The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02

hundred dollars for expenses and salary,
and then passed.
The Bill authorizing the trustees OF
the NJ. Z. Church in Clarksburg to sell
lot was passed,
The vote adopting the resolution di,
rectipg the President to issue writ OF
election to FIJI the vacancy in the 9th
District. was reconsideTed, and the reso'
luton so amended as to Tx the cleo
ton on the 4th Thursday OF OCTOBER,
1866, and adopted,
Mr.. Burdett moved to suspend the
rules so as to take up the House resolu'
tons III regard to negro suffrage and An
drew Johnsou's administration, hut the
motion was rejected 80,
The Senate then took a recess until
: FIVE o'clo ok p NJ,
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Senate re-assembled at i've . CLOCK
Mr.. Duval introduced a bill granting
to certain citizens of Brooke county the
right to mine for coal under the Ohio
river Read and tabled
Mr.. DuvaI offered a resolution OF
thanks to the Clerk, Assistant Clerk,
Sergeant-atA Arms, Doorkeeper and pages
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ties.
Mr.. Slack offered resolution ofthanks
to the Clergy who have so regularly
opened the Senate with prayer.
Ntr Burdett offered a resolution of
thanks to the President for the able,
courteous and impartial manner in
which he has presided over the deliber-
dtiuns II the Senate
, Al the resolutions We're unanimously
adopted
The President then pToCeeued ~ einn
the acts and joint resolutions Of the Leg
isiaiule, aud there being no bushes;
: before the Senate, the members aban
donod themselves to good humor anC
| hiIarlty, MesSrs. Maxwell Kitchen
> Chaplina, Raymond, Wright, Bnrdett
t and Ed Dillon (Page) being c0nsecu
tiy, ly III the Chair. A number of ludi
cruus resolutions were offered, aimee
principally at the beauty of the Senator
FROM Ohio, Mr., Peck; at the little
, amc admcuts,' parliamentary skill and
ingenuity of the Senator from Marshall
Mr. Bnrley; at the Senator from Bar
bour, Mr. O'Brien luI his perSiStency il
explaining upon the merits of Buck
. haluOn for the Capital: and the
, whangdoodle procliyitie, of the Senator
from Boone, Mr. llagar. These hits
were all taken ia good part by the gen
! tle,ucu named, who retained as good as
. wa sent, creating roals of laughter
and 50 FROM member TO member the
iDEa went round, and cutting repartee
rosudnded from every quarter
Subsequently the President came i'll
and having stated that the enrolling
and examining of the acts could not he
connleted until a late hour at nimht. on
his motion. (NIr. Bnrdett i'm the Chair
fine .pnate took recess until II o'cIorl,
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Onmotion of Mr. CbapIine the Senate
tool, = further recess until 10 o'clock
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lie Senate re-assembled at 10 O'Clock.
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GHt,m,a of tie Senate:
Our iabors are about to close, and
though anxious to retnrn II our homes.
this anxiety is no donbt MINGLED with
NAM reorets ,t tbe separation which is
about 10 take place. Oar session from
its openino f. its closing hour this even
inc has been one of nnusnal industry
and harmony. It was not to be expeci-
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