The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-01-15

were introduced:
Mr.. McLarty, q bill to amend
tie Constitution Judiciary.
Mr.. Butler, bill to prevent
unnecessary c'ost and delay in
the trial Of Grim nal cases. This
bill is along the lien Of one Of
the demands Of the Farmers
Alliance with referen e to Sc
curing speedy justice and to
prevent the prOlOngation Of
tria Is OF purely technical 4roun-
ds, which 81 often makes delay
ed justice 50 dear. OIe section
of the bill Incorporates one of
the suggestion made by the At
toiney General i'll his last re-
pc t, and which was referred
to editorially by the Chronicle
q few days since.
Mr.. Turner, ii bill to pay Soil
citOrs an annual salary. This
bill provides Il scale Of costs in
criminal cases and that Sol;ci-
tJrs shall be pad an annual
salary Of 81 800 as full compen
SatiOn.
Mr.. Holloway, a. bill to license
the dealing i'll futures in
North Carolina. This hill pro-
vides that all dealers in futu es
shall lay tax OF $4,000 an
nnalIy Judiciary.
Mr.. Bellamy. a bill to author
izs The Treasure: of the State
t" pay mileage and per diem to
pe.tons examined before the
Railroad Investigating Commit
tee. Finance.
sir. Butler then moved that
the similar resolutions which
was not in the hands of commit
tee IN Federal Relations be
taken from that committee and
placed upon the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Butler, the
rules were sus pended and Hou G
resolution A, in regard to in,
strvctiOnS t. our me .nbe.s. Oh
Congress on a national flnancia,
policy and adopting the princi
pies as laid down in the Ocala
National Alliance Conventior
was taken from tie calendar
and read.
Mr.. Butte. accepted them ir
lien OF his resolutions of las
Saturday which were still in the
hands Of the committee o1
Federal Relations.
The question then OccnrseG
upon It's passage.
Mr.. Williams wanted som,
information about the resolu
ton He wished the platforH
and resolutions Of the Deal;
meeting. read.
MIR. Butler would say for til,
Informal ion of the Senator tina
lie would ia G < eat pleasure il
pt351ntil him with the pat
form if he would come to Iii
room.
Though it scanned to him tina
every one, at least a State Sena
tor, should b. informed abou
IL matter that had been so full
discussed.
- The call tor the Freviou
question was made by Mr.. Ay
cock and sustained.
NJ. Butler called for the aye
and noes. The following is tn
vote.
AyeS-Messrs. Allen Of bls
den, Allen of G-anviile, Alstol
Audrey, Atwater, Avery, Aycocl
Bethany, Bishop, Bowers, Bryan
Butler, Chesson, Courts, Gu! bre
Davis Of Franklin, Dauis {
Haywood, Durham Freeman
Galloway, Gilman, Green {
Harriet, Green of Wake, Grii
shy, Hobson, Lucas, Mclean
McLarty, Mitchell, Morgan
Paine. Parker, Reid, Reynold
Ros Russell, Shankle, Skinne
Speight, Sprinkle, Stanfor
Turue,. Twitty, Walser, Whit,
Wilcox, Williams. Total 46.
Many Senators took occasio
as their ma .:e was called to e.
plain Their vote.
The bill to prevent the use
language calculated to create
breach of peace was repo. tt
favorably, passed second ar
third leading and was ordart
engrossed and sent TO the Hous
The House resolution
II anks to the State Chronic
WAS adopted.
NOTES.
Rev. Daniel Culbre.h. Of t
Moth Carolina Conference al
u native of Sampson count
died here on The 7th instant,
the, advanced age of S3. s
fuller particulars io a speci
communication. The deceas
is an uncle Of, Senator Culbret
of Columbus, who is now repl
senting the 18th dis .rict, Sc
ator Culbreth is also a native
Sampson county, and will ma
usefu ard effoientmember
th,s body,
At the Democratic cauc
Monday night Senator Van
was put in nomination for 1
own Succes or by Col. pickle
of Arson, who was in the Leg
tlatnreE36- years ago with Yah
then u member Of the, 'Hou