Of the June OOnVcn.
ton in relation TO the aPprshendiug Of
suspicious persons. The ordinance con-
lerrel the power Of arrest upon the Gov
ernOr, with the ConSOut OF his Council,
but tho resignation Of the Council render
ing that part Of the ordinance nugatory,
Mr. West proposed 70 amend Il so rs to
again put il Ia force, confering the power
upon the Governor alone.
The resolution was adopted and COM
municatsd 10 the Senate.
The following Il the vote upon its adOP-
ton;
YEGs.-MsSsrs. Foreman, BOWyer, CrO-
TIERS, Davidson, ParnswOrth, Past, Hawk.
hurst, Hooton, Kramer, Michael. Kitchen,
Powell, Parsons, Radcliffe, Rollyson, Sni-
der, SVEN, Trout, West, Williamson Of
Peasants, and zinn-2l.
NAYs.-Messrs. Davis, Frost (Spe4ker)
Logan, Porter, Patrick, Rudner, Vance,
Wilson, Williamson Of Writ, and Wetzel
10. 't l'a.
Mr.. OrOtherS stated that be was uuavoid-
ably absent when the vote was taken on
the bill consenting to division Of the
State, and lie desired TO record his vote 10
favor OF it. His vote was 70 recorded.
The same gentleman offered q resolution,
which was adopted, inStluctiug the Finance
Committee 10 consider the pFopriety Of re-
porting q bill generating citizens Of Viz.
ginia now serving In the army Of the United
states, from paying head tax for the year
1869.
A message from the Senate announced
the passage Of House bill No. !, conSenting
to division Of the State, With an amend
mens, In which they asked concurrence Of
the House also the passage Of Senate bill
No. I, 3 private bill for the relief 81 David
Greer and John Slack; also Of Senate bill
No. 8, apPortiOuiug and diStricting the
State.
House bill No. 9, imposing fues upon al
persons In rebellion against the Uuited
States, was taken up aud read . second
time. This bill was under discussion At
The last session and remained upon the
fles Al The time Of adjournment.
AIessrS. Davis, Vance, Porter and Logan
spoke Ia favor Of the motion 10 postpone
and against the bill.
MeSsrS. Foreman, West, PasnSWoFth aud
snidsF spoke against pOStpouibg aud 10 "a
Vor Of the bill.
"a message from the Senate announced
concurrence BY that body In the joint res
olutlon fixing Tuesday Tomorrow as the
day Of adjournment.
The yeas and nays were taken on the
motion 10 postpone, and resulted:
YEAs-MeSSFs. BoWyer, DaVids0u, Davis,
Frost Speaker, Logan, Porter, Myers,
Henderson, Kitchen, Powell, Patrick, Rat
cliffe, RuRner, Vance, Wilson, Williamson
Of Writ, Wet1sl and Zinu-Is.
NAYs-Ne5Sr1 BoFemau, CrotheEs, Farms,
worth, Fast, HaWxburt, HoOton, Kramer,
Michael, Parsons, RollySOu, snlder, Swan,
Trout, West, and Williamson Of Peasants
lis.
House bill No. /, giving consent TO . DE-
vision Of the State, returned from the Sea.
ate with amendment, was taken up.
[The SsnAtsS amendment was % tEaHSler
the counties Of Berkley, Jefferson and
Frederick from the second to the arlt sec.
ton, including them without qualification
Ia the boundaries Of the State Whole cree.
tlUn % consented 70, These counties, %
the billPHSSOd the House, were 70 DO 10.
Sludsd when they ratified the constitutional
Ne. WEsF protested against any change
ia the boundary axed ID the Constitution.
he declared that any such change was the
grave OF the new Stale.
Ne. PATRICK moved 70 disagree with the
Ssnate'S amendment-
NJ. RUEExER and NJ. FAST spoke IN "a
yor Of occurring 10 The amendment, NJ.
ZIHH against
The yeas and nays were taken aud re-
suited: