The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-09

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ing..i'hG Cnnilni Removal RiiI
Passed the Senate and will be
NaiG in the ETOuSG..57 Ballots
For u SENATOR walkers Pros
pects GOod de- NC.
CHARLESTON, Feby. 8 1875.
Especial Correspondence oil tho lnteliIsoncerl
Twenty-Five days Of tho session have
passed and comparatively nothing has
been done. Outol nearly 300 bills that
have keen Introduced III both Houses
barely one has been passed mud has been
enrolled on the Journals rs an Act Of the
Legislature Of 1875. The session has
been, in business point ufview, COM
pletG failure, and IL ia now too Lutte for
the members to exert themselves to &C.
COmplish much during the remaining
seventeen working days. Their several
constituencies will nndUnbtly, at tho ex-
piratiOn Of their teru Of Office ~ law
makers, invite them to step down and
out.
"oND AUTHORIZATIONS 49,,
The usual one thousand and one bills
offered ny tho members to secure MP
preparations Tor constructing roads,
building bridges. &C., have been introduce
ed this session. though IN increased NUM-
DcrS. Some days scarcely anything Is
done n either house but the reading Of
these foolish appropriation billstllat are
never heard IRON alter they 50 TO the mp
pr0priate Committee. But the members
know that 1t would never do to return 10
their homes without having made an Of
tort TO get u "b!g pile Of money" appro-
priateu to buiId bridge over. some
obscure creek, or TO make mud pike
from given point to some other given
point. Bills calling Tor appropriations
Tor not less than S5OO,OOO have been Of.
Tered this term NJ u cost to the State OF
several thousand dollars In time and
printing, and venture to assert that not
ono. Of them Will be passed. To an ex-
perienced legislator II looks like the
height Of folly to cumber the State records
with such trash.
FISHING FOR JvDuEsntP.
A number nj iouaI yontleneu sep;uo
there Is no hone for them TO ever wrnH |
the Judicial ermine" around their backs
unless tho number Of circuits are in
creased, have, through Mr.. WEIGH, Of
Mineral, introduced IN the House Of Del
egatcs an amendment TO the Constitution
OF the State increasing the number Of
circuits to fifteen, and placing another
blackstone on the Supreme Behclt This
II II goes through, will give room for
that large number Of legal iack.lcgs, who
can neyCr,die happy without the title Of
Judgc" to prefix to their illustrious,
names For instance, how would "Judge
WEIGH sound to man who really knows
any law Echo answers, " like u bur
lesque.' The same amendment proposes
70 40 away with County Courts and estal-
a ltsn ~ s1;s,; Gnu D0ata OF Jonlf
p,SNaso III GSca ,%;sS ~ ibo WV" re,,S ST
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COMPULSORY EDUCATION
iSgrowihg. IN popularity AtnCng our law.
makers, II The present body bud the
time, believe they would piss u law
forcing parents to send tlieir children 70
the Tree schools; The COMMITTEES on Ed
uv"t ,S " .;s 'ao t sn,S. t,nlslis u
S,ieb n bill and titsei il, massage XII
said In A hteyi0us letter. il Il Tho univ
salvation i1r trnublicon gnveEnmpni
I've must have stirh n law a. n Nniion
iYS donbly need Il IA a State. Ont iWn.
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