The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-27

Mr.. LANB, from the Judiciary Commit
~, EepoTtsd A Bill 70 authorize the Cir
chit judges n vacation 70 dfDolVe i1jane-
t6AJ; A Bill " Gmcpd chap. l25 u the
Code 10 SelGtlpu 70 Fule8 and pleading.
He also reported 6ack the TUOllti0n pro
potng an appropriation u so 900 gr the
'SUDaiE ~ ElIe 1l6gg ~ ma ] 1Gdl3SsE t6Ell'
pike and askG6ftB rglDaee - 10 n
nance COMMITTEES. AEpeedto.
Nj. FLICK, EUm lie Committee On
COantis, &c, rsportsd A Bll Y amend
and Fe.enAct The charter q HedgeNllle
Sc alSo submitted ndYeESe reports on sun
dIY prOpoalhOns referred % thas commit
NJ WELlS, Lr0m The Committee o.
Claims, &C., reported A Bi1l Eor Ihe re6el
Of Il n RIlsy, Of Jackson county, and a
BIll foE u,c relief Of Solomon PleiShmSn,
oE Highland county, Virginia,
M. 6TURaiBs, tr0m The Committee o.
EdnGStlon, reported Adversely On . num-
ber Of propoGltloln referred 70 thSt com
POaTAUE SFANPA
Mr. PERPomT, from The Committee o.
Contingent Expenses, &C., submitted the
following report:
R,,oINtd, 5hStIt u IL uansS Il Ills 1lOaA0 thAl
hRdPT ~ tut1tit1tlO1 a thS EtStS III e0mpGlaa-
IiOn 70 b. received By mamboTS fqG thElH a9rvlseI
eOnhol b lnrFOaSsd directly Of Indirectly By the
LsTIslAluFV; and III FesOlatiOas voting poSsAES
OISmpa, codes, puga. i9bt taBaT, passt3 g mae!l,
HgO msPe1S g tAsII private ,S SS9%Sas g
WOuId b. aAeopsht ntiOn1l; RHd this H0d14, thefo'
ioFG, Do not iaisnd 70 Do any such thlnE.
RinOiSsd, That The HGusa deOaS u pf0psf and
hight p iHfniph postage ailmpa ~ ven e Codes,
PSuh, !nk, p1PeI pengt6. md maeihl9 n9t " %.
dlti6RHl compensation fpT thGF NefyteR1, but 70
- uSe exclusively TT STATE service, and t0T the
disGhSFvs Of thelF IhlEtiyq dutea, and paEtle9'
iSFiy tke duty Whle6 nouibSI1 owe 70 The pcople
whom tllSy FupIvSont-rthat Of Gqldlng thSm -.
ihsOIis lnlprniailOn respecting The e0ndiuOl Of
SlSts SiSlFB and concerning measures before the
1890, Therefore, that the SeTEesnt.Gt-AHns
eAubs 70 b. properly stamped, iOF theiF tranSm!S-
DIoa IhEongh The mAll9, such letterA, and publie
ma f6E6rts printed for other branch Of th9 tOgis'
laturg, q m6mbeFS Of thls Hgu4o may DESIRE 70
Send thoIF constituents, provided tho amount Of
u0SfATe t6IpS % 81 fuftilahed for any ODD thUn'
Der stall not exceed SO
Mfr HOwARD submitted the following
minority report from the same Commit.
tee, signed by himself and Mr.. Meadows
Rsuois,d That II ia the s6nae OF the members
Of thlS Il0uSs that unduF the Consultation Of tho
StAta, the compensation y b received ~ then
f1F thslF services u membeTs Of the Legislature
cannot b Increased directly OF Indirectly ~ the
Legislature, and al resolutions voting postage
stamps. codes, peps, nj PGns,tio o. i I39
ment, ~ ~ individual compensation rot their
GsFTices, would be uncOnstItutiOnAl, and this
EIOpsS therefore, declines passing o. eouOldoFtnk
any resolution that would directly " Indirectly
eject thIs object. r
The question was taken on the majority
rcport BY resolutions, separately, ,s,.gy
On the inst resolution 30 voted for and
one (Mr, WHEAT against So the reSo'
lutIoA was adopted.
