The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-27
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CNUD1EU AUhlN
ExTEssioN xAfLs oNoE MORE.
rhis Time Both uouses lsetset IA Long
psbats In ZACH without Psresptlhls
Assalts-Ihs sa.ae Ola an alas.i.
Pro and Cora Poliaeai nrseis.
The question Of extending the legisla;
i've session beyond the constitutional
limit WIS considered in the senate yester.
day afternoon. Nj. arcreery proposed
an amendment limiting the extensiontto
ten days, which,sas adopted.
Senator Flonrnoy advocated extension;
he considered 1t neeessasy. Much yalua-
lie work was uniinished which buta few
DAYS more would complete. This lsegislas
ttifehad worked faithfully and aboriously,
int questions had been considered which
necessarily had taken much time. Mr..
FIonrnoy again referred 20 the annexation
ptK IN 80 .saiI
'ilsstvs.y t ~ IN, n,
Senators mot to allow the party whip TO
drive them into opposing extension
: Z Mr.. Floyd also favored extension be-
lieyine IL 70 be 10 the interests Of the PEG:
ne. lie said 1t was the current talk
eyorywhere that II this Legislature cd:
ibnfs to-day at noon q special session will
ps hees''s q 70. $50 -.''
tsi,sS q. a NoN.r y lllH " sytlEs" a
Mr. Arnold SAID he had entered this
body as o Senator, not as o partisan.
While he was q Republican, he hadgoy
erned his conduct not by political motives,
but for what he thought wat for the best
interests Of the people. He had given the
pending question consideration for sew
efal DAYS, and was yet open TO conviction,
III he believed that partisan feeling could
now ~ . aa as III ;ndsins n, t,s n ,Ss
y, ~ eenId not baIieye tbis III any SerStol
hsd I Given ssnressionon this tioor 10 poiit
;eoI issIino sthe Senator from 1 III fapshirt
T hi was That man. Repeated Nc
temnts lad been made to pass laws which
World ri ri MT inure 10 lie good of the whole
ns sS mi IL further the interests q IN
.a,poc,a H. In Tie ;Ho1se Of Dale
r,,es Si,efs lie PARTIES were altnos
s.sn1v IividedI ones RepubIican and fonl
Nam Scrats mi been appointed ON The
cnmn,itfee 10 select important measures
nv y na nenIinoanil demandfngatte THE
t,Ins IN sths committed rooms Will SHOW
,shs.a rasolntions and,biIls presented ,by
RsSnhlicans having anypoiitical bearing
heYs hesn bnrisd "a zee no resurrectior
dnrine the lie Of this session. 49,
M BORGESS. demanded To know whaj
measures n. had bderl 81 disposed 81 in Tic
fnI;c;ery Con,mittee. and Mn Arnold yery
e e told him al several :
: 1AI. Ma yeerv' defenfie,i 4lle Democrats
from IRE charge q partisan legislation ant
cpnI,l'Ls fasseti IN a few DAYS extension
S = I I Z 3 "a %. 5T j
NO ARGUMENT FOR EXTENSION
Mr.. Smitlisdid not claim to- be 80 purt
and non.partisan that he could lay BIZ
politics off one day and put them on ths
next. But lie desired now TO diyest him
self OF any partisan bias and lookat Till
question: la the light Of the bAst interests
Of the people. He had heard no real argl
ment in fayorof the extension. He deiieC
any Senator. to show him any measure
panding, worth the expenditure oil th,
thousands OF dollars involved IN an exte !,1
ae-s ,aa, held hseIs fos naFnose Time
w was N@asted on Them. n this i eeislatur.
Ie a5 'matShere IN Jannary. 5nassed ,the M
,,r ,,S hills and atIionrned. tbe,
World have immortalized themselyes! III
r .Te " he,ntterancesI of tbe 3politica
ns a5i nrior "a Inc 0ctober7 ele6tion. am
fsad tI,e resolution on .,Semptions passef
~ the Gbarleston Democratic convention
Il Anil last The neopie want relic
from The burden al .taxation they wan
hetter 1nalify az Sleeislation. NOT create,
Sn utr ~ . b II II I Z u
NY Nj n bnrn relatea the circumstances
srrronnS;sg el,ia resolnt;on In expnr,et
rom m, ti,s record The frotest of'SirI Eiovd
iyh;cI, resolniion was smothered IN I'M
Isd;eiaryS Gnmmittee. He nroeeedel int
a nn;et arp,iment, AGAINST extension. .He
sai5I there were Nils nending which: h
ba Itbonsjt could 'hei nassed he wonld
STAY 'hsSe Hi the ART III lime One a
These was the biIlito sreenlate CHARGES on
the r Z q railroad, q -
N ny Rnrbess defended The Jadieiar,
rommittee' esrs = = : = : : :
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Mr.. Someryille very warmly defended
the Senate from the charge olhaying &C
complished nothing. He accused the Re
pubiicans Of having schemed 70 consume
ne y tune q lhe senate not .qr me good 9
tns pe9Rls pls y ny a.p;hc; Petty
st; stltet 1oh tssus NM. ti., W ".
SAD tnat ~ haa Two fesoluLons seeplng Y
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