The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-02

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mcnt 1t gives 10000 to the University
at NTorgantown, $4,000 To. the Hospital
for the Insane, $40, ,000to the Penitentiary,
for purpOsesO Of construction. Il also gives
81, 600 10 McSt Liberty branch Normal
School, $500 TO same at Fairmont, and
$1,000 TO the State Normal School, at
Marshall College.
Mr.. LAMB called up his motion made
during the morning session, to reconsider
tIIc vote whereby the Senate ebill To repeal
the location Of the Capital at Charles.
ton, was rejected, and pending It's con.
sidCration, tho House took q recess till Z
Pm.
EVENING SESSION.
On rc.assembling Mr.. SMITH took the
floor and spoke in behalf Of, Charleston
for couple of hours. he was followed
by Mr.. FLICK on the same side. AtabOut
teteven +. N. Mr.. FARNswoRTH moved 10
proceed 10 a vote on the pending motion
10 reconsider the vote rejecting the bill.
This was agreed 10 by ayes 32, noes -.
The motion TO reconsider was then agreed
EtO blythe following vote. ts; trtif
YFks-N(eitFs, Welch, speakcr,) Baker, Beltz.
hoover, BFann0n, Collins, tracraiI, Davis, Davis.
son, DOuphOO, FarjE, FnrnEwOFth, Fisher, don,
IIeFTey. I'LL Howe, Judy, Lamb. LAmon, Max
we'll, Miller, NeGly PGifpoInt, Price, Rrxfoad'
Ropp, StlrGiss, TCtct, Wells and HhC9tT71S1
NiYS-MessrG. Agnew, Ballard Of MOnrrc,
Ballard Of Logan, Barlow, BowyCF, Burgess, Car
UcntCF, Chambers, EVAns, Flanagan, flick. Gan
| dee, uasSlef, Howard, Jackson, Lynch, Mccoy,
Meadows, PownAll, RAIDER, Scott, smith, BUM
mtrs and WllEinson-H.
Without further action the House ad.
!'pTtg 10 sESATB!i5Ei q!
TUESDAY, March /, 1860.
Prayer by the Boy. GEORGE lIARMAN,
member 6E the Senate. = wv -
A message from the House conniml-
Gated q Joint resolution directing the All
ditor To show in his next annual report,
all the lcvies made by State. county and
township authorities for the current year.
Adopted ,.li5l.3,hI'
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
TO regulate the payment Of salaries Of
teachers In the State Normal School.
To incorporate the West Virginia His
torical Society.
To authorize the trustees Of Perry
chapel In l'arkersburg to borrow money.
TO amend the Code in relation to tho
prnbate of wills. L.s,,..t-,5F;H
TO amend the Code relating to registers
Of births and deaths.
Providing for the payment OFN claim
due p. A. .Snowdcn, Of Hancock county.
To amend the act creating u school dis
trict iii Phillippl.
To authorize the trustees Of Zion
church, Charleston, to sell their parsonage
property. Az.
10 amend the Code in reference 10 al
lowunccs TO county officers. 3i.Etl
Requiring the German language to he
taught in tile free schools Of MNrtlnsburg.
For the relief Of Thos. Ferrcil, late
Sheriff Of Ro8nc county.
For the relief Of JnO. a. j. Hull, OF
Monroe county.
For the relief Of Benz. :. Benson, Of
Writ county. .. .. -.
TO authorize constablcs TO collect fec
bills. .......
10 establish branch Of the Normal
School ut West Liberty. ...-..
To incorporate the Charleston Bridge
Company. .e..p
To authorize ihc city of Wheeling to
borrow money to buy the Gas Works. .
To provide that Sheri(la shall c0llectNll
the taxes a.r
| SENATE Hills PASSED.
To cIlnnge the. time Of holding Courts
in1Ir 9Th Circuit. - u. 7'- -
To enable tho Hampshire s Baltimore
Coal Company 10 build railroads from It's
mines.
The House joint resolution 10 instruct
| the Attorney General 10 Issue proceed
intJ against the MoOrafold e. South
Branch Railroad Company was rccOnSid-
cred and adopted.
i On motion OF Mr. PHELPS,
ReWlrcd, 1'hatthcpageS receive 80 cents
each per diem, extrn.
Mr. DoOIITTLE presented q petition
from John Ferguson and 100 others, Ot
Marshall county, praying the passage OF q
fish law.
Mr.. DOoLITTLE introdncCda u bill for the
relief Of the Marion Mechanical, Agricul'
tllral and Mineral Association. Passed.
MIR. DAVIS introduced iOint'rtsoltl'
tions Eatsinga joint committee to. .Conter
with tho commissioners from Virginia, OH
the Virginia State debt Adopted, MesSrs,
DAVIS, BOREAiAN and IlAMsnEII4 were ar-
pointed on behalf Of tic Senate.
Tho PRESIDENT presented u conmunl'
cation from Judge Nat. Harrison, stating
he had resigned his position and the rcsIg-
nation had been accepted, and his reasons
for doing 30. Ordered printed.
A message from His BXcGllGncy an'
nounced that said Harrison hAd resigned
Mr. GATHER (or Gilmcr) submitted q
report Stating that tho committee had OK
amined the Clerks office. and found that
the Clerk has discharged his duty faith
fully and efficiently AJlJ4I
That Famous September Letter.
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