The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-19

SuuCllE our SElAtgE6 hlu 4kcpLG9GuAt
tiyes in Congress ITO urge the repeal o
tho several laws exempting United State
bonds from taxation, so that the SAINT
may be taxed BY the States as other pro
perty." Objected to byfMr. Flick and
lies over q dAy) 81 ma 81 r!t7'
By Mi. JUDY4Dfrccting the Judiciary
Committee to consider the expedlency o.
providing IN Office in the Court House fol
tho Surveyor Of Land, ,,and Of furnishing
him stationery. ~ Il tgg
By Mr.. BELTzHoOvEI-Dlrccting the
Finance Committee TO consider tile expe'
diency Of reducing license paid by huck'
stcrs and persons selling refreshments at
public sales. ID
ByAIr. BALLARD of Monroe Directing
the Fihiuce Committee to consider the
expediency of releasing the different man
uGacturers Of the State from State tax.
BY Mr.. BRANNoN-Directing the Com
mittec on Roads to consider the prOpricty
of making IN appropriation to did Ran
d6lpA county htfeBqlllingi itheb bridge over
the Tygarts Valley at Beverly, on the
Staunton and Parkcrsburg roRdy( Re-
ieCted) ! + ..iiii =
BILLS ON LEAVE.
BY MIR. BRANNoN-To provide for the
removal Of a lunatic from the Lewis coCn'
ty Jail to Tennessee.
BY Mr., PRRPoINT-To incorporate the
viIldEc Of Pennington. n" -
By Mr.. CRACRAFT-TO amend the law
in reference to the fees Of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court.
By Mr.. PR1CE-To incorporate the
Dulkard Valley Turnpike Company (ac'
compahied by apetitioDE y pNE
BY Mr.. PERPoINTETo enlarge and
amend sec 55sof chap. 9Sof tho Code.
PETITIONS ig'I
BY Mr., BUBGEss- John S, Hutch
inson, Of Wayne county, asking to have
certain taxes refunded.
by Mr.. yFLICK-0f citizens Of Penllc-
ton asking to be allowed TO chase deer
with dogs at a certain time Of tho year.
BY MI. BowYER-0f John s. P. Car
roll, and other citizens Of Wayne, praying
IN extension of the. statute Of Limitations
for The benefit Of Washington Adkins,
Clerk of tho Circuit Court for that county,
BY Mr. JUDY-0f" citizens Of Grant
county demonstrating against tho repeal Of
the present law in regard 70 the chasing
Of de6r.llu 52iSilI gu ,iutiI
By Mr. DXTIs-Of r. S. Ogden and
100 other citizens Of Harrison county, ask.
ing authority TO construct o graded roatI
from SNrtlis TO WilS0nburg.
BY Mr.. PRIcE-OfG. W: Edwards and
other citizens Of Monongalip praying leg
islation respecting a certain, turnpike.
AmeSsage from the Senate transmitted
. joint resolution to provide for printing
S 900 copies Of d pamphlet descriptive OF
the soil, climate and RESOURCES of West
Virginia, written by Rcv. D. II. COyper,
designed for circulation In other States as
d means of inducing immigration; the
cost not TO exceed $l25. Subsequently 1t
was taken up and adopted. A considera-
bic discussion was excited over It
The resolution was warmly resisted by
Mr.. HOWARD, who affirmed that 1t was II
scheme for Mr.. Coynard's private benefit.
It Was even moro warmly advocated
by Mr.. JACKSON, by Mr.. PEIRPONT, by
Mr.. FLICK and AIr. SAITH. Mr.. JACK
SON said 1t was impossible that Mr..
CoynerJ couldl derive any individu-
al benefit from tho resolution. BE WAS q
very poor nan, and had not dollar Of
real estate in the world to be advertised.
He had done q very valuable work here
out flpuFe tltSihter edneS and did not
oven ask any compensation. II the State
had employed an agent to do the same
work i twollh have cost a1afge stun dl
money.
Tho House resumed consideration Of the
NlcFaddcn case In Committee Of the
Wh6lti 4 dG j - is y2iJ
The House recessed TO 2 I. N. and then
resumed tho consideration Of tho McFad-
den case in Committee Of the Whole.
Some amendments were made TO tlereso-
luton striking ont the preamble and
the clause that designed the reasons
contained in the joint Committees report
rs the cause OF removal, so that the resQ-
luton was made simply 10 provide for
immediate removal. In this RllHpe Il WIS
reported to tho House and passed by the
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