Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-22
HOUSE SQUEALS,
AND SAYS IT MEANT NO SSUB 70 GOVERNOR
CAMPBELL.
The Refused Message Called ilr and Read-Whai
the Ohio Executive Recommends Senate
Passes the "Mosby Bll--A Solution
Of the Trouble Possible
speeial T.l.aram % Ms R.q,.ler.

Special T,ieCrGm 70 he Rsqisier
CoLUMBUs, O., October el.-As soon
as the House Journal was read this
morning Representative Dill, Democrat,
who was not present yesterday when
the snub 10 Governor Campbell was
made, offered a resolution. which was
in effect an apology 10 the Governor re-
garding that matter. The Governor had
said last night after his private secrc-
tary was ignored that If the House
wanted the message 10 must ask
for it. Mr.. Dill incorporated such a re-
quest in his resolution, and also stated
that the action OF the House last
evening was not its sentiment. Speaker
llysell was not inclined TO allow the
resolutions TO be considered, saving no
insult had been intended and hence no
apology was in order, but Mr.. Dill and
other Democrats who have stood by the
Governor, aided by the Republicans,
clamOrcd for the question, and he was
obliged TO put it. 1t was carried unani-
mOuSly, some Democrats not voting.
The message was soon after read in the
House. After amending his former
recommendation in that the Mayor shall
appoint nOn-partiZan Board of Public
improvements TO serve until the
people elect one in the spring, he crit
ciscd the majority of the Legislature
with vigorous language. He cites the
fact that the Board Of Public Improve
ments has had lobby here in it's inter
est, and charges that the minority has
been acting only that party vantage
might be gained to them. He makes
one more appeal to abolish the board
and refers the situation OF his successor
to the people or their representatives..
He says: Let not the handful of SChem-
erS who are Scuiling the dirt before
you, hoping FOR some petty personal
gain be overlooked: remember the
great body Of the people of Ohio who
stand amazed at the scenes enacted here
last week, who have read with disgust
that notorious lobbyists sat in the halls
of legislation openly directing the votes
and speeches of members, and who are
fast learning to deSpiSe those who OBJ
struct honest government and home
rule. The plain duty before you
- ~ DtIHlL Uu utN idlAuu lluul
the path marked ont. Let no
SpeciouS amendments or changes he
permitted; do not swerve a hairs
breadth from your purpose to wipe out
the Board, and eventually submit the
whole question to tbs people. From
this time on, any and ] all propositions
other than this are meant for partisan
advantage, only there is no middle
ground To delay longer is a confession
of incapacity: to refuse the passage Of
the bill is confession of infdelity. The
message was referred to the Judiciary
Committee, with instructions to report
at p. m, to which hour adjournment
was at once made.
As soon rs the House met this after
noon, Mr.. Geycr called for the Judicia-
ry Committees report, but on motion OF
Mr.. McMakin further consideration Of
the matter was deferred to p. m. to-
morrow, and the House adjourned To
that hour. In the Senate the Soncrant
bill, slightly orioyv' o-.tols; wheat, bur
III, T,o,,,c0rr. iS- fon l--shalS lHts TO-
Inc DciUCf.s... --.-- -s.-..uo b. - Z. ''''r
and endeavorod 20 $gree on a bill very
much like the Governors compromise,
but owing to abSentees could not take
decided action.