On tho second resolution The vote stood !:
YrAs--Messrp, Baker, Ballard Of MourOe, Bal.
lard OF Logan, harlow, BeltzhOOVrr, Carpenter
Chambers, COllIns, DOnehOO, Evana, FaEnswOEth,
Fisher, Flanagan, Pick, uahdec, Harvey, Howe,
Judy, Lamb, lAmOlL, Mccoy, Miller, PelTlOlut
PoWnaIl, Price, Putnam, RGXrOad, ItOpp, Scott
BtuFIIss, Tctcr, Wells and Whcat-H.
NArs-MesGrn AguCw. BowyCr, IIranhon, Bur
grsa, CmeFAft, Davis, DAVtAaOn, Farta, Con, Oath
TiG, tAsslcr, Ilili Howard, Jackson, Lynch. MAX
well, Meadows, Medley. Smith, Summers, Thorn.
a., Wilkinson and Weleh (SpeaksTl-S1.
SO tho resolution was adopted.
Upon the third resolution Mr.. Howard
made tho point Of order that II cOntem:
plated un appropriation Of money, and
under the Constitution neither branch Of
the Legislature could appropriate money
either by resolution or Joint resolution.
No appropriation Ind yet been made for
the expense Of the House and none could
be made by resolution at this time.
Tho CHAIR said he could not rule on the
point That matter was for
the House to decide. The resolution did
not make any appropriation. lie there
fore Ovcrruled the point Of order.
Upon this resolution the vote stood:
YEAs-MOaara. Baker, ballard Of Logan, Ballard
Of Monroe, Harlow, Carpenter, Chambers, Collins,
DOnehoO, Evans, FarnsWOEth, FihheI, GAndes,
lin, Hove, Lamb, LRmon. Mccoy, Miller, Peir.
point I'TiCS, Putnam, RHGrOAd ltOpp, Scott, StuF'
Glss, TetGr, Wella and WheAt-SS
: NAYs-Mesarp. Agnew, BeltEhooycr, Bower,
BF1nnOn, Burgess, CrAeraIt, Davis, Davisaon,
Paris, Flanagan; Flick Coz. Guthrie, HasslsFl
HFVry, Howard, Jackson, Judy, Lynch, Max
we'll, Meadows, Medley, POwnall, Smith, Hum.
murS, Thomas. Wilkinson and Welch (SPeaker)
~ .f It.1Ha p
Not receiving II majority the resolution
was lost,
Tho minority report did not come up
having bean disposed Of by the action
on tho majority report
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY ADOPTED.
BY Mr.. PRnToExr Committee on
Roads, &c, whether any money and u
any how much, Is due from the State to
the contractors who built tho Warrington
and ClArlIsburg turnpike,
Ey Mr.. COLLINB-COmmittCe on Taxa
ton &c, whether Il Is CXpcdiCnt to con
tinuc tho Merchants Bank Of Charleston,
KanAwhN county, rs u State depository,
By Mr.. GANDEE-CommittCe on Taxa.
ton, &c, whether il Is expCtlIent to ap.
prOpriAte $1,000 to repair the Spencer and
turnpike.
BY Mr.. EvANs-CommitteC on the Judi.
Ciary, whether It Is CXpCdicnt TO exempt
from levy and sale under execution or
other process, u homestead Of 1880 and
personal property worth $1,000, when the
beneficiary Is nonresident, or the Ms
signCC Of 4 nonresident
BY NIr. JACKsON-JudiciNry Committee,
whether II IL cxpc,lient TO repeal Chap. 81
Of the Code, and the act Of March 1, 1869,
explaining and amending il, and to substi-
tuie Chap 81 Of the Code Of Virginia Of
1860, in regard to the sale Of delinquent
lands.
By Mr.. BELrZHoovRR-Judlciary Com
mittce, whether II Is cxpcCiient to change
the time Of holding the terms Of tue 9th
circuit,
By Mr.. LAMn-Judiciary Committee,
whether CxpctliCnt to authorize the city
Of Wheeling to borrow money and issue
bonds at rate oCintcrcst not greater than
eight per cent, for the purchase Of tho gas
works
Rv Mfr. BRowN-Judiciary Committee,