The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
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WEST VIRGINIA, 1EGIsLAFURE.
IN - 1U4 B III .{5fTTi
EXTRA SESSION,
SENATE.
TnuRsnAY nacnrnh0- .

II ayen py Rev. ~. ". B. White.
a communication from the House
/ announced the passage of chapters lO6
and $50. no iO' no
\ The chapters were read the tlrstltfne
Mr.: Hoke, from the COMMITTEES on
the Judiciary. reported back, chat5t Ell
44I OF ferries, &C.; 46, OF the poor: AZ. OF
Towns, and so, OF Justices Eecommend-
ing that the Senate insist on rs afnend-
The Senate insisted iS on lis amend
Mr. Dix, from the Committee on Ed.
ucation, reported back the Senate bill
authoTizing1 Robert II. McEldowney, of
Wetzel county, to Teach school without
taking thetest oath, and 1t was passed,
MIR. Stevenson Mr.. Zintl in'tbe dfiair}ii
by leave introduced bill authorizing
henner B. Stsphe enson, of oodcOunty,
10 practice law without taking the test
OATH i,Ii 2.iBunugT
The Bill and petition accompanying
II We're referred to the Judiciary Com
Mr.. Chapline introduced joint reso.
luton eoncernfng the sale ofsGbvern-
this State.
rules.
He also presented the petition of a
number of citizens of Harper's Ferry
county, praying the passage, of the
The OapitaIq qnestion cams ! p as the
special order for 10H O'Clock.
Mr.. Burley moved that the question
be eindefnitely, postponed andin sup
port of his motion, said the Senate had
no time now to take into consideration
HT \
wonld be plenty of time to VIocatelt
Capital at the regular session.
Mr.. Farnsworth said that the people
OF the. State complained because of the
constant putungl off of this vital iques-
tion, and he thought the interests of.
the State demanded its immediate To-
cation.
MrsYoung said he had, been in near
half the e6unties Of the State lately v, and
the people Complained very bitterly of
the tardiness Of the Legislature In this
respect.
Mr.. Chnpllne said heiwas in favor of
taking up the question now, and dis.
posing of it.
Mr.. Boreman and, .Mr.7 Workman
thought there would be ne time, dur
ing this session, to. consider other mat
Mr.. Farnsworth then demanded the
Yens and Nays 1onithe question, and it
was last;
dent nE9SMSssSf APpissais, Bofs%sa Barley,
CarsEadon, Dix, Humphreys, Wer-
ninger, Wilson and Workman, 10.
NAYs-Messrs.., Chapline, Dawson,
tin, Price, Wright, Young and zlnn.
Mr., Farusworth then moved to make
1T the special order for to morrow morn
ing at l0X o'clock, but the motion was
defeated, those in favor of an indefinite
postponment voting against 1t.
On the further motion of Mr.. Farms
worth, 1t was made the special order
for Tuesday, December 10th, at lOH
o'cloek7A. NJ, y-E
.a(H ,FAFEEEESos sEsstqS2 mr. IA
The following chapters were passed
so, of weights and measuresi "a, of dl,
vorces; "a, of wills; 124, of process and
orders btop1 ation; 125i Of Plsadlpgs
and ptoceedines insults; 1872, OF DEGREES
of sale, &C.; 1873. OF ipjunctions, SO.
| On motion of Mr.. ChaPline, Senate
Bill No.-s7, Concerning The ofhee OF Re
cordef-bf Jefferson county, and Senate
Prosecuting Attorney OF Jefferson cOun'
ty. were taken up and passed.
A message from the House by MIR.
WeIch, announced the adoption of a
substitute for gthel Senate bill ieoneeEnsl
ling the pr6eeed ding sof the Board OF So.
peVisors of Mineral county, under Chap
tier SO, of the acts of 1858.
/ on motion of Mr.. Wilson, chapters
lIO6, of atfaehnents,l and 1pIi i5of officers
fees, were laid on the table.
/ Chapters 1S4, of errors insufficient in
an appellate court; 14I, means of en-
forcing recoveriesof money, Otherwise
than by execution; 49, of offences
against the sovereignty OF this State,
and 144, of homicide aud other offences
against the pefsOn, were read the second
time, and ordered otheir third reading.
/ Chapter 40, of writs of Jferi fdcidS,
&C., was read the second time.
Mr.. Ghaplfne moved to refer to the
Judiciary Committee, for the purpose
of amending 1t so that realty might be
levied on and sold, the same as person.
atty, but the motion failed.
third reading.
Adjourned.