Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20

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Mr.. ADAMS explained that after lhr
defeat IT thc substitutes, Wluvh hr had
favored hr had thought aud -ald that hc
would not vote Ito hal changed h,~
mind, however. liv had never hHi auy
doubt how he ought tn vote. lie had
never cuusidgTrd the hill constitutional,
hr hgd never thought It Just, hr had
never doubted that Il would make Ills.
rrImIuAtinu worse aud greater than II
now II. tie therefore voted ~ thr meg
atIYs.
Nh. Frrsu-uu, Who favored thu hill,
had paired With Mt. k,rtlsy, who va,
opposed to Il that ~ Mr.. hlrtley being
unable o. be- present, MI Ferguson IL
trained from voting a. au "li,rt
Nit Turner rviraned from voting
against the hill, although hr ruuld not
rnus,irutuusly vote iur Il. until hc
tluud that his vote would not Affect thC
result. tie then voted nu, -, TcCuricd.
President Johnson offered the follow
tag resolution, saying that hc had hcrr-
tuiurr been throwing TUFTS ut grass nov
he PROPOSES 10 throw stones at the thIl.
tuunrr and ohio Railroad Company. Tie
meant to see that this matter dId not
rest until the people at West Virginia
have some relief
Rrsgrtf. That the Committrc uu tho
Judiciary hr instructed tu report tu thr
senate. not later than Tomorrow muru.
Iug. ~ruatc Joint Resolution NJ. -,
authorizing aud lustructlug thc Attorney
Grnyru ut thi, state tu institute such
legal pruyyy,hus, hN Yrtg udroWiO CT
otherwise. m auy ui lhc courts at thI-
state having Juris,h,tIou, against the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company,
iurA a forfeiture ol IT. charter aud vhartvJ.
cd rights.
Mr ncuuis explained that the cum-
mItIrc hSd rrtraiucd truW TvpurtmE the
resolution expressly o. SOC What action
thr ~yuatr should take on thus
hlIl ThyN would nov report
promptly without lhr Adoption at
this resolution. And ~ this resolution,
/ though uot perhaps intended to, scrmcd
I to east surur reflection upuu the OoW.
mIttry. hc hoped the fpsIdcut Wuuld
Withdraw the resolution. rhis Was
/ done. With thu understanding that the
/ resolution should hc WPuTtcd at the
/ next subsequent session. Mr.. johnson
/ sall hv hal snmr doubts IA thr hcgIu-
/ mink as g. Whigh was thc better pTu,c'd'
\ lng. iu the manner PROPOSED by the rvs
! ulut,on. or hy hill The hiil proposed
/ hy him having t,lr,l. hc nov prupuSc,t
I Ia try the virtue ut the other course.
. rhe Scnatc then prnyrvi with the
( routine business ut the calendar, AMI at
/ 4 O'Clock D. NJ. adjourned tor tGc day.
! sgN ,uuRINl S,tNrILLNTGuNG
4 proposition Camr up ia the senate
,r>tepiay to have the supreme Court oi
I Appeals ~ al Wheeling only hereafter.
/ MI Faulkner champiuuci ChariCstONu
/ and the people at that division. tic
! sail that the ritiGens at CharieSioNn
hai spent several thousand dollars i"r a
| library amt other couvcnicuCes lor the
I court, and Il would not b. lalr 10 nov
deprive them OF the sessions at the
Cuurt The bill Mas indefinitely post
pouvd
The discussion Oi the ball to allow
married lSrsous 10 testify lu behalf uI
their "CunSOrts,' caused much amuS,-
meut Yesterday. Mr. Turner SAYS lac
knows nothing about the relations OI
married people, hut he hopes 90 SolnI
day.
Dr. Summers SAWS he has no personal
interest IA the question, present 81
prospective.
Adams saii that TurHer hoped snmC
lay t. be married. but unfortunately
ior the bachelor frOm Harrison county
the woman always has ~ be consulted
on such subjects.
Adams says hs has had numerous
ladies' in Wheeling hAtly assert thai
Dennis Is unmarried, and they woult
not believe him when he politely dis
putsd them. ...