, 1883-12-01
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The liquor bill was :be eaief tapie Of de
bate to-iay, bring oct quite strong lcbb.
to defess !, Il possible.
| The title, H. B. "a, afse. reading BY th,
Clerk. Mr.. Kuhn moved - by on the .ab,e
Mr.. Shtzei objects GA the ground .ha
the motion IS maze for delay
KincAii wenld ike TO see i, lay anothe
day, as If probably could be made NOR,
| satisfactory.
Mr.. Cop,eY would ike 70 SEE it % TO tt,
engrossing clerk.
Stltzel: "a This bill hss been thsroaah!,
discussed and we are promised tn. support
Of tie Council Il this bill gaes through tn,
HoGse as it row reads. This bill CANNOT bs
improved. There are other things in thi,
bill besides high icsrse There are re.
straints IN the bil, tha. ase OF far more ira
Porsaaee than increasing tae revenue"
Kuhn: Mr. Speakcc. the fanatics uto
sse Aisces.i-, Las b;'ss. tcliss-, saAss.y;
conce6e certain rights 10 those who DO no;
agree with them in their fsaaticism to carry
everything with high hand"
Mr.. Brooks "Pve requested the chair
man Of the Judiciary Committee 10 report
back, bat the members o: the committee
saw tt not to PIT in an appearace, and now
as the bill is before the House the other
members desire to delay its passsgr." On
motion the report of the committee was
adopted.
The bill provides tnat the Maximum
heesse shaA be $1,000 and g;ninsuIa $500
Kahn moved that the word mat, where
ever found, be stricken out. "Tea and
coffee. eontiuaed the speaker. '-arr next to
beer for the laboring maa as a luxury You
are operessing the laboring class by putting
the license up; the other class, who want
this Lev can drink when they want to their
wines and champagne without lie, or hind
rance"
Mr.. Landrum tho0ght the bill first rate
one. and hoped if would pass. The man,
ne thosSht, who could rot pay $500 should
go into some other business.
Mr. Brooks If you strike oat tse word
malt the bill VIII be useless. Why not let
US have the bill as it resis.'
StiEsl " Ii We allow the gentleman from
Jefferson to carry this amendment the spiri:
Of the bill is lost. Why, gentlemen. men
do not drink liqQor because they like it
They drink for the effect it produces, aud
that effect is pleasing to the drznSeu maa.
The gentleman speaks about tine poor man.
Why, | ask, are ws not legislsting in ths in
terest of the poor man when introducing this
law, and for Gods sake lets do something
no~; the time is far gone, let me tell you,
when POLITICIANS can get up in this country
and advocate free rum. Oh, tel you We
are growing great year by year, aud the day
is coming when no maH dare attempt T. vote
against TINS measure. Ga motion 70 strike
out-ayes, j-poes. 10
Sir. Kahn 'Th;s is a most outrageous
aud radical Law, aud It viii surely be re-
f,7~-v,- wv J..TS asiiee. CD moion
the bili was sent 70 the engressiBg clark.
Yesterday, Nov. 18Th, the friends Q; the
WomaH Suffrage b.l hsli 4 grand ''cncn
stratiou. Firing Of cang9zs, r.s-.sg If
bells, speech-making aud vsri..as o;hrr
pranks of pandemouium were indulged IN ~
tae sulferagists and their ali =. Jaiys
Jacobs, faded Apollo, who liv-s 10 rssei
In the ainorous chars.s cf ocantiUus women.
relieved himself Of dIsser aiiop on omen
rights and wrongs which met Win hearty
response in the palpitating b,sa :. Of the
timid voters.
Mrs. Duniway has evidently s-srsed m
early 10 utilize all the benefits arising out OF
me new Law, for as she ascendei tire plat
form to speak her little piece, she disclosed
a pair Of dark pants .nd tcr boots beneath
the exterior of her feminine garb.
A bill was introduced to-day 20 lreven.
bulls from running at large in Thurst0n
county. The species Of bulls the bal aims
to corral was not partieuianzed, bnt it Is
supposed to apply TO bulls generally, as this
county is noted as "bully county par.ic-
ulariy during the legislative session.
This evening banquet will be rendered
to the members who voted the Woman Suf-
frage bill, the Amazoss having nade great
preparations to receive their initiation in
the new dispensation from their male equals.
A deal of sew business IS coming in aud
it is probable tn. sesslon will have 70 be ex
tended to get through with all the business.
A bill has jus. been introduced TO prevent
the "owners of hogs from running at
large, and the bill was actually passed be
fore the error was discovered II looks As
though the members who drew this bill has
grievance with hog owners perhaps some
OF them may have reveiled In his pen
since the origin Of this bill. T. IL. 3.