The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-21
Auact to amend and re-enact the

second section of an act approved
March 25th, 1873, concerning the re-
moyd of distractions from the South
Braseh river and two OF its tributaries,
Anact to provide for holding circuit
courtS where from any cause the judge
shall fail to attend, or if in attendance
cannot properly preside.
Au-act to secure to the State OF West
Virgiaia re presentation in the House
of Representatives, at the meeting OF
the Fbrty.Third Congress Of the United
States.
An act giving the consent OF the Leg
islature OF the State OF West Virginia
to tae purchase by the United States OF
IIand.witbin this State, for the public
purposes.
An act 10 confer additional jurisdic-
ton upon the circuit courts.
An act 10 provide for the sale OF es-
ch eafed, forfeited and uueppropriated
lands, for the benef! OF the school fund;
and
Joint resolution. requesting onr Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress to
ask the psssa:e OF an act providing for
a session OF the United States District
Court at Msrtinshurg.
II "Tomahawk"-thst butcher OF
truth-vho lies through force OF habit
rather than maic!ousness, for his men,
dacity, (iike the mans who said the
horac wes seventeen feet high)
| is 50 broad that it does
20 harm-,was in the Senate
on Thursday last, besides heariug come
thing to his moral advantage, he had
his "har" raised otherwise than by such
wespon "a lie nom dc plume Judge
Camden, rising to question Of privilege,
aud rsciting the reports OF "Tomahawk'
from tie M.t!Ggeucsr, to-wIt: That
Senator Bennett had declared the
treasury bankrupt. and that he Cam
deny mad begged him to retract as II
might hurt tue parry" pronounced the
rpp)rt false i. to:,. Tnereupon the
lad e "weut for thai heather in terms
s!yase euough even for "Tomahswk.
Seoa;ors Bennett and Johnson coincided
With tue Jude tha, Tommy had scalp
ed the truth, AMI reduced lying TO a
s".ruCc.
Tbc iaot j.. -nIator Bennett did de-
clare IA. ta. iJni set apart to pay
current exycrs1s (not the treasury was
exhausted, aut no one mpiored him TO
retraCt the rcmor%. This IS usual at
this period Of the f-cal year. Under
Radics, rule it wa- rot only exhausted
but became indebted from fifty to sixty
Thousand dollars every year. When
the Democratic party came into power
the fund tor current expenses was IA
deb;ed $50 .0O0 just about the Cost o.
the registration law that year; in other
words the people had paid taxes into the
General School Fund to educate the
children OF the Safe, AID the pro-Crp-
tionrsts stole $4,000 Of that fund, -
pay reg strars; drtraudrd the child to d'5'
franchise the father, "seeihing the kid 10
IN the mothers milk For, had ia"
State fund been used for legitimate pur'
,koses, and Sot to declt!EeBize the peo
pie. mere "ouid n@'s T,e" Nv GS"''
OF 500 o0O 10 me nS''e r ""F' a ~ ,L,
ocrs;ic Ham'H,stTa''on M, stG Ts7 pa ~ o. 'I'7
legacy, o, F2o''oo l.ls 'e'' oy .ne "a Ir'' H.
men'e1 y loI" hsPN"''.@' p"''! ,:'' 80
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the FeoP'e o. P'oscL.P..,' '.."' -.
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