Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-21

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why take that
Again it has been
" Which the builder,
Fumr the head OF the
this The writ ot qin
% 40 the first nobody
y. la, now become the sole
il proposed to proceed upon
,ly that W. have got To- d,
4 and this Is all we can do. l.
~ k,Wycr uu thl, iloorwhO Is sat
i-'--'I iu hi, own mind that this step, i
taken Iu accordance with the resolution
vii, ~urrrvd' Ii not, why adopt it.
L.. Us -iNr ii some consideration, ano
not du this iur the lack OF anything else
tu lu. The senator from Jackson amin,
adyvrtcd most severely upon the mau
agrmvut ui the road. But its Vice Presi'
dent has promised reforms and asked fol
time 10 perfect them. But We
must rush this through without having
the fairness To extend him even a brlci
space This resolution il short, Und
docs not require amendment. We can
act upon il ina very lew minutes, and
80 eau the House There l. therefore II,
need lur this precipitation, and ! move
Mr. President, that tine consideration o
senate joint Resolution No. l. bc post
puurd, and that it hc made the Specia
order Tor next Monday at II o'clock
Nrlluner: Mr.. President, ii we arr
going 10 .dp anything | think We had
better lu ii. ID the Baltimore * Ohio
railroad has any propositions To- make t.
this Legislature, let them come here and
make them. J. iuT one, propose 10 stay
here until tomorrow morning, II neccs
sary. L. finally dispose OF this matter
NE. NEWTON
iN,urcd the motion All Senators ou
this Huur will admit that this Is a queS
tjpu ui crave importance. All the eth.
Irus ul the STATE are deeply interested
in the prosperity and success ot the
h. ~ g. Railroad Company. In my dis
tiyt every citizen i, nearly and especial
u ruuyyrurI. They were among those
Who first complained oi the diScriua
tiuu- prartIyri hy IA, road. But L.
strike a blow that will seriously injure
yr cripple that road, is t. strike direct
blow AZ the welfare ui every one ul
these rit.IruS. tive uS time. Do
not ursr Us tu vote before
W. know what We are voting upon,
We ought To- take time To consider ior
ourselves, ani the people ought To have
time tu express their opinions. We
want tu consult with our constituents,
aul | therefore hope the motion will
prevail, and this resolution g over.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON,
Summers in the chair took the rloor,
AMI said. Mr. President, representing
10 du constituency vitality interested
iucycrvIhing that pertains to the trans
purtatiun uf freight or passengers over
the Il. 4 q. t. L.. lcelimpcll"dto 10 enter
my solemn. feeling prutvSta-ainst delay
iug action uu this question until
th. &. * -. L. L. Co. can scnl ont
along 10, line anal manufacture public
sentiment, AMI have il get up petitions
and rvmuuStrauCv~ and send tclvgramS
hrrr tp members oI this Legislature,
irving Iu influence their votes IN iavul
uI the company. The people have
come iu bitterness to- doubt the power
of this legislature L. afford them relvi
from their upprc>sur, hut they still
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