The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05

Of Registration; but ifthey be not so or.
ganized within fourteen days aGler their
election, the Governor may regard the
office vacant. The term Of Office Of the
members thereafter TO be elected shall be.
gin on the first day OfJnnuary succeeding
their election. III each case the members
!. of the board shall continue IN office until
their SUCCESSORS are elected md qualified.
80. When there is vacancy In the
Board Of Registration, the Governor shall
fill the same by the appointment thereto,
for the uncxpire(l term, Of some suitable
voter OF the county. But nOappointmcnt
slnll bc made by which more tIlan two
members Of any hoard shall be Of the same
political party
Mr.. lIGssI.ER said this was II prOpesi.
tion from the liberal Republicans Of the
House. lie would support it, and hoped
ull the Republicans would do So
Mr.. LAMD moved TINT Mr. WELLS
substitute lie on tue table, but the House
refused by u vote Or2T TOES.
Mr. u4ssLER demanded the previous
question, and 1t was ordered and Mr.
WELLS substitute adopted by the follow.
ing vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Baker, Barlow. Carpenter, Cham.
bCFE, Collins, DOuuhOO, Evans, FarnSwOrtl Fish.
cr, Flick. Gandee, GOE, liasslcr, HILL Howe Judy,
Lamon, Mccoy, Miller, PcirpOint, Price. Putnam,
Rexroad. ROpp, sturgiSS' Thomas Wells ana
NAYs-Mcssrs. Wclch Speaker. Agnew. Raj.
lard OF Monroe, Ballard Of Logan, BOwycr: Bran
non, Burgess, CraCFalI, Davis, DAvisEOn, FarrIs,
Lamb, Lynch, Maxwell Mcad0wa, Nicely, Pow.
nall. Scott, Smith, Summers and Wilkins0n-s6.
Dir. LAMB moved to adjourn and de-
manled the yeas and nays.
The House refused BY the following
vote:
YEAs-McsSrs. WclCh, lSpcakerl Agnew. l'Al.
lard Of Monroe, Ballard Of Logan. Bowyer, Bran
non, Burgess, Cracraft Davis, DAVIDSON, Faris,
Flanagan, Guthrie, Ilervey, Howard, jackson,
Lamb, Lynch, Maxwell. Meadows. Nicely, Pow.
nall, Scott, Smith, Summers and WIlktnsOn-B.
EArs-Messrs. baker, Barlow, Carpenter,
Chambers, Collins, DOnth0O, Evans, FarnswOrth,
Fisher, Flick, Gandee, Col. liass!er, Hill, Howe,
Judy. IamOn, Mccoy, Miller, pUlrpOnt. Price,
Putnam, RexrOad, lIOpp SturGisb, Thomas.
Wells and WhGat-28.
Mr.. DAVIS proposed to offer an amend
mGld by way Ofaddition to the substitute.
The question was raised whether the sub.
stitutG was now amendable In the manner
indicated. The SPEAKER ruled that II
was. Mr.. FLICK appealed from the de-
ciSiOn Of the CHAIR.
The Democrats then began To tilllbuStCr,
and for couple Of hours Ormore kept up
II running fire oflilNtOry motions, to pro-
vent direct vote on the appeal and gain
time. Motions, TO table the appeal, 10
adjourn, to table whole question, to re.
consider the votes on these motions, &c.,
&c, followed one another, Int the Repub.
lCans continued to vote in compact col.
umn, and every move Of the Democrats
was defeated, until vote was reached on
the appeal. The House reversed the de.
cision Of the SPEAKER by the following
vote:
Those voting for the decision Of the
CHAIR were the following:
Mcssrs. Agucw, Ballard Of Monroe. Ballard Of
Logan, Brannon. Burgess CracrAft. Davis, Davis.
sOn, FarIH. Flanagan, Guthrie, HprVeY, Howard,
jackson, Lamb. Lynch, Maxwell. Meadows, Nicely,
PownAll, Scott, Smith. Summers and Wilkinson
-A.
Those voting for the appeal were as
follows:
McsarS. Baker, BARLOW, Carpenter. Chambers.
Collins. DOncIOO, Evans FArnswOrlh, Fisher,
Flick, GandGG, Coz, Hasslcr, Hill, Howe. Judy,
|
RexrOad, R0pp. SlurglsS, Thomas. Wells and
WhGt-2S
The question rCcurrcd on the substitute
of Mr.. WELLS instead Of the original bill.
The tillibustering by the Democrats to
prevent vote was renewed anu kept up
till near five O'Clock IN the evening with
out intcrmisSiOn, when the Democrats
yielded. 4 vote was taken on Mr.. WELLS
substitute md it was adopted in lieu Of the
original BILL and passed to cngrnSsmcnt
by vote Of 81 to co. During the day
the ycNs and nays had been called no less
than 81 times, but the real division Of the
House was best shown by the votes first
taken, three Of which taken successfully
appear in this report.
Thoroughly weary and hungry, the din
nerleSs House mt Il few minutes before :
II. NJ, adjourned till 2 =. NJ. Monday
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Feb. 4, 1870
Prayer by Rev. j. T. Mcclure.
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED AND ADOPTED.
BY Mr.. YouNG-Thnt the Committee
On the Judiciary inquire into the expc-
ticncy ofproviding BY law for the lcgaliz-
Ing ofcontrtlCts made in this State during
the late rebellion.
BY Mr.. KOoSCE-That the Committee
on the Judiciary inquire into the GXle-
diency of allowing SheritIS additional time
after their terms ofOtllcc expire, to settle
up and adjust their unfinished business
PETITION PRESENTED.
BY Mr.. PMELPs-Of 0. Shrewsbury and
800 Others, citizens of Mason county, ask
Ing tlat the law in regard to collection Of
taxes be amended, and to provide for M
assessor in each township.
BILLS INTRODUCED on LEAVE,
BY Mr.. KOONCE-FOr the establishment
Of ii State Normal School for Colored
pupils.
By Mfr. CRANE-TO amend md rc.cnact
section II, Of chapter 13O Of the Code.
By Mr.. DAvIs-TI incorporate the
Cheat River Boom Nnl Lumber Com
pany.
By Mr.. PILELPs-TO increase the Capi.
tai stock of the Elk River Bridge Com.
pany.
BIZ Mr.. lIARMAN-TO authorize the
trustees Of Bethel Church, In Grant county,
TO sell and convey the same.
BY Mr.. BOREMAN-Qualilying sections
& and Q, Of chapter "a, Of the COtlr.
HILLS PASSED.
House Bill, TO amend and rc.cnnct sec.
ton 3, chapter ITO, Of the CMlc. law