The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-26

WILKINSON and Dir. Speaker Welch-3O.
Mr.. LAMB offered 4 substitute ex.
tending for five years the time at which
the act locating the Capital at Charles,
ton shall take effect, and accepting the
Wheeling proposition for the meantime
The House then took recess until 2!
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Lamb substitute was discussed
affirmatiyely by Messrs. LAMB, CRA'
CRAFT and WHEAT, and negatively
by Messrs. SUMMERS, HUBBARD and
FLICK in advocacy of locating the
capital at Parkersburg. The vote re.
suited as follows:
The yeas were Messrs. Cracraft, Da.
Wis, Davisson, Donehoo, Evans, Faris
Farnsworth, Golf, Guthrie, Hervey, Hill
Howe, Lamb, Peirpoint, Price, Rexroad
Sturgiss, Teter, Thomas, Wells and
Wheat-2l.
The nays were Messrs. Agnew, Baker
Ballard of Monroe, Ballard Of Logan
Barlow, Beltzhoover, Bowyer, Brannon,
Burgess, Carpenter, Chambers, Collins,
Fisher, Flanagan, Flick, Gandee, Hass'
ler, Howard, Jackson, judy, Lamon,
Lynch, Maxwell, Mccoy, Meadows
Miller, Neely, Pownall, RAIDER, Ropp,
Scott, Smith, Summers, Wilkinson and
tWelch-35.
Mr.. FLICK demanded the previous
question on ordering the bill TO its third
reading. Lost.
Mr.. BAKER offered q substitute locat,
| ing the Capital at Buckhannon at the
end of five years, and accepting the
Wheeling proposition. Lost By the
following vote:
The yeas were Messrs. Baker, Barlow
Brannon, Carpenter, Collins, Cracraft
Davis, Davisson, Doneboo, Faris, Farms
worth, Goff, Hill, Howe, Judy, Lamb
Maxwell, Mccoy, Neely, Peirpoint
Price, Rexroad, Slurgiss, Teter anC
Wheat-25.
The nays were Messrs. Agnew, Bal
lard of Monroe, Ballard of Logan, Beltz
hoover, Bowyer, Burgess, Chambers
Evans, Fisher, Flanagan, Flick, Gandee
Guthrie, Hasser, Hervey, Howard
jackson, LamoD, Lynch, Meadows, Mil
Ter, Pownall, RAIDER, Ropp, Scott, Smith
Summers. Thomas, Wells, Wilkinson
and Welch-3l.
Mr.. WHEAT offered similar substi
tute inserting Parkersburg instead o.
BuCkhannon. Lost.
Mr.. JUDY ofEoroI q subOtituto ozbond
ing the time of the taking effect of the
act locating at Charleston until June l
1871. Lost
The bill repeating the Charleston. bill
and locating at Parkersburg was or.
dsred to third reading by the follow.
ing vote:
The yeas we've Messr5. Agnew, Baker
Ballard of Monroe, Ballard of Logan
Barlow, Beltznoover, Bowyer, BrannoD
Burgess, Carpenter, Chambers, Collins
Evans, Fisher, Flick, Gandee, Hassler
Howard, Jackson. LamOn, Lynch, Nc
Coy, Meadows, Miller, Pownall, RAIDER
Ropp, Scott, Smith, Summers, Thomas
Wells, Wheat, Wilkinson and Welch-
-.
The nays were Messrs. Cracraft
Davis, DavissoD, Donehoo, FGris, Farms
worth, Flanagan, Goff, Hervey, Hill
Howe, Judy. Lamb, Maxwell, Nicely
Peirpoint, Price, Rexroad, SturgS'
and Teter-20.
BILLS PASSED.
House Bill No. 60, amending the Law
relating to appeals to the Court Of Ap
peals.
House Bill No. 20, amending the law
concerning bills of exception.
House Bill No. -, amending the Law
relating to tbs probate Of wills.
House Bill No. -. to protect pur
chasers Of real estate without notice
from the lien Of unreCordod pending
suits or attachments.
House Bill No. "a, amending the Law
relating to registers of birth and deaths
House Bill No. &c, providing for thC
payment of claim due Peter A. Snow
den, Of Hancock county.
House Bill No. 7S, amending the fftl
section of an act creating school dis
trict within the town of Phillippi.
House Bill No. ~, authorizing th'
directors of the Hospital for the lnsant
to change the plan of construction.
House Bill No. %, regulating the pay
ment of the salaries of the teachers II
the State Normal School in Cabcl
county.
House Bill No. 90, authorizing tn
Auditor to grant relief against taxes I'm
properly charged on real estate and re
turned delinquent
House Bill No. 80, prescribing tn,
time for the meeting Of Supervisors Z
examine election returns.
House Bill No. 50, authorizing tn,
Board of Supervisors to audit claim
against the State of Virginia.
House Bill No. IS, amending and re
enacting the law concerning corpora
tiops generally.
House Bill No. 81, authorizing tn
sale aud conveyance of the Zion Churcl
parsonage property in Cbarlestown
Jefferson county.
House Bill No. "a, amending the Law
frelatiug to allowances to certain count.
officers.
I Adjourned.
Jenkins" was at Gracs Church les
Sunday. Hear him "The magnifeen
morning was especially favorable to th
attendance of beauty and fashion, Ant
before the church bells had ceaso'
ringing every pew was filed and nearl.
every standing place occupied. Som
turned away and sauntered dow
? Broadway, and the more devon
patiantly awaited the pleasur