Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SENATE


THURSDAY, March 2. 1884.
The Senate was opened with prayer by
Mr., Carskadon, the Senator from Hamp-
shire. -e q ~
On motion Of Nr. Hubbard the Senate
appointed a Committee of Conference to
meet with similar commilte of tue House
on the poor bill.
Mr.. MAxwELL, from the Judiciary Com.
mIttee, reported back, with amendment,
an act to stay The ssle of live stock.
Dir. SLACK made q report from the Com
mittes on Enrolled bills, which was adop-
ted
Mr.. PuEIrs offered joint resolution
requesting the Governor 10 present flag
10 the 5th West Virgtnia Cavalry Adop.
On motion Of Mr.. Brown, at the sue.
gesIion of Mr.. Maxwell, the vote by which
The bill providing for the payment of mil.
tia claims allowed by regimeutal courts,
was lost for the want of constitutions
majority, was reconsidered, and provis
lou was made and passed for the payment
Of the claims. ~: I'M 10 % - n
Mr.. Buh1Er called ap the House Bill to
incorporate the t6Wa of Huntington,
which was put through It's several read
ings and passsd-wittdu amendment.
communication from Mr. Price, agent
of the Sanitary Commission, informing
members OF the Commission that docu.
meDes had been deposited with the Ser
geant.at-arms fbr distribution, was read.
Mr.. OARsEADox cNlitd up the House bill
authorizing corporations to issue preferred
stock which was put through its several
readings and passed. 2S' '--s' 7s5
Mr.. BUNKER called-up the House Joint
resolution authorizing the Governor TO
mn aWR-e
passed.
MI: HAgKINs called up the bill to regu,
late the tolls of ferries. The bill was pass.
Mr.. BRowS called up the House bin ma.
passed. s'- $''iH,' e.
N, PHELPs, from the Military Committee
reported back the message of I6e Governor
asking for the confirmation Of certain
bFlgadIer Generals OF militia, without re-
Communications.
On motion of Mr. FArnsWorth the Senate
went into executive session for the purpose
OF acting upon the nominations. statiug
that he desired tO,make objections to some
the officers named iess,7.za -7sE-s5'- !.
ATTERNooA SESSION. .ls7ta 8
81 The Senate atits afternoon session again
went into Executive sessiOn4on the Gov
rnOrslnOmiuatiOns. --t.i.s mass
subsequently resolutions of thanks to
the President, Clerk and other officers.
iRepprter. and Clergy, we're adopled; after
which the Senate took u recess until Z p.
NJ, to permit the Olerksy To- conclude The
and journals, and the President
to sign the bills and resolutions. -s..ta,
.-a5 AvRNINe SESSION. -
A joint resolution of .ths Hod tIacino
at the disposal of the Clerk of BODY
the sum of $50 to be employed in defray.
ing the expenses of mailing the pamphlet
acts and Journals was agreed 10. Ia -
On motion of MIR. Atkinson the pages of
the Senate were allowed 81, 25 per 3ay.
Mr.. STEVENSON, the President, mAus a
brief speech thanking the Senate for its
complimentary resolution. He had receiy.
ed nothing but kindness from the Senate
every member of which had always been
willing 10 cooperate with the chair in the
despatch OF business aud in the preserya.
tiou of order. The enemies of the Union
could point to no sympathizerwi treason
In luis body. We had all been united upon
the great question of preserving the UEion
which we hoped was fOreshadoWing OF a
Ike unity upon. the part ofsIhe people
We represent He believed that the Arm
I SNH-s~ AuosOUlU0 men OF w est v 1.
CHINA was the power WhIch hurled back the
first waves OF rebellion into the yalleys and
upon4the plains of the east aud saved our
State from the cOnleuding armies, and II
we were truetO ourselves and our country
we Wonld be able to keep them where they
are. ~ 5.a.a -
Mr.. MAXWELL offered the following reso-
luton: ,l.slsa, D
ResOtVed, That the. Senator from Poca.
houtss Mr.. HGurg) be requested 10 give
us an account of beiperils and trials OF
his Grst love. .fl : -. .1.is - - y
Dir. YOU'VE said he would respond as
soon as he got done writing letter.
Mrt PHELPs moved to strike out the
Senator from Pocahontss and insert the
SenatOr'trotn Harrison (Mr. MaxwelN.
Inc amendment was adopted and the
resolution passed. 45 aisZsfqrf
N. MAxSRltsaid the rts6lGn6S called
upon MIN 70 do AN impossible thfug "a 9 Z
!, piE 4TkpsoN desiEe 10 j dow d, fhSessraes.
S Sss,in% De narrowing tothe Senator's
Mr.. MAxwELL-No. Ills because have
meyer gone ;thrqngh mY, fiTsploye.-
AIR. ATHINsoE----.Well, give US the history
as far as you've got =" -
Mr.. MANWELL still declined:
MessFs.. FHELPs and MAXWELL. were then
appointed as committee so inform, The
House that the Senate Was nov ready 10
adjourn iassss s - assS ts',S ~ =; ~
similar anpoqpesmepp MAS received
from the House, aud s-5'3 t''fsi
% motion Of slr. Slack, the Senate .ad.
joptned sine die. =. s.sa.-sa &. :. -.
t.s.i.. Z PngRsDAE, March 3.
Prayer BY Rev. S. B. Brocknnier. y az
Mr.: LAMB from the Judiciary, Goumttteh
reported I! back The Senate bill REQ uiFinVr
certain persons TO take an oath aud recon-
mended it's rejection ~
MT soFER from the Copptt,ee.o on Coua.
renoval of e9pital OF Pocahontas 94co1i : n,
aud reeommepdsd It's rejselionIS,=5 :, -
The Senate bill to punish treason Syains1
the State was passed. Z = q '41'