Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-22

Who never toll a lac. lheN prODablN
could not appreciate the beauty OF h!'
character.
THE JUDICIARY AMENDMENT
having been reported back from the
House with multitudinOus amendments
WIS taken mp Tor consideration.
senator Tsrr moved that the resolu-
ton be- made the special order for Mon
day, but the senate preferred 10 give a
immediate consideration.
several of the amendments made by
the House were agIecd 10, hut the sen,
ate refused To endorse majority oi
them. The consideration Ct the pro
posed changes occupied the entire after
noon session, aud Vas finished a. the
clock struck six.
Sruator Adams moved that the vote
hy which it was decided to adjourn uu-
tll Monday, be- rtcunsli,rr,l Carried.
Tho question Was then put, and the
Senate by large majority voted 10 re-
main i'm session on Saturday.
Leave OF absence Tor one day was
granted 20 senator Turner; also to the
assistant clerk.
Ou motion oi Mr.. Ferguson, the vote
by which the senate had refused tu ap-
prupriatr money tu improve the ycntl-
htiuu ul the hall, WAS rcconsidercd, and
the appropriation made,
On motion Oi Judge Brown, at
Iourned.
SENATE sQUIBS.
President Johnson was done an alto
scthCr uuiutcutIuual injustice Iu our
account ui Thurs,iay's proceedings.
The thing happened by the accidental
omission ut a paragraph. lu the
course ul his remarks upon the qEu
rprra,i,f resolution, Mr., johnson
said.
why, sir, when the committee were
investigating these matters, right IN the
town where the Senator from Taylor
resides, we found men who were bitter IN
their dcnuuCiatIons of the B. Il q rail
road company ia private, but who re-
fused u come before the committee AMI
testify against the company, because
they were afraid Il would crush them
and iuiurr their business.
Mr. Woods here interrupted the
speaker Mr. President, | would like
tp ash the gentleman why hr dld not
cite them before the senate lur con
tempt
Mr. Juhusuu's 5 answer L. this Was ina
some vuuIrcuuntahlc way lett uut. lie
explained that these parties were rN-
ru-gl from trstityius because there VA,
"a ~uiHgirury ut testimony without
theirs, and IL was not the desire ut the
committee tp compel them to appear
contrary a. their wishes.
u Was proposed by the Newton sub
-J.tutr iur the text book bill o. exclude
Wheeling from the regulations ut the
hW lu rrgaud tu books Adams moved
tu exclude all the counties ia hI- dis
trl,t. Judge Brown did not believe ia
discrimination ia anything. Ii this WAS
20 privilege hr demanded that Il hr rN-
tended tu the counties hc represented
pr. Lowe thought Nctlrl county, aud
tho others ut hi- district, were as much
entitled tu exemption as the big city
ut Whceliu'.' Il ended by none 81
them being excluded
\ plan aud projection ui the proposed
cattle pens OF the T.. so. company at
Baltimore Is displayed M tho senate
chamber. MIR MC,,rrw SAY, the Nrua-
tor, arc Interested ia It, a, they all cN-
pr,t To- move there at the CLOSE ut this
session.
Mr. Turner remarked yesterday that
ur utrudrjcd a. go home In the even
Iu. aud stay over To- Monday, ami hv
hJi therefore attempted to iiud SOME
senator who favored agreeing tn thc
made to thr Judiciary re-.
solution by the House, that hc might
"pJir' with him; "hut SAID he, "u"t
uuc IMAM would pairWith me- "Nvli,
,lli judge Brown, gotta aiy t. pair
with YOU.