The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-13
WHEELING w. VA SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY l3, 1869

The first amendment proposed by tn
committee of the Whole was adopted
that of inserting Parkersburg into tn
first blank.
Mr.. PINNELL offered the following
Resolred, That House Bill No. b
committed to a special committee of on
member from each Senatorial District
with instructions to inquire into ant
report bill.
On the adoption of that amendment
Mr.. PINNELL demanded the yeas ant
nays, and they were ordered and taker
and the resolution rejected.
YEAs-Messrs. Duffy, Edwards, Glib
son, of Pocahontas, Harrison, of Lewis
Jacob, of Ohio, Lamb, Pinnell, Rey
nolds, Smith, of Kanswha, Stifel ant
Vance-11.
NAYs-Messrs. Fleming SSpeaker)
Allison, Ballard, Bowyer, Carpenter o
Monroe, Carpenter of Greenbrier, Car
roll, Charlton, Core, Cunningham, Da
visson, dis, French, Garrison, Gibson
of Preston, Gold, Harrison of Jefferson
Raymond, Hervey, Hutton, Keever
Kincaid, Mahon, Manion, Mann. Martin
McClaskey, Miller, Powell, Putnam
Rollins, Scofeld, Smith of Morgan, Sni'
der, Snodgrass, Tabler, Thomas, Tyson
Williams and Wright-40.
The second and third amendments
proposed by the committee of the
Whole, were agreed to.
Mr.. PINNELL moved to add to the
end of the bill the following:
provided, however, that this act
shall not take effect until it shall be
ratified by majority of the qualified
voters of this State at the next annual
election for State officers"
On that motion, after debate, Mr.
CARROLL demanded the previous ques
ton. The demand was seconded and
the main question ordered.
On that question Mr.. EDWARDS de-
masded the yeas and nays; and they
were ordered and taken, and the amend
ment rejected.
YEAS -Messrs. Fleming (Speaker)
Allison, Bowyer, Charlton, Davisson
Duffy, Edwards, Gibson of Pocahontas
Harrison of Lewis, Raymond, Hervey,
Howes, Hutton, Jacob of Ohio, Lamb
Martin, Pinnell, Putnam, Reynolds
Smith of Kanawha, Stifel, Thomasi Ty-
son, Vance and Williams-25.
NAYs-Messrs. Ballard, Carpenter, OF
Greenbrier, Carpenter, of Monroe, Car,
roll, Core, Cunningham, dis, French,
Garrison, Gibson, of Preston, Gold, Har-
rison, of Jefferson, Keever, Kineaid,
Mahon, Manion, Mann, McClaskey,
Miller, Powell, Rollins, Scofeld, Smith,
of Morgan, Snider, Snodgrass, Tabler
and Wright-27.
Mr.. EDWARDS unsuccessfully moved
that the bill be laid on the table and be
made the special order for Tuesday next
at IL o'clock A. NJ.
On the question "Shall the bill be en-
PINNELL demanded the yeas and nays,
and they were ordered and taken and
the bill ordered to engrossment.
YEAs-Messrs. Allison, Ballard, Bow
yer, Carpenter, of Greenbrier; Carpen-
ter, of Monroe; Carroll, Core, Cunning
ham, Dils, French, Gibson, of Preston;
Gold, Harrison, of Jefferson; Keever,
Kincaid, Mahon, Manion, Mann, Miller,
Powell, Rollins, Scofield, Smith, of
Morgan; Snider, Snodgrass, Tabler, Ty-
son, Vance, Williams and Wright-3O.
NAYs-Messrs. Fleming (Speaker),
Charlton, Davisson, Duffy, Edwards,
Garrison, Gibson, of Pocahontas; Har-
rison, of Lewis; Raymond, Hervey,
Howes, Huttos, Jacob, of Ohio, Lamb,
Martin, McClaskey, Pinnell, Putnam,
Reynolds, Smith, of Kanawha; Stifel
and Thomas-22.
On motion of Mr.. SMITH, of Morgan,
the rules were suspended to allow it,
and House Joint Resolution No. l3, pro-
viding for a committee to investigate
the condition Of Berkeley Springs, was
taken up out of its regular order, and
the amendment proposed by the Senate
agreed to.
Leave of absence was granted, on
motion of Mr.. HERVEY, to Mr.. Manion;
on motion of Mr.. PINNELL, to Mr..
Charlton, and on motion of Mr.. VANCE,
to Mr.. Jacob, of Hampshire, for three
days.
Adjourned.