The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-16

l6sirs" I,ry,s.aIure,S &c.
,o..-esDopdence OF the Register.
CHARLESTON, December 9.
,o., the entire day was spent ii
S.,s,e in discussing who was L
D' ..r, the First Senatorial Distric
= lbs, honorable body.
II, following resolution offered 3,
II. Hall. Of Wetz:l, gave rise to tn
o,.,r,.d That the report of the Com
.. H on Privileges and Election
n..S n.S;,s the rights OF the claimant
loaS" me first Senatorial District t.
r'n n this body be recommittei. will
80, :..aS,ions 10 fully investigate th'
';'.1" 2,.",s returns and qualifications o
',i'I ~ cIs,mauts 10 seats in the Senate
~ mort VINO are 20 elected and quail
~ " sod said committee is hereby au
~, -,.i 10 send for ballots, persons and
".'i, In, debate was had on the reso
..,o iniugei in by almost every
-.nb.r Of the Senate, not one OF whom
-'.,,nsd the law in relation to the
~,r.ris the sane l'ght, or expressed
:. - Am, opiuiou. The resolution was
n, voted dawn, the vpte standing
1r1 Tn19 Mr. Price. of Marshall then
-,r.i - mat Mr.. A. J. Pannell be al
I,ri 10 quality aud De sworn In as a
-,nbpr of the Senate. Another
't,,iy va" was had on this motion.
". B!akemore then moved that the
natter be laid on the table. which
y. carried by the following vote:
lves- Bishop, B'akemore, Gran
ham (iusron, MrClaskey, Mcdonald,
>yl,on, Shprrard. Summers. Vawter,
Wsker and Wilkirson-l2.
y,ys-Brnnett, Caldwell, Camden,
D,,:n.on Eastban, Hall, Of Wetzal,
Hall OF Barbour, Jacob, Price, Scott
vi President JohDson-ll.
The subject was then made the
r,,isl or!er of the dav, at .
O'Clock Wednesday. There is no doubt
b, the Capital questio" is controlling
,levoes of some o. the Senator'S in this
,ng,rrant ma ter. They are keeping
e. First Senatorial District out OF a
.p.Psents i've it is iusrly ard legally en-
md u, AMI il is done tor no other
prp,se than TO prevent one more vote
b.as cast tor the removal OF the Csoi-
Ia. General PanrelI, who holds his
Certificate o tlecuon. has certainly a
..ht 10 occupy seat in the Senate,
until that holv decide- who i the Sem
s.or, or whether sNolher election be-
come, necessary. 1t would have re-
!)a1ed more TO >eua'OrJac b s credit. it
he mad not, in the position he occupies,
been such an earnest aivocste OF the
cams o. NJ Gu nrngham. He should
lave consulted the interests OF the p.o-
pc he represents, rather than his in-
l.Siiusl pre- erence.
Very l'ule was done in the House to
iav. The report Of the Printing lh-
vestgating Commits on has been printed
sli WAS on the desks OF the members.
Iii; quite voum'nous document and
! !. bet something handsome that there
won't be FIVE members Of the House
Pad the report through. On motion o.
d. Thompson the rep'rt was referred
,0lbe Committee on Printing. S)me-
tine after the motion to refer the re-
P1F had been made and carried, and
T-rgbdy hsd forgotten all about it,
Campbell, OF KanaSha, who has just
'eurred rom a visit to his beloved
cJn:slruency," came 10 the conclusion
inss the disposition made OF the report
va: Dot strictly in accordance with par
Lamentsry u-sges. II there is any
one lhns more than another that
Campbell Is good on it is "parliamen-
;,'y lssges lie can give Cushing OF
''1arson nine pIrn's out OF ten in q
g,ue and beat them on that subject.
bespoke for about twenty minutes, sus
III Hng what he called a point Of
C'is!" When he finished the House
9i'''Iy went TO work and without TAX.
las cognizsnce OF what he had said
f'0sacIed other business. This kind
y i'e'tmen, don't make Campbell ieeI
sI ataII He only wants an oppor
'anuy to indulge in little chin music
a. : he is happy.
Ine resolution offered bv DR. Thomp
sn requiring all bills passed by the
L's'alure 10 have a majority of al
'a' members OF the Legislature, anc
Sn'ch caused so much talk last Fri
a'!' was withdrawn by that gentleman
~'ay, alter some debate. Dr. Hull
l'n W If.red a resolution OF respect tc
we 's'e Horace Greeley, which wal
UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
lie hlII TOT the removal Of the Cap
~ VII come ~ on its second reading
"mOFFow. Both removals" anC
aail removals" claim that things ar
81 nsht, 80 il is hard TO tell which
I'e viii be fooled. The weather ha
Vsen bitter cold here to.dav, and it i
s5oefaIly expected that we will have
'ao'her freeze up. w. II. T.
CHARLESTON December 10.