The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-23
bill, which has not yet been presented to
either House.

bill, which has not yet been presented to
either House.
GIDEON VERSUS DOGS, a
yLastsss,iop ~ Fin !, Seqi,Sf,
from Harrison, brcuIl9 ab6p weeks
tilie In the snlll BEL dpg l. a I'd
NO prevent be- "a 81 dog ibm 1T!
Ming at large" ia his county He II,
now declared himself the champion u 4
"Dog Law He asserted in his llSech
that one sheep was worth twenty ours
and he was in favor Of q laW-tO mullle,
chain or kill all the dogs in the State,
This perhaps would be well ii it were not
impossible to carry it out. l have a
great deal OF sympathy for all grades OF
men,, md sshdhla4efJ@ regret ID
see a law,Of this kiadiIigidiy snfgECed, y
might be the cause of some Of them
"shualing of the mortal s0it,s,l and 1
wouldn't Ike 10 see ttlt, We hold that
muzzling them would b9 shtfigitpE Tint
j. as far as we can 80 tPff the present,
" .. s!ulA RANlE. LAM y Al Ir4.i 4
Mr.. SeAOn, Of Mason, q. few days ago
introduced a bill to protect eveIylkindoi
bird that tllctk m liHSI from affirming
bird 10 an OstpiChj and IRON k9tydit d
whippOorwill.. He kauOtu1Buii1n the
"bat, Y 5utwGSup poss, thStitNRB ian un-
Intentional oversight oHh6' familid
namC OF the sweodGhuOkS was in thefliStI
but sOmo one who claimed TO have TIhovi
oughlytraihod geological intellect stated
that said animal were hair and walked
on four log, 30 his'Uanle! WIS., stricken
out 7 ~ aIli lal. e lll ia Oh !
haze been waiting for threClor fbnp
daysir some one 70 makes d speech on
this bill and tell mo why Il was otiSrsdi
but no, one has thus far said a word, and
l am still in ignorance on. the tubjCet VI
can very vel uhddEstahd why phGasAntS,
quaiIs and birds Of that character should
be protected BY law, buet can't uhder-
stand why all the btds that inhablt this
latitude shOnld1be inCludodiR the Laws
From The way everybody laughed while
the bill was being read, / thought thhtit
was intended for q sell, but Ihapg stncd
learned that it was presented iHl good
faith. II Is certainly more HFtdiCtlloas
than Flint Locks hog law Of hast session.
To say the least, it Is a very foul bliltldgl
a NEW PRINTING LAW , -, .;
has been introduced in the Senate, Its
dOuble.barrelel in Is object. Il shoots
both ways, ltkHecEs aA the "fat' out "a
the printing business and makes the
Auditor supreme dictator. II 10 desires,
he may refuse % pay n printing RilAs
until the Legislature nSss Or The case u
decided by a Court Of Record, This la
drive at The present p. +. From what \
can learn he is too nice a man 70 DO
mixed up with such bitter partisan
crowd. They want 10 kill him, They
gre determined 70 DO IT. The present
printing Of the State for two years from
the first Of last january under the pres
ent law, But SINCE il has turned out
that the law is fraud and was made for
the benefit Of another man, they have De.
liberately determined to jerk the teat out
Of Mr.. Gentry's mouth BY passing an a
poa GletO law II y Rll OUT Of order, and
Is nothing less than an putFage oRj AZ ,igf
nOcent aud honest man. haYe thor.
oughly examined (he subject and I know
what I am talking about, and ! intend 70
show uptheir ylllSiny. lrr wo j "A,
IIEGENTLEMAN FROM LINCOLN 81,
still occupies front rank He had
something 10 say on everything that
comes up. He says "the pe6ple'd Lin.
coin and the whole State sent him here to
watch the ringers ind the clickers2 !!ahd
keep them from sluashing the! pe6tleIN
He says the galvanized DemocratsHi ire
running thihga their ownway, and that
the lawyers are determined 10 ruin the
State and bankrupt the people. 1Hols
not far out Of the The way, The Vringers
and clickersS have about done the work
for us already. BY another year we will
be a bankrupt people unless things take
n change, NJ 1'. 'Hi 1' i,D-2i 40 ~
MISCELLANEOUS. ,.s, b2a'i
The weather IA very 'Ghahscable.gi II
SHOWS one day, rims ahothpr,r and
freezes the next. Tie Investigating Com.
mittce in tic case Of The Auditor aid
Treasurer will not report before next,
week, II they report IL all They lIdV6
summoned witnesses from nearly evBty
portion q the State, did they afe, wait!
Ing for their arrival. Tho Cdpithl to!
moyal bill b nov b LAM Tie Charlts!
tohiahs proRbse to ihjbi1 the tthoydliSts
and get the matter before the'tbutts. A.
bill has beet offered 10 ply Vie 6wiea Of
the State fIoilsc $4,000 fir The uSe Of
their bHlllihg By tAb State IT "a not
likely TO pass however. Next Friday u
the last day Of tllc session. l,l M6B6G,aj !,