Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill called up by Mr. HAwxHuRsr
before the recess was read third time
Mr.. ZISN offered ryder to change
tue place OF voting from Johnathan Hud-
dleson's at place called Spring Dale, 10
the house of Robert Gordon, all in Preston
county. The rule was suspended and the
ryder read n first and second time and or
dered to its engrossment.
Mr. Smith moved TO take up the bill for
the relief of John T. Prickctt of Marion
county. Commissioner of the Revenue.
the bill proposes to pay Mr.. Prieke,t,
who ls a secesslonists, and refused to take
the oath to support the recognized gov
eminent, Sl87 for services rendered before
giving up his books
The House refused to eugross the bill.
only Messrs. Smith and Kitchen voting in
the affirmative.
Mr.. WEST offered a resolution to adjourn
tomorrow (Thursday)
Mr.. KRAMER moved to amend by substi
tuting to-day wednesday,
Mr. SMITH objected to the consideration
OF the resolution and it went to the table.
communication from the Senate an
nounccd the passage of the oath bill with
slight amendment which was consurred
IN ; also the passage without amendment
the appropriation bill; also the passage of
the bill apPrOPrating S 90, 900 to the new
State, with an amendment providing that
the SUM shall he charged to the new State
and be settled in the general settlement
between the two States, which amendment
was cOncurred ini also returning the Joint
resolution for the relief of Daniel POsiev
and Jas COnnel. An act was passed at
tlchmond in 1861 for this purpose, but the
Auditor having declined To pay any claims
OF this character dating back that far, this
resolution was TO instruct him TO nav the
sum awarded.
On motion of Mr.. BOHEMIAN, the resolu-
tlon was laid on the table after considers
Ole discussion.
The same gentleman moved to take up
House bill No. G, to repeal the law rguuir
ing the State to pay for condemned slaves.
me MI was passed by yeas end nays, Us
follow:
1EAs-Messrs. Boreman, Crothers, Dn-
wilson, Furusworth, Fast. Frost fSnaakpr,
H"wxhurst, Hooton, Kramer, Logan, MI
choeI, Porter, Myers, Kitchen, Parsons.
ltollysOn, Smith, Snider. Swan. Trnut
Wilson, West, Williamson OF Peasants,
WetZel, and Zinu-25.
NAYs-Messrs. Davis and Kitchen.
Mr.. WILSON called up House bill No. .
returned from the Senate with an amend
nv Jill * 10 ItRhtlZe the SuSpen
sion Of the banks till the LIST of January.
1863 the amendment of the Senate was
to make it 1864.
The House concurred in the amendment
Mr.. SMITH, from the Commit;reon Conrts
of Justice, reporteda bill to repeal the 7th
section of chapter II of the code. rThe
18th section provides for printing sketch
es. OF the acts of Assembly
The rules were suspended aud the bill
read first and second time and ordered IN
be engrossed.
The same gentleman called up the bill
reported by himself, to repeal the 22d
section of chapter 8 of the code, so as to
reduce the time for issuing certificates 10
Justices of the Peace.
The rule was suspended and the bill
passed to its engrossment.
MIR; foLLYsoS moved te suspend the rule
! %, take up the resolution offered by Mr..
west, IN relation to an adjournment. Not
agreed 10.
SENATE oil! NO. 10, an net for the relief
o. o.. SFeal5ors IN certain cases, was taken up,
read ana lard on the table.
Beard, was taken mp.