The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-02-04
HOUSE OF RESENrATIVE ES.
Eighteenth Day--Tuesday, jan

House was called to order at o'clock
by Speaker Doughion. Prayer was
offered by Rev. Mr.. Perry Of the House
Journal of yesterday was read and APP
proved.
Petitions.
Mr.. Long of Columbus, from citizens
of Columbus county. asking the prohi
bitIon Of liquors within two miles of
certain churches. Propositions and
Grievances.
Mr.. Dickson, to incorporate certain
churches, also others extending the cor
poratlons of Mt. Zion and st. Pauls Bap-
list churches IN Cleveland county. Cor
porations.
Mr.. Hendrick, from citizens of David
son county, relating to draining Brushy
Fork Creek. Propositions and Griev-
ances.
Mr. Mann. to promote she'll fish indus
try; Mr.. Adams, 20 repeal chapter 90,
laws of So, in regard to impoundng
stock; Mr. Phillips, Of Watauga, for re-
lief of Sheriff Of Watauga; MIR. Wood, to
amend charter Of Cashie X Roanoke Il. K
Co. Mr.. Hickman. TO amend chapter 1862,
section 2. laws Of 80, to prohibit sale OF
liquor Dear certain churches in Bruins
wick county; Mr.. II nry, for the benefit
of Madison; Mr.. Watkins, for the relief
of the clerk of Superior Court of Mont
gomery county; Mr.. Denny, of Surry, to
amend charter of Mount Airy; Mr.. Hal.
Of Halifax. to amend section 1898 OF the
Code; Mr.. Kearn5, to allow treasurer Of
Randolph county to pay school claim; ;
Mr.. Bridgers, to ansad section 264G, of
school law; Mr.. Williams to amend sec
ton 1928 of the Code; Mr.. Sutton, to
Of kit al a
mental proceedings; and ln regard to
registration of conditional sales; Mr..
Brinson. for settling titles and for re-
lief against technicalities in land cases;
Mr. Bryan, of Wayne, to allow Colds
boro to issue bonds; Mr.. Bass, to protect
certain married women; Mr.. Williams, to
amend the Code in referance to salaries
and fees.
The Force Bill and Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Wood, of BERTHE, moved to dis
place the special order and consider his
resolution which provides that North
Carolina will not make an appropriation
to the Worlds Fair if the Force bill
passes Mr. Sutton urged immediate
consideration.
Mr.. Wood desired the consideration
of his resolution, but MIR. Bryan, of
Wilkes, made a speech agains. the reSo-
luton and a political speech for the
Force bill. l want everything in tue
Force bill and ten thousand times more.
He said that it would be better, if T.. reats
are to be made, to threaten to with
draw from the Union. Mr.. Sutton ask ed
"Are you in favor Of a war or a foodf'
He declined interruption. He abused
Senator Vance anG denounced the South
ern Confederacy. / am an eXPsderal sol
dier and was born in Wilkes county, and
glory in Rspublicanism. In the war 1
WAS known as an old red fox, because
when the Democrats put their hands on
me 1 wasn't there. JEFF Davis wasn't as
bad man as some folks ia North Caro-
lima
Mr.. Sutton raised the point Of order
that Mr.. Bryan, of Wilkes, was out of
order, aud added that If the Force bill
passed be hoped that Mr. Bryan, OF
Wilkes, would have company and come
to Cumberland and attempt to enforce
the Force bill.
The Training School Bill.
Mr.. Sutton offered this amendment
/. That persons teach as long in public
| schools as they have enjoyed free tut
ton He said that he had been ;
doubtful about tais question. l :'rot,-'..s
where there Is matter NJ Con > !. t-G
line Of educational prog % G!ea s.. -
and progress the benei " tnst Go-ot
| Mr.. Henry opposed che amendment. be-
cause it would make it gross outrage
/! uoon a helple-, part of our community.
We do not require our boys to teach
who 90 10 the University and the A. i
| II. College, and We ought not to put this
condition upon the girls. Let us do
| Justice to the girls and have no halfway
| measures
Mr.. Pritchard's, amendment provid
ing that no applicant could receive
tuition unless affidavit is made that
neither the applicant nor parents are
able to pay tuition, was read by re-
quest
Mr.. Jones of Wake, did not like Mr..
Pri:chard's amendment. It is the gross.