Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

President Cruise said the Board, ectlpl
1nder the advice Of its counsel, had deci
led such right existed.
Mr.. McNsll-Where can / find the Law
on the subject?
Mr.. Ewing then made statement, say
ing on the previous day he had been in
clined to advise the Board not to bottle
with the exceptions, but after he had ex
amired o late decision, in 10Th W. Va.
ne had come to the conclusion such bill
would be proper, if properly made ont
While the right might be questioned, h
hougbt il would be better io- the BoarC
to sign the bill, which could do no harm
RSils that course would save a good deal
Of time.
Mr.. Mcneil was not employed
Mr.. Hugus grilyl-Then what ar
you doing here?
Mr.. Mcneil [p!acidly Pm not talking
20 Mr. Hugus.
Mr.. Hugus [hotlyl-Well, 1 want t.
20 know what you are doing here, if yoU
are not employed?
Mr.. Mcneil [cslmly MIR. President,
lon't care to be interrupted.
Mr.. Hugus-I insist on knowing.
Mr.. McNell-Mr. President, may pro
ICED?
President Grpse-That will do, Mr.. HUI
Jus; that will do.
Mr.. McNsll-I WAS going on to say, when
[ WAS interrupted, that | was not employed
in this case until two days after pIOceei-
lngs were ipaugurated, and have had NJ
opportunity to examine the authorities Of
look into the question. Mr.. Hugus may b
right, but would like an opportunity t.
look INTO the matter, and would AJAX thu
Court to lay it over until Monday.
Mr.. Hugus-As q matter of fact, tina
hill was examined by Mr.. Riley yester
day.
Mr.. Riley beg your pardon, I did 10
xamips il.
Mr.. Hugus-DiJn't you examine il?
Mr.. Riey-I did not.
/ Me-. Hugus-Well what did Won do?
Mr.. Riley-I simply pointed out a Ger
tain remark, and said 1t was not fail
statement.
Mr.. Hugus Didn't you ask Mr.. Nc
Nell to permit you to read il?
Mr.. McNeil-No.
Mr.. Hugus Ito Mr.. Mcneil Haven
you been here siuce O'Clock?
: Mr.. McNell-No.
MIR. Hugus-And haven't you heard tn,
paper read?
N. McNeIl-No.
Mr.. HuQus referring to Mr.. Aliens sb
ience When an attorney voluntarily
caves case, the bill ought not TO be 81
owed 10 fail, after il has been examined
by Mr.. Ewing.
Mr.. EWing-My connection with tn
hill was simply to have certain change
made which thought would not chow IN
tairly any proposition the Court had pass
cd or. It wss not my business to ra's
RECEPTIONS for, Mr.. Allen, who was absent
[ don't underst and that Mr. Riley is her,
IS council, but merely as a citizen. Mr.
Alien has not returned home. II tbi
Court signs this bill at snV time before ad
iSurnmenE it will be sufficient. The mo
ton to pos'p)ne action until @ordly is
proper motion end within your REASONABLE
discretion.
Mr. McNell-The request made wa
certainly fair one and entirely proper
Lei the bill 20 over until Monday, to al
low counsel time to examine tbs bill ant
look up authorities.
Mr.. HugRs Indignantly What trav
ssty upon justice and fair dealing this is
Alter preparing this bill, and baViuI
placed it in the hands of gentlemen OIL
the other side, last eyening-snd Mr.. Nc
Nell certainly knew Of the existence Osthr
bill now desire to press it. Now
ssy, what trayesty on justice this is
SIR. Ewing has been here. and has advised
you SIS to o proper bill. Ifyou can recon
Gle this with fairness, you can 60 on, bu
say it will bs an outrage.
Mr.. Tylsr-What difference can it msk
if it gres over until Monday.
Mr.. Hugus-I don't know what differ
encs it will make.
Mr.. Tylsr-Court will be in session
then.
Mr.. Hugus-It may make a difference
Now il the time to consider this matter
when the facts are fresh ia our minds.
Me. Hugu1 here entered into q contro
versy with Mr.. Riley, and suddenly said
81 wish some member would move ;,
reject this bill. A delay Ofjustics is de
NAL of justice"
Mr.. Ewipg--If you desire it to be n
jscted make motion.
AIR. Hugus-I can't make motion be
fore this Board.
Mr.. Ewing-And / say you can. Yol
make the motion, and I'll advise the BoaIC
to act on it.
Mr.. Mcneil don't want that done
| want fair and square action.
After some farther uninportsnt discus
sion, the Board resumed the preparation
ton of the certificates, and Mr.. Hugh
withdrew. About ten minutes psst fou
O'Clock, after the tsbulated statement bai
been fully corrected, and while the 6llinj
out of the certificates and the signing o
the came was In progress, Mr.. Hugus and
Mr.. II. NJ. Russell appeared in the room
and Mr.. Russell, advancing to the bar
said:
';Mr. President / woald like to inter
rupt You long enough to make . ittl'
statement" Permission being granted
Mr.. Russell read an order which had jus
been granted by Judge Boyd, Ie1traininG
the Board from certifying the result of thi
Congressional election to the Governor
and citing the members to appear in Par
Two ct $50 o'clock Friday morning, NOR
extended reference to which paper viii b
found elsewhere. When the reading hs6
been concluded Mr.. Russsll withdrew, and
the Board proceeded with its work. WheT
the preparation of the certificates had hesr
about completed, Sheriff Hsudlan formal,
ly served 3 copy Of the order upon tn,
Board.
The Board remained in session until