The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28

had claimed that Il & could 20 70 the people
they would vote for IT. be would bring the
issue out once y,
Then there ensued another terrible discuss.
ion, and several wanted 10 know what would
be the result, and Others explained how they
should vote. u. 4
The previous question was demanded by
Nj. Hlldreth, and, II being decided by IN
aye and nay vote Of IL 10 that II should be
taken, the ayes and nays were then had on
Mr.. Roblnson's amendment The result was
% 70 !, Mr.. Hlldreth voting "Eo.m
Then there was row that was appalling.
Order being rettoted for an instant, dozen
voices demanded . reconsideration Of the
vote, which was had by vote Of IS to 10.
Mr.. HildEeth-I move that this Branch
concur with First Branch on this bill,
Who shall describe the scene that followed?
Mr.. Robinson referred to his point made
earlier In the evening about the sections,
but the record showed no action and 1t was
ruled out Of order. Then Kimberly, Walter,
Armstrong Smith, Haberfeld and the Others
cut loose. A Democratic primary WIS no
name for It Mr, Hfidreth stated that bis
motion was an amendment to Mr. Robinson's
amendment. A vote was reached at last and
the Hildreth amendment adopted by vote
OF Is 70 10, thus eoncurring with the First
Branch. Mr.. Kimberly denounced the ac-
ton In the strongest terms, and gave notice
that lie would fight II In the Legislature and
In Council should the bill ever pass and tie
framing Of an ordinance come up
Those voting aye were, Burdatts Clark,
Echstruth, Haller, Htldreth, Hoffman,
l,aughlin, Prince, schockey, Steele, Water.
house, Wingerter and Mr. Presidential.
Those voting no, were, Armstrong, CONNER.
merford, Davis, Grogan, Haberhcld, Kimber-
ly, McGFanahan, Robinson, Smith and Wal.
ter.-l0.
AS soon aS the vote was announced Mr..
Iildreth shouted, u move to adjournw
A dozen voices seconded him, and the ayes
and nays were demanded.
Mr. Smith, demand that the protest OF
this minority be recorded on the books
against the concurrence.
The Chair-You' arc out OF order. Sit
down.
General uproar and confusion.
Mr.. Armstrong-He Is not out OF order. II
the Chair will look at rule o.
The Chair-Sit down-there Is motion 10
adjourn; the ayes and noes are demanded;
the clerk will call the roll. As the gentle.
man moving TO adjourn refuses to withdraw
his motion no other business can come before
the house,
The clerk started 10 call the roll. Mr..
Armstrong; name come first.
Mr.. ArmStrong-I desire to call the atten'
ton
The char-Do you vote aye or noP
Mr.. ArmStrOng-Rule % Is one that think
would allow protest to be entered.
The Chair-Mr. Sergeant, make the gentle.
man take his seat
Lieut., sylyis approached Armstrong, and
putting hand on his shoulder induced the
gentleman to seat himself. As he did so he
said "a vote no."
The motion to adjourn was adopted by q
vote Of IL to II.
Then there was tun-some cheered, other.
swore, and the end Is not yet.
The rule referred TO was to the effect thai
any two members shall have the liberty tC
protest against any ordinance or resolution
they may think is injurious and have the
protest entered on the Journal. This the
Chair. would have recognized had 1t beer
made before the motion 10 adjourn.