The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-24

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ae P n0 ITa1 law CUss .ne e o. Ply
~ wv anu y ID ine law Guy W. " u.
o1ue, AVER W. W. MniS ILL., msns oH nsFs oeel
uohu s ~ ss ltss Pi ~ o. ~ nvt w
IA lug ~" .oaa sdad QUO os sona w t h'
nssriv aiito, tbs members Snt a e low Y
the IA s,nooI boTSs ohiecied N n hecarss
II was made by the "Radical party,n and
hence went to work to get up a substitute
for II: and what l have given above is the
result OF their labors:5 10 It satisfactory ?
How many people in the State Of either
political paftg are Of the opinion that the
conduct OF the Bourbons in relation 10 The
road law Is iustiiable (? GcSasiHa
b, The adoption Of the old Law, as found 10
| the Code 5proves:one or two things: Il
either establishes the fact that the Demo.
cratic party Ia not capable Of enacting q
crediable road law, or that the six
months, time and $40 OIL spent in fill
clustering was done to extend the session
of the Legislature and rob tho State
| Treasury. One or the other Of these al
| Legations are true. Either one OF them Is
bad enough: both, of them are damnable
To the credit Of the Republican members
Of both Houses, aided by several liberal
Democrats, Dc y saia, tnsy opposea ~ y,
the new lanRlse pms oneieu a1u s'vSu
Dy the law as u was, anu az iass 'ne
bourpons came y, " lnen as = nYuau
a NUT FOR THE REGISTER CORRESPOND =
RNTs.
The Governor, at the instance OF the
Treasurer. has been working for some
DAYS 10 secure loan from banks or
priyate individuals of about SEQ 900, for
The use of the State Government. am
informed BY his personal representative
that he could only secure $500, which
were borrowed from some OF your Wheel.
ing banks. 7=''7'',''
. How does this appear in the face of
statements made by the swarm Of the
Reaster correspondents 10 the effect that
no money has been borrowed at all, and
itthat there ia upwards Of 5000 900 in the
STATE Treasure s,tbjeef 10 draft for all pur-
oosss" al that time it was question
between your correspondent and the
swarm above referred to; but the borrow.
ing OF this additional sum sets Tue prop
osition forever al rest. .a9 -
TAXING SALE Oh, GOODS BY SAMPLES.
There baa heen a huge ffpht In both
,bo1sesS over a bill- proposinp To- tax non,
residents al The State for selling goods, by
esInnIe within West VirpiniaIf The law
in the Code fled their tax Of $3.50, while
The nresent hill reduces II to $50. The
old law was reerarded as unconstitutional
end.wns never enforced and the same OBJ.
iecti5n Swas argued against the present
M; Ills Some vssv fine arpuments were
made arainst he bill but notwithstand.
mo thst fact itInassed the House. and is
naSv bcfore Tho Senate. and viii yery
i;i,e,v. he nassed bv that BODY, In nv
hnmbleopinior the bill is iniudicious and
linaYneaient. y III will rob merchants Of
.g,s NJ ,yainsh,e q. opnortnnlties' 10 purchase
sondsihv ssmnles which, wonld cost them
E considefable sum 10 procure, were they
reouired, 10 witt :. the cities, In person.
There are many other objections to the
hill which will NOT now niention.5 2a
- - 40 E co,1p 3, j .rpppopp1. r1oN
THE TIE; p Da aN a. s . -, t'V $3.50,
1.-The Bethany appEop rietlon repeal was
upin the House this informing, Ms. o.one,
OF Melzeil county, inaue apoWs.u, atgad
men. II po aasef ,Sa. be Il among ,ba best
Ssb bs y h tbat BODY. He d yery quiet
and nnassnming. ami in fact no ons be.
iieyed that that there was muchin him;
Emf his speech OF, this bill Undecided
them -lTtl.i7 ,,5I1l9 i go u
= The bill proposing this repeal was read
4 esecond tfme and II Is thourhti that 1t
viii be passed ms affernoon under 4 sus-
pension Of the rules. "A telegram an
norincinp The fact that MI Alexander
CampbeIl would reach here to- orrow,
and asking that final action on the bill
be moi taket, mill he arrived, was read in
ihe House TODAY. lint Il was without
efJecf. : The I'M, viii pass as sure as fate.
No nerson can I,reyent it, Mr.. Campbell
| IA I'D late IN III Coming. II have tried 10
impress upon The people oil your section,
by kilograms and otherwise, that this ap'
preparation was u danger Pat J! ~ seems zen >
that 4 was WHOM eneGt f.! VIII p .e,, q
consiuelaple snock az, ~. !yos ~ ,a; a
away " spproptiansom tt ~ .o VICE 'a Tho
gwen hel, put y " pounu " sone anS
handwriting. Is leeipie ON me WALL anu
thereas howfneescapeipr" -ggi
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