The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-12
West Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TnrRsDAY, November II, 1876.
MORNING SESSION.

House convened al 10 o'clock. The ses.
:, .oa wa, opened with prayer by the Rev. i.
N'hendree Kelley. The following biIls
Et,eolctcd and referred rs follows
N,B. 9iO, by Mr.. Campbell, authorizing
'ptcill terms Ot the County Court for The
elimination Of persons charged with frl.
lny refer rel to the Committee on jim.
i.tly
H. Ban, by Mr.. Stewart, amendinrond
'e'ealrling section q Of chapter lV3 Of The
Hol l,i!-5, referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary. wv y"
u B?i!, by Mr.. Ice, approprintipr 81.
g'o ,.,' ALL in building bridge over lie
y, ,Aey River, al lsealinyton, Barbour coun.
y iely'Fed to Committee on Roads and
u B.!i3, by Mr.. ChidCstcr. re.enncting
"!ia lVoi chapter i63 Of the Code, re-.
,,.l 10 the Committee on Judi.
u ~, by Mr.. Reynolds, OF Mer.
'Fpropriating $1,000 for furnishing,
,"l.n! ! aud purchasing apparatus, nnI
a., Improvement Of the grounds Of the
U'lIsh Normal School at Concord, in the
.S4I'y W. ot Mercer, to be expended under
R.,,.I NJ ua,et!lon Of the Executive Committee.
"ijyItga ~ Il, 10 the Committee Oh Education.
IL. Ii,,Nson ,,n called up House tnle No. 07,
,,.., %' ,poNs i IN favor Of the proposed amend.
%.. .I VI ,he same, requiring vote Of two.
.,i,t, .,i.T ol me members present to suspend II
mn ,,,y '"i,'e9d OF majority. The gentleman
r,.,sVlvu p,.,, to show that the Democratic
,y, wy ,." .o"gsupleda very critical position. The
s,,m,e .e,e IN an almost hopeless state Of
tialo9' The magistrates and even the
- VI lhe Supreme Court were wrcst.
.,s ,., Nllh the bluudCrs Of the Legislature
giSii 70 remedy them to some extent. II
M M lazy, .,'a shc intent Of the Legislature ut
isfsS,.. i'. session to thoroughly remedy the
N.Y. ,.G oi the laws, but the session had
Il ,s. ,s, Na9 absolutely nothing accomplish.
S,-,",'y Ihe election OF United States
,a,,Vt ,S',. and the removal Of the Capital, at
va ~ 70 The State Of S65,OOOo or S7O,bOO. II
Sion ,ba,s "vs accomplish something at this scs.
AZ n s.n.o' r.o'e Vhoarc sitting in thishall to-day
.,.,,ehaIives OF the people will never
,4li t,v lSAin III the same capacity, my.
,ss .' ,Ia, Ia,e not bill on the calendar, hut |
M Ci... w., everything is in confusion; even
Sss,Ia. S'srA cannot tell what bills stand on
,il.ii ,"elch opposed the motion, saving he
by n. WWtemcmbcrasinglc scene mentioned
y,;ss., s', ,,,on. Mason. lie favored the Democratic
So.iE S+1RM lhat the majority should rule.
eb,l,'. ,rv1neT Monroe Mr.. Farnswor,h in the
,oE any Ne"rs. Wooddcll and Campbell
n,i,ot a. iayot Of the motion.
lion ,sS SSy'Htnscr !tnscr called the previous ques.
II II. "na va 'he motion was adopted,
lors,,,;u l,, ;uooi announced, rs Chairman of the
10 to,.S,,,glsi'ng W, Committee, that he wns yenJv
byg.s,u.'.l I6c rcportto their House, signed
,tIi Stewart SnidCr, Carlilc and him.
Il II, ~ y. hldowney stated that the minor,tv
Pf,cSe, Je committee, consisting Of WesT1
10 J mSI BIakemorc and himself, desircd
r,alI lSI0inN IN minority report, which tbey
mjS,U Ue prepared to do tomorrow. III
"'e0Ileagucs Of the minority did moi