Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-22

Nh P4TzieE offered resolution that the
EoUee have tWD sessions : day-iae Chair
'scstiog the chsir ST csI past ! 2 D. Il. aad
rsssrniug il at ? p. L
On motion q Ar- 23L-Ysgx the hill pro-
Tldiogto: tbeFsI10VAl Ofcritu!uz!s and Grim
ma! causes Il BTs2to1 aSd Rsu6slph couu-
ties 70 Lewis cguzty, Ess read 3 secoud
ii:ae ssd ordered % It's eogrosgnsut.
TIE Senate Jgiot resoiGtIos fixing Fri5aF
t9E the eleelisa OF United States Senator
Fss taken ~ soc agreed To-
The bill 20 E-eSd the eAs-.er Of the CITY
Of wheeling 50 as 70 ALLOW the leland 70
TiiudraE trot1 the corporation vas read z
second time and ordered 70 be eugrossei.
The tax oI-i vas taken ~ sad passed
Mr.. WEsT reported from the Committee
On Roads and Internal SsTigatloa e
till ffoT The relief Of contractor on he
Clsrksburg and Wheeling turnHiEe.
TIE jpio, order Of the Gay. il beiay ,he
election Of Pebble Printer. was Iakrn
up.
Mr.. CaOraEEs nominated John z. Nc
Ms. Smith moved 70 pass by The further
consideration Of the order.
DIR. CEoTBEss said he never would vote
tor d!sloysl man for that Office, IL he
would do the work for nothing.
NJ. DAyIs said the House had no right
to elect Public Printer. He had been
elected for two years aud the House could
not get rid of him except by removal.
Ar. KRAMER corrected the gentleman from
Harrison, bJ showing that the incumbent
printer. was elected TO fill the vacancy OF
Richie and Duvnerant, whose term expired
LIST January, 1863, When the other officers
OF the State were reelected for the two
years commencing LIST January 1888, on his
motion the election of printer was post
poned' and the incumbent had held on till
the present time.
Mr.. DAVIS moved to postpone till the 2ath.
Ar. Smith moved TO amend With the goth.
with view Of giving the printing TO The
lowest bidder.
MIR. KRAMER offered an amendment pro-
vIding that the lowest bidder be person
of undoubted loyalty.
Dir. FOREMAN moved that the motion and
amendments be indefinitely postponed. Nr.
Llnncalied the previous question. The main
question was ordered, and the vote unon
poStPouing taken with the following result:
feas-Aessrs. Foreman. Bumyarner
Boyer, Crothers, Davidson, Farnswortb,
Haw1hurst, Hootou, Hale, Kramer, Keenev'
Kitchen, Patrick, RollYson, Snider. Sw.1
Williamson of Peasants, linn, and Mr.
Speaker Porter. JIG.
Nays-Messrs. Barker, Davis, Fast, Logan.
Michael, Miner, Henderson, Ruffuer. Smith
Vance, Wilson, West, Wheat, aad Wright,
IA. So the House determined to 9ro.
coed with the election.
Mr.. PATRICK nominated VIM. Ewing.
Mr.. VANCE nominated A. S. TrowbriJye
Mr.. MINER nominated David Turner. of
Alexandria. u
Mr.. Smith was appointed to notify the
Senate Of the nominations aud while wait.
ing for its reply,
Sir. RUFEEER introduced a resolution
which was agreed to, authorizing the en-
Ployment Of an additional clerk at So
per day.
Mr.. WEST presented bill from the Com
mittee on Roads aud Internal Navigation
to incorporate the Little Kauawha Nayipa-
ton Company. = =
Mr.. CRoTHERs introduced a resolution
instructiug the Finance Committee to CON
slder the expsdiency of reporting bin an
propriatiug Sl,o56 to Col. Vim. R. Aiera5.
ander' aide to the Governor to reimburse
him for money belonging to Virginia sol
diers, lost in transit.