The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-05

and noe vote. lie tnen OH5Ieu MS IebO-
luton postpOning action until the l7th day
OF March, and directing the Clerk Of the
House TO hand all the reports over 10 the
Attorney General. This oil course was
out Of order-the first time Democrat
was ever known to DO out OF order The
programme now is 10 take 1t up again,
1 likely tomorrow, and carry out the for
mer Intention and decision Of the eau
GUS" No greater evasion or shifting OF
duty was ever brought TO my notice, and
no greater wrong could be per,
petrated on the Attorney General
than the reference of thisEn mat
ter 10 him, and no act Of his whole
term will elicit as severe criticism alter
his opinion Is delivered, let that be what
II may as his decision on this motion; but
then this Is the happy family and should
"dWell together In unity"
l had almost forgotten my friend
Knots OF Marion, who rose solemly and
surveyingly from his seal, ct the same time
taking of his overcoat and laying II aside
with care, buttoned the lower button on his
frockcoat, and assumed the legal mein OF
Charles O'Coner. At this juncture you
could hear the mice nibbliDg cheese In the
neighboring garrets, there was such o
bresthess silence. He doubted the legality
of the Jacob Granthsm Committee, he
believed Walker was an innocent man, he
could not vote for any Of the reports and
be thanked the audience for their atten:
ton. Alter he had said his little piece and
sat down the members and audience COM
menced breathing again, and there were
no deaths by the suspension so far as l am
The Committee raised 10 visit the Salt
Sulphur Springs in Monroe county,t to CON
vert into an Insane Asylum, left on the
train Yesterday. The Committee consists
of Senators Summers and Price and Dele
gates Bradford, Tompson and Farms.
worth, with Davenport Withrow and
Yswter, BY invitation Of the parties Who
are interested in making the location OF
hospital in that place.
The bringing up the printing matter at
this time looks a little suspicious lor some
Of these gentlemen, getting away when
the battle had fairly commenced, was Ger
tainly good generalShip l submit, MIR.
Editor, II it would not be a good idea TO-
make the purchase and that the Commit
tee recommend that the Legislature be
the first insane that be admitted into the
Asylum.
The Wheeling Register Of the cath, was
received here night before last, and Il was
not long before you could hear and feel
that there was leader In It, You would
have laughed TO see how the few copies
that,are received here were passed arodndi
and when the editorial on the late resolu:
tons Of the democratic Convention"
was digested, you could hear something
whiz in the shape OF anathemas, almost
blue in imagination, against Lewis Baker
and the DID Register. That he had made
all out Of Camden there was to be made;
that he wanted the Democratic party TO
buy his paper, but that they would see
him id first; that the Democracy was
going to start new paper right away and
will cut off the Register, and many other
invectives that would lead one to think
that this would be an unhealthy place Tor
the former President Of tho Senate, and as
we have coffee and pistolsn ordered oc'
casionaIly here now, would admonish
your neighbor not 10 visit Charleston IN:
Ill the storm abates q little, and the stock
all taken for q new organ what Is an or
gan: one that will shout up the Demo-
cratic Legislature Of 1928, and sing ho-
sannas over the Fee bill act; over the In.
famous, venerated Jury bill, and make
every one OF the faithful great, wise and
experienced lSw.msker. Il might then
be safe for Mr.. Baker to visit the land oil
blue birds with less than fly men as
body guard. o,.
The report Of the Conference Commit
tee on the Jury bill Is another ofthe jun
bles that are prevalent in the present Leg.
islature, and indicates that they don't
entirely "go it blind" so far as the new
constitution Is concerned. They propose
TO leave the manner Of selecting Jurors to
the "venerated fungus" the county courts,
and let each county decide for itself, fol-
lowing in the train Of the recommends
tions OF that instrument In reference to
county organization. Is there no RELIEF Tor
such injudicious management 1.-THE leg
islation for the State, This will cause q
great many changes Of venue TO get into
a different cline with particular cases.
The Senate and House agreed TO the re.
port of the conference gcommittee, and
this is anothe victory for Gideon. He runs
the machine, and by the time all the work
is completed necessary to put IN force
the new constitution, any one wishing
TO read or examine the laws OF antiquity
can do so without digging around and
through an old dusty and rusty library,
but by enqulriug for the acts OF the Leg
stature Of 1928. They will be in,perhapS
little better type and printed on much
brighter paper, but more confused and
duplicated than the ancients could have
made them. l.,
Senator Scott, Of Richie, made a strong
argument against the report Of the con-
iefenceI committee and brought In . mi:
nority report, but nothing y considered
Of any value that Is proposed by q Repub'
liCan. :,
The Senate are providing for the Audi.
tor to suspend the assessors, or appolnt
them in case Of suspension death or resig'
nation, taking the power out OF the
County Court to appoint and giving II to
Auditor until the next regular election.
The office Of Auditor Is assuming q very
prominent position under the new regime
The peruuisites Of his Office are being in
creased in tho bill in reference to lnsu-
rance until you may expect a regular
army Of candidates hereafter for that Of
fee, and the enlargement Of his duties, as
matter OF course will call for aud in
crease Of attaches, until the office Of
Auditor will be preferable to that OF
Governor. lcEBouND.
Correspondence Of the IntOlligsneer)
CHARLESTON, February, 28th 1873.
Since the late diGelGinlsr by your "regu.
lar paid" correspondent, which was intro
duced in the House Of Delegates by Mr..
Bradford, a leading Democrat and which
gave rise to quite number Of castiEstlons