The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-04

from the House of Delegates is goo
enough for US as Democrats. l than
the gentlemen of the other side for th
enlightened and liberal sentiments eI
pressed by them, and hope the sectio
may be defeated.
Mr.. YOUNG never believed in tes
oaths. They never bind anybody: W
have relieved all the worst rebels IN 10
State and there is no use in not allowin
; the Others to 90 free.
Mr.. HARMAN'S motto is to do wha
you do quickly. 1t is as well to repes
that test oath now as to put it off unit
1871. Nothing can he gained by delay
Mr.. WILSON thought that this wa
about the time for members to pu
themselves on the record. He should
therefore, call for the ayes and noes
The call being sustained, the section
was stricken ont.
Those voting in the affirmative ar
Messrs. Applegate, Brown, Gather o
Taylor, Gather of Gilmer, Cook, Crane
Davis, Dayton, Doolittle, Gold, Harman
Humphreys, Koonce, Leonard, Patrick
Phelps, Ramsdell, Wilson and Younl
10,
Those voting in the negative are
Messrs. Boreman, Werninger and Mr.
President Farnsworth-3.
Mr.. Jackson appeared at the box o.
the Senate and announced that the
House of Delegates had passed House
Joint Resolution No. Is, in relation tt
charges preferred against Judge Nath
aniel Harrison and asked the concur.
e 31o 60 I
The question being on the adoption OF
the substitute,
Mr.. DAVIS said. as the defeat of the
substitute ensured the passage of the
bill as it came from the House, which
was without all these preambies and
whereases, he should vote agaiust the
substitute. They were all stricken from
the bill in the House and will be strick-
en- out again should the substitute 60
there. He should demand the yeas and
nays. The call was sustained.
Mr.. YOUNG would not vste to say
that the passage of the lawyers test
oath was wise. He thought it was per-
haps just bot not wise.
Mr.. GATHER, of Taylor, was opposed
to striking out any portion of the pre-
amble. He was surprised at the Sem
ator from Pecshontas saying that test
oaths were of no avail. He thought that
the test oaths should be repealed, and
that we should tell the world that the
time has come fer their repeal.
The substitute was adopted.
Those voting in the affirmative were {:
Messrs. Boremsn, Brown, Gather OF
Taylor, Gather of Gilmer, Cook, Crane,
Dayton, Doolirtle, Gold, Harman,
Humphreys, Koopce, Leonard, Patrick,
Phelps, Ramsdell, Werninger, Mr.. Pres
ident FarnswOrth-lS.
Those voting in the negative were:
Messrs. Applegate, Davis, Wilson's.
Mr.. YOUNG was excused from voting.
If the word "wise" were stricken from
the preamble he would vote tor it.
Mr. WILSON moved to lay the substi-
tute on the table and print it, Lost,
and the bill was ordered to a third read
ing.
House Bill No. Z, providing an oath
for teachers was taken up. The ques.
ton being on the adoption of q suOsti.
tute reported from the committee on
the Judiciary, making thelhw opera
tive in April, 1871.
Mr.. DAVIS moved to strike out the
section giving the act effect ia 1871.
Carried.
The question being on the adoption
of substitute for House Bill No. Z, il
was adopted and ordered to third
House Bill No. 10, to provide for SELL
ing part of church lot in Harrison |
county, was ordered to third reading. |
House Bill No. Is, to amend the char
ter of the city of Parkersburg, reported |
back from the committee on Banks and |
with several amendments, |
was read second time, the amend
nents adopted and the bill ordered to |
be read third time.
Senate Bill No. -. Referred to the |
on Finance aud Claims.
Senate Bill No. "a. Referred to COM |
nittee Oh Internal improvements.
Senate Bill No. O. and House Bills
Nos. 81, "a, %, 81, 80, 33, "a, 35 and 35
were referred to committee on the Ju.
dietary.
House Bill No. 81 was referred to
committee on Finance.
Senate Bill No. 26 aud House Bill No.
"A were read first time.
Mr.. YOUNG moved to take Senate
Bill Ne. 10, appropriating $1,000 to the
Slavins Cabin and Summersville Turn.
bike Company, from the table. Carried.
The question being shall the bill pass,
Those voting in the affirmative are
Aessrs. Gather of Tayler, Gather Of Gil.
ner, Cook, Craze, Davis, Dayton, Geld,
iarmsn, Humphreys, Patrick, Young
md Mr.. President Farnsworth-12. l.
Those voting in the negative are
dessrs. Applegate, BoremaU, Brown,
)oolittle, KoOnce, Leonard, Phelps,
aamsdell, Werninger and Wilson-l0.
So the bill passed.
House Joint Resolution No. l3, in re
alton to the charges against Judge
Sathanial Harrison, was, on motion of
ir. FOREMAN, laid on the table.