The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-07
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Proceedisgs and Vote in Senate.
The iollosipg are fhs proceeding hsd
on the captsl bill sbsa itJxss bstor,
the Senate on Wednesdsy-the day il
met its death:
| Mn Camdeuo from Ii a etCennitnson
the Judiciary reported back
| House bill l6. to remove temporarily
the seat of Government TO the city OIL
Wheeling. 10 the scounty17ot O ,io, aud
directing the Governor and other State
officers to make necessary arrangements
tor the same. TTTs VtiEIIHl'
The bill MAS upon it's pecord reading
and was PLACED. .upeu4thS esleodar = A
question as To the proper place for it to
occupy upon the calendar arose, and tbe
point was decided by, the Precedent. who
ruled that it should, be- placed st the
head OF the calendar under the head OF
bills upon the second reading, and Il at
the question the5eoo Wa thst Of order
ing the bill 70 the third reading. -
From this decision Mr. Sherrard ap-
pealed. 20 the 'sSsnste. ,clfining thai
Senate bills upon the same reading at
all times took precedence over House
bills unless under ~ ssuspensiou OF the
rule by a two thirds vote.
House bin 80, the special order Of
the hour, coming up Sti6i o'clock,
cpon call OF Mr. Wstker, the further
consideration ofthedCaprtAl bin or che
preliminary poiu.s leatrug to It's COP.
siderstion. was postponed until alter
noon. e. Go7 Isl 0fDRE no
Mr.. Hall, Of etzsll. moved the post.
ponement OF the special order untA 4
o 'clockP. H. .19J III 19'Jh N~V'~o'
After q considerable amount OF dis.
cussion among Messrs. Sumrners, Walk.
er, Scott and Sherrard against the mo-
ton, and Messry, Hail. of We'zel.
Jacob, Bennett, Cuuhinghsm and, Blsh-
op Tor it, Mr.. Summers moved TO lav
the motion upon the tible, and de.
msndad thereon the ayes aud noes, aud
these being tsken,the sDotiou to table
prevailed by q vote o. Ia to IL.
The Senate therenpou proceeded TO
oonsider the special order, thai being -
before note !. the bill concerning delin-
one ncies, and the land assessment sys-
tenn OF the State. r - -, .,,,.,n, o..
After a short time, recess was tsken,
to meet at 225 o'clock r.k.'' -'-'a1
.. AFTERNOON SESSION. fr
The two appropriation bills'coming
up an the special order, st 81 O'clock,
both we're postponed. on Mr. Bsnue,ts
motion, until nine o'clock the next
morning. rq-. rND yC. - g
The question theu recurring upon the
appeal Of Mr.. SUN nners, trorn the Pres
ideol's ruling, 8 sharp discussion upon
the points involved in the d'scus,i on,
took place; and in the course !ot this,
Mr.. Hall, OF Welzsl, demanded the pre-
vlous question. - .H' Hr,' -.... .". d"
Mr.. Summers appealed to the msgns.
nimity and sense o. justice OF the Sem
ate, to defeat the call for the previous
O ,estion, which wonld cot of all argu
nent upon the question at issue; and
demanded the ayes and poes4 s 4 I T.
Mr. Cunningham sad be had never
voted for a call for the previous ques
ton, and he should not thsn do 90.
Tne vote resulted iu the defeat Of the
call, 7 to II, aud thereupou ensued q
vigorous argurne ent as 20 the appesl and
it's attending adssddns By Mesrs.
Summers, Gdstod, Sferrstd and Wal
krr for the spptsl, suu Mr.. CanningI
ham and others against it.
Upon the final vote, the President
wa sustained by aavote Of IL to 10.
The Capital question being before the
Senate, Mr.. Sherrsrd moved to amend
by inserting imtead Of the 26th day q
December, 1872, the lat Of May, 1873.
as the date at which the bill shoald take
effect. "Im 80 -. "''.. D., >. 49,
Pending further copsidersion OF the
bill and amendment Mr.. Blakemore
moved to lsy the entire proceeding upon
the table. Upon this motion, al
The ayes were: % ~ - -"
Messrs. Blskemors, Caldwell, Dick
enson. E.s,bsn, sGu,toh McDopsld,
Shelton, Sherrsrd, Summers, Vswt.r,
Walker and Wilkinson-l2a
The noes we're Messrs, johnson.
(President,) Bennett, Bishop, Camden,
| Cunningham, Hall Of Barbour, Halt tot
We,sel, Jacob, McClasksy. Price and
Scott-ll. T." 'p 30 80 -
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