The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-22

surely lDc the dppositnry Of tho cOnsliin.
tiOnal right Of suffrage, Even If "whitc"
were placed in this bill II still authorized
u Class to vote who Nre DISTINGUISHED by
the Constitution He moved 10 commit
the bill to the judiciary Committee and 1t
was agreed to. '1
The bill requiring certain publications
for general Information was called up
and after Q lively discussion was referred
TO d special Committee composed Of
MCSsrs. BRASNON, HOWARD, FLICK, Sum
1nERs aud STURGIss. Recess.
The most Of the afternoon was spent In
forwarding bills on tho Calendar. Quite
Il warm debate, however, sprung up on
Mr. FLIOK's resolution proposing an
amendment TO tho State Constitution.
BIr. DAVIS moved 10 amend II by con-
timing The suffrage to the 1'whitc" male
citizens, and made u rCt.hOt Estate rights"
resolutions Of '0S," Calhoun notification
speech on the general question. Without
concluding, lie gave way for IN adjourn
ment. i..,-....-
~ @ SENATE.
Prayer By Rev. Jonathan Ilowlcy.
Mr.. BOREAIAN, from the Committee OH
the judiciary, reported back the bill to
repeal tlIeaoL locating the Capital, without
recommendation. i l9, Il. .rr.i
p, Alter lengthy discussion the bill was
tabled by the following vote: IA
YBAS-McssrS. Gather, (James) Cook, Dayton,
Gold, Humphreys, KOOncC, Leonard, Patrick,
Phelps, RAmSdGll and HOung-ll,
NiYS-MessFs Fnrnsw0Fth, (l'rcstdunt,) Apple.
gate, IOrCulan, brown, Gather o. III, Crane, Dn.
Wis, Wernlnggr and WllsOn-0. .Gt
r' tig BILLS INTRODUCED.
ByMr. CRANE, (from the Committee
on Education, Establishing u branch Of
the Slate Normal School ut MnrlinsMlrg.
By Mr.. GATHER, of Taylor, (IfOm the
Committee on Finance, For the relief nt
tho securities Of james BNrtrnn, late
Sheriff Of Wayne county. I
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING for n
record Of forfeited lands and certifying
lists Of sumo to Recorders.
BY Mr.. YoUNG,-PrOyiding for the etlu-
cation Of females nj the West Virginia
University. "a
BY Mr.. YOuNG-Authorizing the Board
of Public Works to sell lot Of land, In
IFOClUOnLlS county.
BY Mr.. FARNswoRTH, (Mr. BOREMAN
in the chair,)-Appropriating $4,000
for the further construction Of tho lIOspi.
tai for the Insane.
ByA[r. MISUNDERSTANDING the Trlls-
tees Of Zion Church In Charleston, to sell
their parsonage property.
By Mr.. KoONcR-To amend chapter 10,
Acts Of 1867.
BY Mr.. DAYTON Concerning Joint
Stock Companies.
On motion of Mr. Brown,
WHEREAS, Tho seat of government Of
this State will probably bo removed to
Charleston, and whereas, there is no telC'
graph line between that place and CALI
polls, Ohio; therefore,
ReSOlb6d, Tint the Committee on the
Judiciary inquire into the propriety orap-
prOpriOting $4,000 to build telegraph
between said places.
~. SENATE HILLS PASSED.
Concerning the delinquent lists Of GER
thin shcriffs; TO amend tho I'D clause, sec.
8, chap. 33, of the Code; to alter II part Of
the division line between the counties OF
Tucker and Barbour; TO authorize the N.
p. Church lot in GraNon, to be sold; 10 re-
peal sections IA to IS, chap. 40, Of Codes
10 repeal sec. 10, chap 1875. Of Code;
granting tho consent Of this State to the
United States to hold by purchase the
National Cemetery at Grafton; to amend
sec. IA, chap. As. Of the Code; for the re.
lief of W. E. Wctzel late Collector Of
Mason county; for the establishment Of II
State Normal School for cOlored pupils.
The House bill allowing further time to
VIM. E. Lyon, &C., 10 collect certain
taxes, &C., was passed.
Mr.. RAMsDELL introduced joint rcSO-
luton permitting tho Auditor to allow
John Afford, late Sheriff of Cabcll coun.
ty, to withdraw his delinquent lists
Adopted.
A message from the House by Mr..
BELTzHOOvER announced the adoption Of
u Joint resolution relative to the money
coming to this State, from the Sllc 6f'tlIe
Government property ut Harper's Ferry.
Adopted. Adjourned. a."' I.'' 3'''3