Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-05
NsIIIUIIQNAI CONYR1iTII1N.

4
alr. iFFRItli fses' d Secol 4 ts,-
port of the Cotlmfttee On EdueSffon ~
The Conversion resumed the discussion
OF the substitute offered by NJ. HAMMOND,
for the 9th Sertion Of the Fiuenee Report,
la2 Il Jl3 f9Sis ffiiI z z
The Section, as originally reported. was
I snen Lo0pted4 =. IdIiCl y la'1,
3, Fhe,credit Of The. State shall. not he
granted TO- orsin aid Of sanyleoRuty, caS y
/ Lo9t n'= lpE nshlPs corp tion ,lS4 person
p whatever ;nor shall the StAteeVer assume
or become responsible fox the debts or lid--
Gtllties OF any county, Gity..toBu, town..
I snip. eorporat3qn or person, unless incur-
| SEA N Slms OF NAE OF, ipsurrectisn, for the
benefit Of the State. En- s. .,,.t-s
The Tth Section Of, The same Report was
thsurtaksn mp aud reported as falIoFs
r.. = 40 county, township, city, town or
otner municipal corp ratioa, BIZ vote Of its
! Sin5ens or otheEW ise. shall become a stock
holder IN anE joint-stoek company, eorpo-
ration or qss0ciatiOn Whatever; sOr raise
money for, OF loan its credit 70, or in aid OF,
any snGh company, corporation or ass2eia.
4 Qlu.A 3 s3ltt TsIsIi, 81, - -a55 sai.-t-si
Slr. SE7IH moved 70 strike out the whole
/ section, and denounced, the policy cont :
\ plated BY. in most unmeasured. terms. 49,.
= M Esl'l hlNELE EppVed. as q com PrUm :
kIset TO strike out after Corporation where
titiiiHst Occurs, ths words ssby. vote OF, itE
EettizeRs.or otherWise,R aud insert, instead
the 4olloEings Unless byipaathority of a
tiTotei OF atmajnTitg. ofiiLs citizens, voting at
Ian election held fer the. purpose, GfEeE
thirty days notice. subject 70 such general
regn lattons as may he prescribed by law
which was. Construed by the moYarto ap-
ply to hoth clauses of tbe Section.
Tue amendment was agreed to, and the
section thus amended mas adopted, but the
Vote Afterwards RECONSTRUCTED to allow Mr.
Smith 70 make some further remarks upon
IT and. onethA next, vote the motion to
4 strikeiont the whole section 5pEeYailed.,
n The 9th section Was taksuzup and report
4 ed as follows :, s.,,4,. 4, s.. ~.
T.. ." The .LegnlatQre may at any time di-
!. Iirect sale OF the stocks owned 3y tue State
, IN Banks and other corporations /; but the
I 'proceeds of sGeh Eale shall he. applied to
n the hqpidaticniof the public debt; and
hereafter the State shalt not become a
STOCKHOLDERS IL any Bank or other associa-
ten ossOFporatiOR.a 49, ms .5f
Me- STUAEE of DoddEidge, moved to
strike out. all after the. seeqpd semfcoion,
beginning Hald hereafter the State, &c,
to the end of the seetiapi 81 ,,...
1.-The motiouaWas rejected. and the Com
Teuhon took & nacess..ti - 49,
iissi.s's3 if-zta -- sa
d 2-li a. 49, 'APFBRSOOS sEsslor.l.t j.s..,i !,
r. Nr. SIifn asked that the report be COM
mitted TO a special committee, ia order
thar some ptoTisi6 MS ON the subject of e.
} nance and taxation be obtained which the
members of the southwest would accept as
eompfomise. He snid they n Ould not
submit TO fHe provisions Of the report
which mhjority ssemed determined to
force upon them. Aftert the usual discus
Si6h, Mf. Steven s6ti Of Wood moved to re-
Commit all tie report except the t1fst two
seetions to- theC 6tnmitCee on iPItihhce and
; Taxation, 9ud ada Sir. Smith and AR,
Brown of R6HaWha 20 the committee, and.
at the sdggestidh oF ohe Of those ntIemen,
Mr.. Lamb also mrs tfse-.i e - f;4,l5
IT," Nj. HERtsY moved TO add Nr: Van VIM
kle, but that gentleman declihed to serve.
saying that he had that morning offered 4
proposition for oI1promiss In good faith
and = md 5nen spuTned by those Who now
wanted TO Compromise. ~.
AT, Books, d tnembero Of the Commit
tee, gave notice thSttf such an arrange.
pent was made, he must decline serving
longer on the Committee. .as. '5.a
The whole subject, report and alI. was
Finally, on motion CT Mr. Stuart, laid on
the "a BILE. ...i So ',ee ,stsE - il
!. The Executive Report was then taken
up. and this much Of it thus adoptea ,si=
The chief Executive power of this
State Shall be vested 10 d Governor He
\ shall hold his ONCE for the term of two
years. TO Commence on the - day OF
- next SUGGESTING hfs elections The
person acting as Governor shall not be
: eleeted -Or GPPoiutsd.- 10 any. other Office
during his term Of service.
L. 1. 40 4
unless hesshall have attained the age of
thirty years, and resided in this State for
l-hTe Years next preceding his elecsion.Ds 8,
II The n Et section which erieitatss TO the
j Soyetn9F's salary, was taken up and So, :
POO stricken out, on motion Of Mr. SteVeu4
] Eoq OF Wood, who moved to I'm the blank
Il with 81 ,sQ0,. Mt, Sinsel moved So. 600.
end Mr.. Van Yinkle proposed. 81, 400: ',iss
The question was taken on $lisO0 and
u was rejeetee by p vote Of Soto NJ
FsWhsn the. Convention adjourned rat a
Quarter. past aix 2 - -. 'srii {.
soNE pretty stories r4re sold of the
Empress Eugssie skating oa the lee in the
iwoodsof B6uIogueI near Paris: She nssn-
any Ekatss holding Tie hA4ds Of, two ieen-
tlemsn, also skating, other suite, and thus
skins alongithe ice alta great pace, and
seemingly With much pleasure tol herself Ell.
| Ia her pretty eostatSe. and With tie abun.
qaps soloE pE9dssed 5E eEsFeisP iah u cheeks
HAT majesty is searcsiy recognizable, and
| passes aIiE5st anheeded amongst: HE. snr-
roghdIihg gf6ubsi.4 She appears to take.
great delight in tie amusement. anti when
the short daylight faila and it q time. TO
depart, e1elhims, y Won't you,waitfar. me,
while 6!9 take one Iftis etrh t0tetf and OF
saes heF lFelsss aalliaisatI and her tE6 si6t8
fot what she calls f'GHl Pettt tel.z de pE.tsp
The Emperor shateseas well as be- does
most other tSinss. ana aYetR db1 - ~