The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26
THE TWO SENATORS
Formally Elected By the Joint ses'
sion of the Legislsture,
WARM DEBATE IN THE HOUSE
Over the Resolution FayoFing the
Election of United States Senators
BY tho People-The Resolution is
Defsated-A Number of Important
pleasures Introduced The Bill
Creating an Insurance Department
Adversely Reported.

AIeasures Introduced The BIZ
Creating an Insurance Department
Adversely Reported.
Special Di,paleA 70 he Intsageaees
CHARLESTON, W. WA, Jan, 95.-The
last act in the senatorial drama, SO far
as the legislature is concerned, was
played at noon to-day, anditis powsen-
atora Camden and Faulkner. The re-
suit Of yesterdays ballots was'declared
by President Wiley and each announce
ment was greeted with applause on the
part OF the spectators, Of whom quite a
number were in the hall, Nothing out
OF the usual order transpired. The
regular form was gone through with
and the two gentlemen formally de-
clared elected. That wasall, Tho COM
missions have not yet been signed by
the ex-governor.
The board OF Worlds Fair commits
sioners met in the governors office this
afternoon. Hon. w, n, Chancellor
Captain Carr, Hon. George Bowers and
Hon, John s. Naylor were present, the
only absentee being sidney haymonu,
who Is in California. Inc meeting was
an informal one ana no business VIZ W.
disposed of. The time was occupied IN
discussing and revising the boards re-
port to the governor, II being touna tnat
the appropriation asked Tor Will be IN
adequate to insure o proper display A
joint Meeting Of the senate and house
finance committees will be held to-mor-
row night, when an additional appro,,
priation will be thoroughly discussed
and Its importance presented by the
board. At least $4,000 VIII be asked
for and favorable action by the comtnl!'
tee Is expected, as the importance OF 9
creditable display NJ ;ne great EXPOSE
tion nseemsto be generally realizea'
THE SENATORIAL RESOLUTION DRRgATED.
Tho resolution fayorinc the election
tne tesolu'iou t@soe S.T t, eS.'I', ~.
ot United States senators py tue Peop.e
was taken up as special order this
morning in the house, and was again
tho subiect Of lively discussion. Its
snecial sne 9IO'S cI,ampion was Stewart W.
| WnIker who made quite an able
snsech In its behalf He said he did
MT heliave n mistake would be made in
seIsstine nnblic officers when the poo
nle made the selections. He read a
prayer, said to have been delivered at
tho opening OF q legislature where an
where the mercy Of God was invoked
mon the members and the eusual wick
edness al such individuRls forcibly CONF
mented on. He said he did not believe
that thelepislature Of West Virginia de-
served such an opinion as that ex-
pressed by the reverend gentleman, but
L was evidence that some people be.
Iievei soine Legislatures might be cor
rnnted, and he believed there was rea-
son for the suspicion. He said: "Let
the sovereign people Of this common
wealth name their own senator" Then
the fun began.
Mr Lively made quite fiery speech
in which he opposed the resolution as
viooronsly as the Young statesman from
Rerkoiev Ind advocated It, He spoke Of
the 3 zoo votes contested in this state
| four Years ago, and Of the foreigners
who came to our shores, who knew
nothing OF our constitution ana nave no
respect Tor our la%Si WI ~ ahs .aia iSSsI, ~.
IGo, . gos ora ,bs qS'u, nsonia Who are to elect
o1r o11rysI sssnators @ M according 10 this propoal-
tion.T
Mr. McClunn favored the resolution.
1Je thonoht We oueht not to be afaid to
chonoe the consultation OF century ago
whsn tho exnenses OF the times demand
H The neorle are capable Of thinking
and aetine for themselves. Statesmen
are ara wanted in the United States senate,
not I ynonev bova,
Msssrs, Floyd. Atkinson and Gamble
onnosed ihe RESOLUTION, and Moomau,
SIsrk ~ Ireenbrier. and others favored
\ ,Force mi l.n nnipeer' and ..return.
inc boards, were the subjects OF con-
siderable cross.firlng between the Dem.
ocrats and Republicans and at last a
vote was taken 1t was O tie-33 to 33.
| SviIson vii ~ VIVA tho only Ohio county dele.
cate who voted. His vote was for the
reSolntion. mn. Dandfidge moved Ia
noStpone the announcement Of the vote
i1ntii Tomorrow, but the motion was
| i%ost %
n,,,s ,vpo,rsn
DihLS "ANtA
The committee on LABOR reported la'
vorably on the bill securing to laborerl
and omnlovaa Tho RIGHT To form labor
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