The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-11

4, j, Sweeney, Jas. Maxwell,
II. & j. Hubbard, "A. Wilson,
The House proceeded to consider the
Clay and NiChOlas contested election case
and Mr.. RICHARDSON concluded his ar.
guncnt. On its conclusion the House
proceeded TO vote on the resolution re-
ported BY the majority declaring Mr.
Raider entitled to the seat Upon this re.
solution, the vote stool: ~
YEAS-MeSSrs WClch, (Speaker,) Agncw. BAL
lard Of Monroe, Ballard Of Logan. BARLOW. DOwyGr
IIaunOn, Burgess, CrAcraft, Davis, DAVIDSON,
FAris, Flanagan, Ilcrvey, Howard. jackson Judy,
Lamb, LAmOn, Lynch, Maxwell, Meadows, Nicely,
POwnall, Scott, Smith, Summers Thomas, and
WilklnBOn-2l.
MAYS UsSra. Baker, Carpenter, Chambers,
Collins, DOnrhOO. Evans, FGrBwOrth, Fisher
Flick. GeudOc, t1olI. IInsalGr, Howe, Mccoy, NIL
Ter, Pcirpnnt, Price, RcxrOad, ROpp, sturgisS,
TGter and WOlls-22.
So Mr.. RAIDER was declared entitled to
the seat, was brought forward and sworn
In. Adjourned.
SENATE. -,
THURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1870,
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Alexander Martin.
Mr.. BOHEMIAN from the Committee OH
the judiciary reported back the resolution
Offered by Mr.. YOU'VE, proposing to
change the Constitution Of this State, by
giving the right Of suffrage To all sexes
and cOlOrS.
The resolution was rejected.
YEAs--McssrS. Cook, Dayton, DOOlIttle, KOOucU
SAYs-SlesSra. FarnSworth. CprCsldUut,) Ap.
plegatu, BOrrInAu, Brown, Gather (Of Taylor,
Gather (Of GllnleF) Crane, Davis, liArman. Hum
phrrya, Leonard, Patrick, Phelps and WcrnIn'
grit.
BILLS INTRODUCED oS LEAVE,
BY Mr.. KOOHCE-IO authorize the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
to construct their r0ad through the State
Of West Virginia to the Potomac river
aud tn authorize the Board Of Supervisors
Of Jefferson county to submit to vote Of
the people, ut II special election, the ques.
ton Of The suisse Upton 10 the capital stock
Of said company.
by Mr.. misunderstanding md au-
thOrizing the Alexandria, LOudOn &
Hampshire Railroad Company, to extend
their road through this State, to the Ohio
river.
BY Mr.. GATHER (OrTaylOr)-From the
Committee on Finance and ClNims-tn
regulate the licenses on selling goods by
sample, and on lawkerS and pet(llCH.
BY Mr.. YOUNG-TO prevent the de
structim Ofginscng.
By Mr.. PHELIS-CO Concerning the delin.
0ucnt lists OfcGrtain SheritIS.
L.. NJ lPINs, fNl,nS
0G, Of the Acts Of 1859,
\ message from the House by Mr..
PRIrE, requested the return Of the Joint
Resolution, removing q. 8. McFGdIcn,
Superintendent Of tho Pcntcntiary.
Mr.. KOONCE moved that the vote by
which said resolution was referred, be re-
considered, but on motion Of Mr.. DAVIS,
the said motion was laid On the table.
Mr.. DAVIS presented the petition Of
Hamilton Stuckey ind 50 others, citizens
Of Hampshire county, asking repeal Of
all test 0aths, and modification Of the
registry law.
REPERRED.
Senate Bill, to amend tho charter OF
New MartinsvillC.
Senate lSlll to increase The capital
stock Of the Elk River Bridge Company.
Senate Bill, To authorize the trustees Of
Bethel Church, in Grant county, to sell
and convey the same.
Senate Bill, authorizing the Board Of
Public Works to sell certain minerals
under the he'd Of the Ohio river.
House Bill, TO prevent public officers
from Gm6czIling money or property On.
trusted To them.
The Senate Joint Resolution authOriz.
ing the Board Of Public Works TO make
temporary provision for the care Of the
Insane Of the State, now confined IN jails,
was adopted.
The House bill amending the registra.
ton law was referred to tho Judiciary.
Adjourned.