The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-30

dW@y Will tHo county luSI1uuGo feature.
Il viii cost over $4,000 to defray the e1-
penses of these Institutes, and it was not |
wise to expend this money. The county |
rperintendent ought to do this work
Amendment lost.
Capt. Watson, Of Robson, offered an
amendment to the effect that lady teach
sr8 SHALL NOT be compelled TO attend the
Institutes to be held. He said that it
was hardship upon them. He wanted
it left to the discretion Of the ladies.
Amendment lost.
Mr.. Holman hoped that Sec. 10 would
not be stricken out and said that both
sexes ought to be required to attend the
Institutes.
MIR. Holman offered an amendment to
Sec. II so that privileges Of examination
&c, to those who cannot attend in
person, be extended to all counties pro-
portionately.
Mr.. Holman, to amend Sec. 10 so that
only So, 900 could be used for Matron's
Hall. Mr.. Murdock offered an amend
ment to strike out tie provision that al
| lowed any money to be expended for
Matron's Hall. Lost. Mr. Holman's
amendment was adopted.
Explaining Their Votes.
Mr.. Adams voted no yesterday be-
cause of Objectionable features Of the
bill. The amendments adopted put the
bill in a satisfactory shape and he voted
aye.
Mr.. Bell annor need that he was pair
ed with Mr.. Wilfong. If present Mr..
Wllfong would have voted ''aye" and
Mr.. Bell mo"
Mr.. Brinson said that the amendments
had shorn the bill of it's best features,
and the bill now allowed nybody to 60
It ought only to be for teachers. With
a sad disappointment, I will veto aye
for clumb. hope it will be Of value
even if il does not meet my views.
Mr.. Bryan, of Wilkes, wanted the
ladies to % free, and because they had
been freed and the money comes from
the general fund he voted aye.
Mr.. Gale objected to the amendments
mat had been put upon the bill, but he
will still vote for it. The finest white
,, ladies of my county had ent me a pc
tition asking me to do so.
Mr.. Cox reluctantly changed his vote
! He favored the original bill, but since
i it has been shorn Of its good effects, til,
bill is now a farce he had to vote no.
Mr.. Currie said he changed his vot
. .. sorrowfully, but he felt that the amend
! ment had ruined the bill.
Mr. Daniels said that he changed t.
. . "aye" because the appropriation will
! now come from the general fund aud no
from the children.
/ Mr.. Edmundson said he would chang
. to aye for reasons sufficient.
u Mr.. Ham said he voted against the bi
J yesterday, but voted for it to day bt
cause now the tax payers foot the bill
: He didn't want the money to come OF
10 OF the school fund.
- Mr.. Lowrey voted on yesterday b.
y cause persons above 81 were allowed
y enter and because ladies were require
q to teach. These objections having bee
! removed, he favored the bill.
I Ool Pickett has been seriously tro
~ bled about this bill. He would give Il
"a ladies the benefit of the doubt and vote
"a aye.
N Mr.. Prince voted aye upon seco1
81 reading but the bill having been change
he voted no.
Us Mr.. Ray changed from yesterday
cn ave because the money will now cor
90 from the general fund and not from tt
ol children.
TO Mr.. Robertson voted aye because of tt
lg amendment providing that the mon
shall come from the general fund.
aI Mr. Skinner thought that while t
ny amendments had shorn the bill of
as best features and deprives the school
ne half of the Peabody fund, that he wou
vote ave as an earnest of something b.
~ ter.
Mr.. Williams changed to Aye becar
Ills money will now come from the gene
We and not the school fund.
his Mr.. Henry did not clearly understa
5h- the effect Of the amendments and vot
'no no.
Mr.. Perry voted no yesterday. Il
no the hardest thing | ever had to dec
leo I hate to vote against this bill, 8
my though having doubts, l will vote aye
Yet The following is the vote by which
MS bill passed it's third reading.
rty Ayes-Messrs. Adams, Alexand
Alston, Anderson of Henderson, Be
nds Biddix, Bond, Brake, Brinson, Bryar
laa Wayne, Bryan of Wilkes, Gale, Ga
way, Chapman, Chappell, Cofield, @
the Cowan, Daniels, Davis, Denny Of G
the ford, Dickson, Earnhardt, Edmunds
ces- Edwards, Foust, Franks. Gilmer, Gov
Grier, Hall Of EaIifax, Hall of Orsr
re- Ham, Hedrick, Hendricks, Hickn
TO Hilemen, Hill, Holman, Hood, Hor
TO Jones, Kearns, Kirby, Lineback, Lon
Warren, Lowe, Lowery, Mann, Ma
MI mr.. r Middleton, Morton, Nash, Peet
M Inc Perry, Pickett, Pritchard, Ray, h
rlke Robertson, Scott, Skinner, Smell, Sor
=, Stancill, Sutton, Taylor, Toms,
wiz WIN church, Vestal, Walker, Watkins, '
'ucn son Of Vance, White, Whitfield, WI
'ne Williams, Wood, Woollen, Yan
! - Zsckary-8O.
!, 20 Noes-Messrs Banner, Bass, DEM
IL % Surry, Gill, Henry, Hopkins, John
Iste t, Long of Columbus, Mcclure, Me-
nooi Murdoch, Prince, Stroup, Waston,
oo son of Robeson-17.
,ney Mr.. Morton urged the pessag
Ina' local bill to allow the city OF Win
.ne ton to deed land to the Light lntaI
'nG Passed second and third reading.
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