The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09
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'eu"'' a'a soou 'n'"s 'o'uay "heh II
cleared out all tho book men as It was
about to tako up tho book question.
These enterprising commercial msn
have invested tho floor OF each house
until now, and as this was to 10 a sor,
Of otjudcmsn. day for them in tho senate
that body determined to have elbow
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nen II feso'feu 10 eieas ou' everybody,
and to have the chamber TO itsolt so long
a. tho senate yas in committee of In.
wh,,.
senator 1tamm' ot 1ayiof' was IN Tho
Guar. Ihe motion 10 c!ear the decks
was made oy senator finisy. OF Tucker.
pIaine1. 70 GEAR ous the newspaper
men with thc res. ~ soon developed.
however, that 1t was the desiro OF some
Others tha' the newspaper mon should
20. senator h'iaHet saiu shat he had
no persona! desire OF that aor., but
the'e were senators VINO Tlshea 70 dis.
,s t"o 80 4aoo nes. a"u VIZ"
pres, men. In short the de,ir, s,smed
to be for an executive session.
ALLOWED TO STAY.
Senator Reed had leaning that way.
Senator's Farr I.ockuey and Scot,
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70 ADVISE the people OF tue proceedings.
resident Worley SAID thhs committee
oi me whoie was not the senate IN eI-
ecutire session, Hno reminded senators
that executive sessions arc helo only to
acs on nominations py the governor.
Inc representatives. OF tue prea we're
showed TO remain, ever! vote but one
oeing cast In iavor oi thnt proposition,
anu tne senate afoldeu is'iing into
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on tho book QUESTION. The same coprse
could be pursued with rsspect TO any
aud every other question. Tho people
I,';"IIH 'u Huo" no..as VI .na ".' y. 'nei1
a.NI 80 .u', 30 I't 'Aa; ,t'I; sp n.ousu
~ nt a., uns.t s.;s sne puo' "a 'ne "e'S
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SELECTING THE BOOKS.
There was 4 good deal OF discussion
owe, n fsu ;,ems In the book hill, 7.
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vas uoieeao'e 'ii"' s"o eolii ''tee On
education, instead OF being tenacloui OF
It's own recommendations, joined to
oyerturn them and make other selec.
tion.. The committees report favored
STishers copy books. Senator Scott, Of
Randolph, desired to substitute Ellis.
Torths. The senate threw out Swish
cr's aud put in Ginn & Co.'S. tho books
recommended. by the house committee.
The vote was II to 7. Senator Stewart
wanted tho bids that hac been sub
mittcd, bu. they Wero not at haud.
Chairman Furbec said that tho lower
bid had come within n day or two.
THAT FREE TRADE RooK.
Sop,,or PATIO, or.r.d ra,o,r,io,
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p''a'u'us 'ha' i'o'o A'n'''caa 0iu'
zen" DO no. considered ~ adopted until
mo e1purzhsed edition Do accepted by
t"e supct.u'enu'h' ot scho1'', pieG!-
Lou... Fres trade i, to be- rut on, and
the IVES, Virginia constitution and some
other tnInss added. Senator Stewart
protested a2alnst any auca proviso. He
objected 10 tho president oil the senate
and speaker ot the hou'o being caoisn
10 teach po'tica' ecShomy IN TINS state.
senator Finley ,1'u sh.t tho senate
should deai Win tn's ,1'iaIoh. not any
commission. ne "oulu not 'orce his
views on poi''lca' ecohothl' nor was no
Wiling that Vows Oh another aide
shou!d DO iofcei on MN.
senator Heed, oil narfion, did not
wish protection or tfes trade to be
caught mo children o. west Vir2inin.
lie was willing That tho matter 90 over
nnui the conmlt!cn on edhcation could
prepare and submit 'uch changs, na
wouIa make the book aatisiactory. scn-
Ator henosr'on insisted shat me senate
anonl1 decide the question. chairman
Lutnes 'a'd 1t was tho commissee'a
iuca 10 have tho Objectionable parts
a sHS'ihLh VIEW
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