Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-09
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House Delegates.
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Senate announcing the passage, Withou
amendment, of the House bill for the relic
Of John E. Hylaud Of Harrison county.
Ar. PORTER from the Committee on Fl.
nance reported bill aPpropriatiug the
public revenue for the year 1861, 2, 3 and
a part of 1864.
Mr. WILSON from the Committee on
banks reported back the Senate bill for the
establishment Of Branch Bank at Charles.
The rules were suspended to put the bill
upon its passage.
Mr.. RUPPSER hoped there would be no
opposition to the bill. Both ofthe Banks
At Charleston had been packed of TO the
Southern CoufederaCy md the people were
now without an Institution of the kind.
Mr.. BRowS said the demand for bank in
kanawha was very great, The community
had been greatly crippled by the troubles
of the country, and needed relief.
1 The bill was passed by a vote of 81
ayes to nays.
/ Mr.. wEsr, from the Committee on
Roads, reported bill for the incorpora-
ton Of the Charleston and Winchester
Railroad. Also, n bill to incorporate a
company to construct a railroad from
Parkersburg via Rayenswood, to the mouth
of Big Sandy.
Mr.. HoOFES, from the Committee on
Courts of Justice, to whom was referred
resolution asking said committee to report
bill explanatory Of an act in relation to
railroad agents, reported bill repeating
section 90 of Chnpter 81 of the code.
Mr.. kRAMER, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported three bills amen
datory of different chapters and sections
of the code. s-..z-'7sl
Mr. LOGAN offered resolution that the
Committee on Finance inquire into the ex-
Pediency of reporting bill for therelief of
Joseph Heidinger Of Ohio county, who
asked for the re-assessment of certain
lands. Adopted.
Mr.. VANCE offered resolution that the
Committee on Roads inquire into the ex-
pediency of reporting bill to impose fr.S
upon Overseers of Roads who neglect n
keep roads in repair. Adoption.
Mr.. WETzELL offered q Restitution that
the Committee on Finance inquire into lhc.
expectancy of authorizing the Adi,.-.S
General to employ cleElt Al" At
W. FARSsWoRTH offered
that the O6mmiPs---.9I eEeo a Resolution
10 ih6iIFe ZEE on EE56ds BE- F6sied
a 6ft'sEa'7 INTO the e9pediens..y Of repoftfnr
N-.---... te trapster the inteFes est or the StutG
IN the Buckhannon Fridge Company tc
tho County Court OF the county of Upshnr
Adopted.
Il Mr.. CrotheEs offered a resolution that
the Committee on Finance inquire into the
expediency of reporting bill authorizing
the issuing oflicenses to Pedlnrs. Adopted
Mr.. BRowS offered n resolution that the
Committee on Finance inquire into the OK.
Pedicncy of apPortioning the lisenco OF
brokers in proportion to the capital en-.
ployed. Adopted.
Mr.. DAVIS offered resolution proposing
nu inquiry into the expediency of repeating
a certain section of tho code.
Mr.. MICHAEL offered a resolution declar,
ing vacant the scat of the member from
Peudleton county. Referred.
Mr.. KRAWIR from the Committee on Mil
itAry Affairs reported bill repeating ''au
act making an appropriation for military
purposes.
The majority report of the Joint Commit
tee to which was referred the communf
ton of the Governor, in regard to the
proPriety of completing n portion of the
Estate LunOtiC AByluul, at Weston, for tie
occupancy OF lunatics and couvicts from
, this State, WAS read, together with n sub.
stitute for tho same offered by minority
committee. The majority committee re.
port that it is inexpedleut Mt present t
mako any appropriation to complete any
portion of the Asylum for the occupancy Of
convicts. The committee, however, no
commend 0n appropriation of $4,000 tC
be expended only in completing the north
wing Of the building for the occupancy o.
lunatics.
Tho minority report recommends an np-
preparation of $4,000 for the completion
of the south wing of the building for the
occupancy of both lunatics and convicts.
! Mr.. ARNOLD supported the minority re
port, exhibiting draught of the Weston
Institution and urging the Importance oil
making the appropriation of $4,000.
Mr.. WEST said that he agreed with thC
majority Committee that it was iucxpedi-
ent at present to appropriate Sis, 900. This
sum would provide tho necessary means tc
care for what lunAtics we have.
Mr. Porter moved to amend the snbsti.
tute by inserting the words twenty thous-
and for the words forty-tbousand.
Messrs. Foreman, Logan, Fast, Kramer
Porter and others spoke upon the subject.
Upon the amendment of Mr.. Porter, Mr.
Arnold called the ayes and noes with The
following result, Ayes %, Noes 8. So The
amendment was adopted.
Mr., PoRTRR then moved to amend by ad.
ding: tto be expended only upon the nortE
wing Of the building"
Mr.. ARXOLD objected to this amendment
for the renson that the south wing was do
signed for the occupancy of females only
''and VIC all know" said he, "that it is i'm
polite to place males and females togethel
when they have lost their reason"
The amendment was nevertheless adopted
Mr.. ARXoLD moved to amend by substi
tnting $2l, 84s instead of $40, 900. The
amendment was adopted.
On motion Of Mr, BORENAx the substi
into and bill were laid upon the table TO
further consideration aud amendment,
Mr.. WEST reported several bills from tn
Committee on Roads and Internal Naviga
ton.
Mr.. PORrER moved to take up the bill au
: thoFising vote in that portion, Of Preston
J. county which formerly belonged to Ran
dolph county, to ascertain whether tn
manila hnnira An h nAAunhn.a 4. I'll.