The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-05

scri5ed By law. and organize them
selves rs q Board of registration. but
I if they be not so organized within four
teen DAYS after their election, the Gov
ernor may regard the office vacant.
/ Tho term of cffice OF the members
thereafter to be elected shall begin on
the first day of January succeeding
their election. In each case the mem
/ bers of the Board shall cOptlnue II Of
| flee until their Successors are elected and
qualified.
). When there is u vacancy Ia the
| Board of re gistTation, the Governor shall
| fill the same by the appointment there
| to, for the uBexpiTea term, Of some
suitable voter of the county, but no sp.
pointmeut shall te made by which
more than two members OF any Board,
shall be of the same political party.
! The substitute was put in place OF the
Farnswogth substitute by the follow
! ing vote:
TIE yeas were Me5sTs. Baker, Barlow,
| CARPENTER, Chambers, Collins, Donehoo,
Evaus, Farnswoyth, Fisher, Flick, GAN
dee, Gotf, Hlssler, Hill. Howe, Judy,
Lamon, Mccoy, Miller, Pierpoint, Price,
Putnam, Rexrold, ROpp, Sturgiss,
Thomas, Wells and Wheat-2S.
The nays were Messrs. Welch, (Speak-
er,) Agnew, Ballard of Monroe, Ballard
of Logan, Bowyer, Brannon, Burgess,
| Cracraft, Davis, Davisson, FaTis, Flan-
agan, Guthrie, Hervey, Howard, Jack
son, Lamb, Lynch, Maxwell, Meadows
| Neely, Pownall, Scott, Smith, Summers
and WilkiDsOi-26.
Mr.. LAMB then moved tO adjourn.
The yeas were Messrs. Welch, (Speak.
er,) Agnew, Ballard of Monroe, Ballard
of Logan, Bowyer, Brannon, Burgess,
Cracraft, Davis, Davisson, Fatis, Elan
agan, Guthrie. Hervey, Howard, Jack
son, Lamb, Lynch, Maxwell, Meadows,
Nicely, Pownall, Scott, Smith, Sammers
and WiIkinson-26.
The nays were Messrs. Baker, Barlow,
Carpenter, Chambers, Collins, DOnehoO,
Evans, Farnsworth, Fisher, Flick, Gan
dee, GOtf, Hassler, Hill, Howe, Judy,
Lamon, Mccoy, Miller, Pierpoint, Prizes,
Putnam, Rexroad, Ropp, Sturgiss,
Thomas, Wells and Wheat-2S.
Mr.. DAVIS proposed TO add an amend
ment, and was about to state his amend
ment, when Mr. FLICK raised the point
that the substitute as it stood was not
smendable.
The Speaker ruled that it was in order
to add amendments.
Mr.. FLICK appealed from the dc.
cisiOn of the chair. A two hours dis
cussion followed, interspeTscd by callA
for tho previous question, motions TO
adjourn, table, postpone, rCco nsider,
&c, and by some warm personal expla.
nations.
A vote was finally reached, and the
decision of the chair was overruled.
On sustaining the chair the yeas were
Messrs. Agnew, Ballard of Monroe, Bal
lard of Logon, BrannoD, Burgess, Cra-
craft, Davis, Davisson, Faris, Flanagan,
Guthrie, Hervey, Howard, Jackson,
Lamb, Lynch, maxwell, tMendows,
Neely, Pownall, Scott, Smith, Summers
and WilkinsOn-24,
The nays were Messrs. Baker. Barlow,
Carpenter, Chambers, Collins, Donehoc,
Evans, FarnswOrth, Fisher, Flick, Gan.
dee, Goff, Hassler, Hill, Howe, Judy,
Lamon, Mccoy, Miller, PieIpoint, Pricc,
Putnam, Rexroad, Ropp, Sturgiss,
Thomas, Wells and Wheat-2S.
From this time until late in the after.
noon the friends Of the original bill
fought off the final vote, the division
being generally % TO 26, as on the
Wells substitute.
Finally vote was reached, the ma.
jority succeeded in substituting the
Wells bill for tho original bill, by vote
of q to %, and in ordering il To en-
gTOssmert.
Mr.. LAMB made motion to recon
slider the vote on eugrOssment. pending |
which the House adjourned until Mon.
day morning at 10 o'clock.