Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
YIRaIN1A IEaIsLATURE.
SENATE
wk6xlspAY, December

3
WE6SRsDAY, December, los 1852
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. r. v, DoDeE. 0 H
Me. JACKSON offered n resolution that the
committee on Roads aud Internal improve
ments inquire into the e1pediencY of max
ing an appropriation to build two bridges
over New Salem and West MILFORD Turn
pike road, in Lewis county. Adopted.
Nj. CARsKADoH offered q resolution that
the committee on Finance inquire tuto the
ekpediency of Increasing the per cehtRge Of
Sheriis for collecting the public ReSenTe.s
Adopted. --.,-.,..
| Mr.. SLACK offered resolution proposing
an Inquiry by the committee on Courts of
Justice into, the sxPedieney of amending
the act declaring certain persons nOp-resi-
dents, so as 10 make the Same more com
| prehensiye, Adopted.
! Mr., FLEsHRR submitted bill repeating
and re enactiRg an act making an sppro-
| priation for the proposed new State of West
| Virginia. Referred 10 the committee of
Finance and Claims, Tho bill proposes TO
appropriate to the new State. when II shall
be admitted into the Union one hundred and
I fifty thoussnd dollars, Also that so much
/ of the Public Revenue due the State of Yir-
GINA, from the eoupties embraced within
the boundary Of the proposed State of
| West Virginia, including bank dividends
aud all money from any source, due the
/ State as shall not have been paid into the
| Treasury of the State at the time OF the ad-
mission of the proposed State of West Yir.
GINA shall be the property of the said State
of Vest Virginia u s-t...i.. r,g.--s
| Mr.. FLEsHBR offered resolution ia
stFucting the committee on General Laws
I to enquire into the expediepey Of reporling
a bill tor the better protection of sheep BY
| leyyinor "a taw nm dOua Adnnfad
| AR. FLEsHER also offerd a resolution that
the committee on Privileges and Elections
be instructed to enquire into the e1pedieRcJ
of requiring rebel citizens to take the oath
of allegiance to the United States as we'll
as to the restored Gov ernment OF Virginia
before they are allowed 10 vote at Stale
elections. Adopted. .r
/ On motion of Mr.. GrsT the Senate ad.
journed, I'D ~ 5ssss :. b ..-f...
gagN rsra HOUSE. -. 7.a
~. ',e WEDNESDAY,, Dec, 10, 1862.
Tbs House met at 10 A N. So
Prayer by Rev, J. t. Mcclure. ....,l
The Speaker announced Special Com.
mittee on the stay Law, raised under resolu-
ton of the Senate: Messrs. Hooton, Davis,
Rufner, Logan aud Henderson.
NJ. RuFFsRR from the Committee on
: Propositions and Grievances, reported a
bill for the relief of sufferers in the Kama
wbA Valley.
: The Speaker ANNOUNCED the Finance
Committee to consist hereafter of the fol-
: lowing gentlemen: Messrs., Logan, zinn,
: Earnsworth, DoEney, Ruffner, Kramer,
Vance, Fast aud Powell. 80 -.
The House then took up resolution
from the Senate proposing n joint commit-
tee on distrieting the State aud concurred
10 it s.I-4 ~ n. .Ii-5 if-,s e-.r.. So.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Hootop,
Miner aud Patrick, as the committee on the
} part of the House. -,--.- IL. E7,4,..-
Mr.. KRANsR presented petition from
, citizens OF Mouongalia county praying an
: extension OF the Stay Law. 4.
Mr. WILSON moved that the House meet
hereafter at p NJ, aud the chair be yAea-
Agreed to. ~ tl
/. The unfinished business, il being the Sem
. ate resolution requesting iheresignRtiop Of
/ Mr., Garlic and the substitute Of Mr.. Logan,
was taken uP,li ~ rsa E. 5..-a s.. f.
The question occurred upon the substi-
tute. a. 49, ~ -,'.,'..-..T
: Mr., MINRR took the floor and addressed
the House on behalf of Mr.. Garlic. ,,-5'..
Mr.. wBsr, who had indicated yesterday
! willingness TO vote tor the substitute,
gave notice that he had changed his mind
pud would support the original resolution.
Dir. DAVIS then occupied the floor aud
spoke at length in favor of SIR, Garlic aud
, against the resolution and substitute. He
replied to the arguments Of Mr. Logan and
Mr.. Foreman. In the course of his re-
marks, speaking of the opposition to Mr..
, Carlile here, he charged that the influence
of the Auditor aud the influence and pat
ronage Of the Executive had been used
, against him and added, 81 will assert fur
Their that the funds in fhe pubic hedstpy
him." .g...-.. -.
u Mr.. DAVIS continued his remarks ill one
o'clock when he gave way for a motion for
recess. mod - ~. s.i'r .,--,.-I
loo 80 $50 AFTERNOON sEssIoS. M
The House reassembled at two O'Clock.
Mr. LOGAN moved that COMMITTEES Of
three from the House and two from the
Senate be appointed to enquire into the
permit SYSTEM as now being eSfoFced BY
the Treasury Department, with view of
relieving, If possible, this community from
the Inconvenience by their present opera
hon, Agreed to. Esa..s ess u .,s.-g
Mr.. CRoTHRRs said that before the gen
Etieman from Harrison resumed. be wished
to ask him q question. He had under
istood Mr.. Davis to say, in his remarks
10 the morning, that the public funds of
,, the State had been used for writing down
John S. Cariile. He wanted TO know If
Mr. Davis alluded to the Treasurer of the
State. -.5g -
Mt. ORorHRRs went on to say that he had
: been instructed by the Treasurer of the
State to demand of the gentleman from
Harrison categorical answer to.the ques-
ton whether he meant that that officer had
spent any money of the State ia his Gus
tody, in the way indicated, and if he re-
eeived an affirmative reply, he was to pro-
nounee Il false. 'esr Z" d
is1SIr. DAVIS renlied that he made M ~ 49,.