The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-22

torn and scattered lfagmenfs 81 line CON,
stitntlon and concentrate them In tiit
pure channel Of freedom and equal rights
We are mutually opposed TO all, come
from where they may, who have hereto,
fore, are now, or may hereafter attempt "a
build themselves up by placing the iron
heel oil oppression upon the necks of theiI
fellow citizens, We cannot stop to consult
with those who are still lOunglng around
the dead carcass Of the late cruel war. buj
Join hands with those who leave the past
behind and look forward with smiling
faces beaming with hope and Joy at The
bright prospects of the future Of our State
and government" N.H
For Clerk Of the Senate Mr.. Carpei
nominated Mr.. Joseph 8. Miller, of Cahell
county, and on motion Of Mr.. Gather he
was declared unanimously elected.
MIR, Miller appointed Mr., Albert w
Knots, OF Marion county, rs his assis.
tant. BIZ
For Sergeant,at.arms, Mr.. Stollinp
nominated Mr.. N. s. Clark, Of Wood
county, and on motion OF Mr.. Scoot (ol
Rltchie,} he was declared unanimously
elected. gig .rr 7.
For Doorkeeper, Mr.. Kline nominated
MIR. Augustus Boil, OF Boone county and
on motion Of MIR. Gold, he was declared
unanimously elected.
Messrs. Percival and Z. A. Cunning.
ham were elected Committee Clerks.
Mcssrs. L. Moore and A. G. Dayton
were elected Pages.
The House was informed of the orga.
nization OF the Senate, by Messrs. Parker,
Scott Of Raleigh and Stollings.
On motion Of Mr., Scott, OF Richie, the
rules OF the last Senate were adopted for
the government Of this.
On motion of Mr.. Alexander, the Presi.
dent Of the Senate was directed 10 invite
the ministers of the city to open the ses.
sions olthe Senate with prayer.
On motion Of Mr.. Kline
ReSOlrei, That e. w. s. Moore, late
Clerk OF the Senate, be allowed five days
per diem and mileage.
John NJ. Phelps, Secretary oil the State,
presented the annual message of the
Governor. MO-
The Senate took q recess. ...
AT u O'Clock, p. N. the Senate re.aS.
sembled.
The Governors message was read and
on motion Of Mr.. Wilson, laid on the Ia,
BILE and the usual number ordered printed
Onmotion Of Mr.. Wilson, ordered thai
after tomorrow the Senate meet ut II
A. NJ.
Adjourned until tomorrow at half. past
two +. NJ. .H.4
HOUSE OF DELEFATEs.
The House was called to order at 1Ot A,
NJ. by w, J. Burdett, Clerk of the House
and was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr..
-. The members were duly qualified,
On motion Of Mr.. Rollyson, the rules oil
the last House were adopted for the gov.
eminent Of this.
The election OF Speaker being first in
order, Mr.. Rollyson nominated DR.. A. e.
Summers, and Mr.. Dawson nominated
Mr.. Charles w. Bishop.
Dr. Summers received 40 votes and was
declared duly elected Speaker of the
House, and was escorted to the chair BY
Messrs. Sturglss, Grantham and Rollyson.
He accepted the position In few appro-
pirate remarks.
For Clerk Mr.. McKennan nominated ].
BERNARD Peyton, and on motion Of Mr.,
Sturgiss his election was made unani.
nous.
For Sergeant.at.arms MIR. Stout nomi.
mated John w. Homer, and on motion
OF Mr. ROllyson he was declared duly
elected
For Door.keeper Mr.. Bennett nomi.
mated s. II. Campbell, and on motion Of
MIR. ltollyson he was declared duly elected
The Senate was then informed OF the
organization of the House.
The following boys were elected pages
Masters d. W. Beach, Calvert Lewis and
L. NJ. Estelle.
A joint committee consisting Of AIessrs
Wilson and Baker on the part of the Sen.
ate, and Messrs. Barr, McCown and Stur.
glss on the part Of the House, were
appointed TO wait on the Governor and
inform him OF the organization of botl
House.
On motion Of Mr.. Pritchard,
ReSolned, That the House elect thret
committee clerks.
j. M. Phelps, Secretary of State, ap
peared at the bar OF the House with Inc
annual message of Governor ]. ]. Jacob
The House then took recess until
$3.50 =. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At2:S0 p. NJ. the House reasscmbled and
and the Governors message was read.
On motion Of Mr.. McKcnnon the mes,
sage was laid on the table and the usual
number ordered printed.
Adjourned.