The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-02
West Virginia Legislature.
[EXTRA SESSION.
TUESDAY, December l, 1868.
SENATE.

The Senate met, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Prayerlby the Rev. w. Bryce Morrow,
of the st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Senate Journal of Monday was read
and approved.
Communication from the House of
Delegates, announcing that that body
had passed Chapters l30 and l3l of the
Code, and that they had concurred in
several amendments of the Senate and
disagreed as to others.
On motion of Mr.. WILSON, the com.
munication was laid on the table.
Mr.. PRICE offered a resolution asking
the aid of Congress to construct the
Monongalia Valley Railroad. Laid over
under the rules.
Chapter 100, of the Code, came mp on
its passage. Passed. Yeas 10, nays
none.
Chapter l10, of the Code was put on
its passage. Passed. Yeas 10, nays none.
Chapter 113, of the Code, being put
on its passage, it passed. Yeas Is, nays
ChAbter ia, of the Code, was called
up on its passage. Passed. Yeas 10, nays
none. ~
Chapter lis, of the Code, was put
on its passage. Passed. Yeas l6, nays
none.
Chapter III, of the Code, came up on
its third reading and passage. Passed.
Yeas 16, nays none.
Chapter 11S, of the Code, came up on
it's passage, vixen on motion the vote
by which the Chapter was ordered to
its third reading, was reconsidered.
The Chapter was then amended and
again ordered to its third reading.
On motion of Mr.. CARSKADON, the
rules were suspended and the Chapter
again put upon its passage. Passed
yeas 10; nays none.
Chapter ll9 of the Code, was put on
its passage. Passed-yeas IA; nays
none.
Chapter 120 of the Code came up on
it's passage. sPassed-yeas 10; nays
none.
Chapter 12l of the Code was put
upon its passage. Passed-yess 15;
nays none.
Chapter 122 Of the Code was put
upon its passage. Passed-yeas 15;
nays none.
Chapter 124 of the Code came up on
its third reading and passage. Passed
yeas Is; nays none.
Chapter 96, as reported back from
the committee, relative to money and
interest, came mp on its second reading
for amendment. Senate concurred in
the amendment of the committee.
Other amendments relative to usury,
were offered, which evocated a lengthy
debate, in which Messrs. BOreman,
Farnswortb, Dix and Hoke participated.
The Chapter was then ordered to its
third reading.
Chapter 116 of the Code, as amended
and reported by the committee, rela-
tive to juries generally, came up on its
second reading for amendments. Senate
concurred in the amendment recon-
mended by the committee. Other
amendments were offered and adopted.
The Chapter was then ordered to its
third reading.
Chapter l26 of the Code, relative to
payments and set-offs, camo mp on its
second reading for amendments. Road
by sections, and no amendments being
offered, the Chapter was ordered to its
third reading
Chapter 127 of the Code, relative to
the death OF change of parties, &c,
came up on its second reading for
amendments. Read by sections, when,
OH motion, the Chapter was referred to
the judiciary committee.
Chapter 125 of the Code, relative to
the yemoval of causes, &c, CAME up on
it's second reading for amendments.
Read by sections, and NJ amendments
being offered, the Chapter was ordered
to its third reading.
Chapter 129 of the Code, relative to
the appointment of commissions, &c,
came up ,,On its second reading for
amendments. Read by Sections, and
no amendments being oSered, the Chap
ter was>6rdered to its third reading.
On motion of. Mr.. FOREMAN, bills
Nos. 50, Ga, Il and 1O3 were taken from
the table and referred to the Judiciary
committee.
On motiaE Senate adjourned to'Wed-
nesday at$f0 A. NJ.