The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-19

merit of the House to the JOINT ieso!ue
ton proposing an amendment TO the
Constitution Of the State.---.~--
Mr.. FERGUSON moved that the House
recede from its amendment, the effect
of which motion, if carried, would have
been the final passage-of tine Joint reso.
luton. On the motion to recede' the
yeas and nays were ordered
The YEAS Were = Messrs.- Kramer,
(speaker.) Alexander, Barnes, Boggs,
Chapline. Cox, Dyche, Ferguson, Elem
inc. Galloway, Gilmore, Hinchman, Hol-
man. Koonce, Lough. Mairs, Riddler
Scott, Smith, of Berkeley, Trainer, Wells
and Wilen-22. - ~
The NAYS were-Messrs. Adams, Caste,
Gather, Crooks, DOwney, Cot, GorreA,
Gregory, Hagar, Hale, Kellar, King
KYLE, LAMB, Little, Michael, Morris, NC
Grew, Parks, Patrick, Peterson, Phares,
Pinnell, Segur, Stephenson and van
Winkle-26.
The House insisting on its amend
ment. and the Senate on its disagree
| ment, committee of conference was ap.
pointed, consisting of Maxwell ana AT
kinson on the part OF the Senate, anu
FERGUSON. Lamb and Holman on the part
of the House. Four in favor OF the
Joint resolution, and one-Mrl Lamb
opposed to it. House Journal pages
| l49 and IA.
1865 March House JOtnRal, page l63
Mr.. Ferguson, from the commit.
tee of conference on the proposed
| amendment to the constitution of the
State, made a report recommending that
the House of Delegates recede from theii
amendment to the resolution OF the Sen
ate, the result of which would have
been the passage OF the Senate reselu-
ton.
| On the question OF adopting the lie
port the yeas and nays were ordered
The YEAS were Me5srs Kramer Speak
cry Alexander Barns, Boggs, Bonar
Chaplne, Cox, Dyche. Ferguson, Flem
ing, Gilmore, Galloway, Gorrell, Gregg
~, Holman, Koonce, Tough, MARS, Rid
die, Scott, Smith, of Hancock, Smith, o
Berkeley, Trainer and Wilen-24
The NAYS were-Messrs. Adams, Ca
Their, CrSoks, Downey, Golf, Hagar Hale
Hinchman, Kellar, King, Kyle, LAMB
: Little, Morris, NJ Grew, Parks, Patrick
Peterson, Phares, Pinnell, Segnr, Ste
phnson, Van Wrinkle and Wells-2l
A second committee Of conference wa
appointed, consisting OF FERGUSON
I Lamb and Riddle on the part of tn
House. and Maxwell and FalnsW ortl
on the part Of the Senate FonT to on
rs before l. House Journal, I63, lG4.
1863, March House JoWRal l6l
Mr. Ferguson, from the second com
nitfee of conference Oh the disngrecint
votes on tho constitutional amendment
made report recommending that th'
House recede from its amendment pro
posed u the Senate resolution, aud tina
that resolution be amended by insertin!
after the word who in line one, tn
words since the first day of June, lS6l
On the question OF adopting this re
uolt the yeas we've ...
Messra. Kramer, (SrpaEer,) AltXandel
Barns, Bogga, Bonar, Casio, Cathel
: Chapline, Cox, Crooks, Dsche, Ferguson
FLEMING, Galloway, Gilmore Cor, Co
rell, Gregory. ilagar, IIinchmsn, HO
man, Ming hbOhtt, l1ltiIr, l'buShi hdli'
; Michael Parks, Riddle, Scott. Segnl
, Smith of Hancock, Smith of Berkely
Trainer, Van Wrinkle, Wells and Wiler
~.
The nays were:
Messrs Adams, Downey, Hale, kellal
LAMB, Morris, McGrew, Patrick, Peter
son, Pharea and Stephenson !
The Senate nH the same day agieed t
the report of the Conference Committee
and thus the Joint resolutions propOsin,
an amendment to the Constitution "
the State Was pas ed