Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20

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money must be made by Law: ana 'In Sdi
We passed the resolution, nelthertne A9u ~
tor or Treasurer would feel sutnorihe1 =.
obey it. He therefore moved It's FetS !
epce to the Committee on Flnao'e ""N
Taxation. NJ 1.mb,s
molten by substituting the judiciary O0~-
mittee instesd of Finance and Ta1auou'
Messrs MoGreW and Golf were Opposed
to the resolution, but if had to be reieFteu
thew proposed to have it placed IN the hsnuS
of the judiciary Committee;
Mr. Pinnel moved to indefinitely post
pone the resolution.
Mr.. Chspline spoke in favor OF the feso,
luton. Hethoughtthe Constitution meau'
that the members should receive three sPe::
Gle dollars, aud in the present condluon Oh
the currency the members could net i've
uron the amount now received.
Mr.. Gather spoke against the resolution
and in favor of its indefinite postponement'
as also did Mr.. Pinuell.
Mr.. Barnes wanted the subject referred
but was not faVorably inclined towards the
resolution.
Afr. Keller opposed the resolution saying
he could not go home to his constituents
after having cast vote in favor OF sucn q
proposition. ,,,.
McGrew, Golf aud others, spoke upon the
subject, when the House refused to inuen-
niteIy postpone, and the resolution was re-
ferred to the Committee on. the Judiciary
Mr.. Patrick offered resolution instruct
| ing the Committee on Humane Institutions,
to inquire into the expediency of making an
appropriation of $50, 900 to pay the pres
ent indebtedness of the Asylum at Weston
aud for the improvement of that establish
ment. Adopted.
Mir. Barps offered a resolution proposing
an inuuiry Into the expsdieuoy of making
an appropriation to the Civil and COntin-
gent fund, in accordance with the recon-
mendstion of the Governor. Adopted.
Mr.. Alexander offered resolution thai
the Governor be authorized to procure and
present to the Ist regiment of West Va.
Veteran Volunteer Infantry, suitable flag
with the inscriptions of the different en-
gagements in which they have participated
Adopted.
By Mr.. Gilmore: To provide by law for
compromising interest upon debts, when
the ordinary process of collecting the same
has been suspended on account of the re.
bellion and the stsy law.
By Mr.. Scott: To make an appropriation
for the purpose of procuring Judicia
Library.
By Mr.. Pinnell: To increase the capita
stock of the Buckhannon Bridge Company
in the county of UpshHr.
By Mr.. Ferguson: To change the time O.
holding courts in the 9Th Judicial Distric
Circuit.
Br. Mr.. Segur: In regard to giving aid t.
the families of numbers of Capt. Hays
State Guards. whpsWere taken by guerrilas
By Mr.. Goff: Ta,smend the license Law
so as to give Presidents of Boards of Su'
pervisors the power:to grant licenses wher
the Boards are not in session.
BY Mr.. Ferguson: To amend the Attach
ment laws of the State passed Jan. 18th,
1864.
By Mr.. Scott: To amend the..act provid-
ing for the reconstruction and repair of roads
and bridges.
Mr.. Kramer, (Mr. Pinnell in the Chair, }
presented petition, which was referred
without being read.
Mr.. McGrew presented q petition from
citizens of Gilmer county, which he asked
to be referred.
Mr. Fleming offered resolution iustruc-
ting the Committee on Education to in
quire into the expediency of increasing the
taxes for the support of free schools,
building school houses, &c Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Ferguson, the House
adjourned.
The name of Mr.. Galloway, member
from Tyler, was omitted IN the list pub
blished on Wednesday morning.1