The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-19
DEAL PREVENTS
EXTRA SESSION
ADMINISTRATION MAKES SOME
succEssFuL ovERTuREs 70
THE oBsTRucTioNlsTs.

Beginning with the first of the week.
according to a gentleman who
close 70 both the administration ard
the ants, there win be a dttferent
state OF affairs In the House. and his
authority made the prediction that
there would be some business done
during the remaining 1--WE DAYS Of Inc
session Of the Legislature. He stated
emphatically That the administration.
has finally e e the light and that
o~yertures have been made which viii,
bring the obstruct,onfsts around 40
they win support the tax
and the revenue bills and rush both
OF them through, while the ~appronria.
tion bill, upon which the finance corr.
mittee, assisted by the governor and
others at the head of THE state ,ie.
partments, have been working for
the past three or four days and nights
will not have the leass trouble after
all the appropriations have been Az.
ured out
This will be extremely nIeasant
news to the people all over the STATE
and it is taken to indicate here fbat
there will not be any special session
at least not until some time next fan,
and possibly not then. There are
some measures which the governor
would like to have seen go tbroppb
at this session. that will be beaten
and there are some pending which
may go through now that this allert,s
deal has been coasummated. Some
pledges were male ON tbe stnmn Ar
ing the campaign two years ago Thar
have not yet been ulalled. one or
which was the enactment OF a soo1.
primary election law. a bill relating
to which was killed the latter mart Of
the week. There are others which
would have met the same fate had
not the deal been nut through. whicn
r likely to have a chance to get
through.
The same neon,e or az Laos. ra,,.
of them. who were Interested IN ana
fought hardest gainst the nsssage ~
the primary bill. gre the ones who
nave been obstrnctine matters and
they have done It SO successfuIIv witS
the aid of a large number Of the
Democrats that they have heen ab,e
to keep everything way down on the
calendar where there will he mn nos.
sibility Of the bills so disnosea Of
getting to such a point mat n w,I,
be possible to do anvtainp with
them.
AS an instance O, this take tho
measure which has for its nurnose
the amendment Of tho fay laws uo,s.
bill No. 1888. II has been w,v down
on the House calendar for the nast
three or four DAYS. and IN sn,ta AZ
the efforts of the adm,n,strat,on No.
pie to have the bin taken ont ~ Ito
regular order and come action taken
upon 1t, the obstructionists have been
able to vote when sucb , motion vo.
made. 80 many neon,e on tha,, s,ao
that thew have defeated evers e,sos.
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tn,t nn,n,rnors oonsant ~ 800 .ss
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