The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-15

into North Carolina; he wanted to see
manufacturers estabishnd; but he did
not want to see the Legislature giving
OUTSIDE corporations special privilepes'
lid was opposed 10 the bill and waxed
warm In his structures upon corpora.
tions.
AT the conclusion Of his speech he
was the recipient of beautiful booner
OF violets from the ladies in the gallery
with note bearing the words: "Prom
the ladies in the gallery as compliment
to your speech"
Mr.. Bellamy, Of the committee. do. |
Tended the action of the committee and
eloquently spoke of orth Carolina,s ad. |
vantages and the development of her re-
sources by Northern capital brought here
oy the enactment of special laws.
Mr.. Butler moved to re-commit to the
committee on internal improvements.
MT. Turner made an able argum ent as
TO the constitutionality of voting for
such charters and saw no reason for
postponlng action. He was ready for a
vote and should vote against recon-
initial.
Mr.. Greene thought the question was
whether or not it would benefit North
Carolina, and the people of Halifax
desired such legislation. He understood
so and would vote for the chartcr.
Mr.. Aycock said that every succeed
ing Legislature had a right to repeal,
amend or do what they choose with such
charters and he hoped the Senator's
would pass the charter at once.
Mr.. Williams was surprised that the
gentleman from Iredell should attempt
to blind the farmers in the Senate. The
Constitution did not allow such a char
ter and neither did the statute law. He
, favored the Limitation of the charter to
, 30 years and the company were not will
7 ling TO it.
0 On motion of Mr. Parker the previous
question was called and sustained.
J Mr.. Williams then amended, limiting
/ the charter to 80 years. The amend
ment was lost. The bill passed second
n and third readings, and was ordered sen,
q to the House without engrossment.
% The resolution asking the Attorney
o General for Information in regard to tht
r obstruction of Dan river was adopted.
lie The bill to amend chapter 124, Sec.
a was taken from the calendar, passed
Of second and third readings, and orderet
ID sent to the House.
The bill to change the times Of holdin
lg the Superior court Of Henderson county
in passed second and third readings, an
er was ordered sent to the House withou
re engrossing.
The President announced the appoin
,al ment Of the following committee:
y. On PENsIONs-Mr. Lucas, Chairman
ed Messrs Atwater, Culbreth, Durham
rs. Grigsby, Mitchell and Walser.
mt The bill in regard to the renting
property by guardians was reporte
IN favorably, passed second and third reat
7 ings, ordered engrossed and sent to tt
7as House.
Sc. The bill to amend Chapter 31S, laws
rm 1889, was reported favorably, passt
rd second and third readings, ordered e
mt crossed and sent to the House.
The bill to amend the election Ia
OF was reported favorably.
vas Mr.. Williams was opposed to al
the change. He amended by striking Q
mo" so as to allow registration on 81
al. urday. After considerable debate 4
on Williams withdrew his amendment q
ted Mr.. Atwater offered substitute prov
ing that registration should be allow
ate up to Ia o'clock on Saturday, VIII
was passed. second and third readin
lse. was ordered engrossed and sent to
was House.
om- On motion Of Mr.. Grigsby, at o'clt
D. m. the Senate adjourned.
the
the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATlV
lent seventh Day..Wednesday,J Jan. IA
of Speaker Doughton called the Ho
d at to order at IL o'clock.
bly,. PRAYER was offered by Rev. NJ.
Marshall, ID. D., of Christ church.
'rms The journal Of yesterday was read
approved.
used petitions aud Resolutions.
u. Mr.. Mann, asking a better protect
for the fish and oyster interest OF
~ State. Propositions and Grlevan
~ :. y. Another petition asking relief OF A.
'seph Swindell Educational.
Mr.. Bass, relating to widows
= D:y sions. Finance.
uris- Mr.. Wlfong, petition from citi.
!, .. of Catawba county, asking the establ
u tne ment of an industrial school for femt
- ~ Education.
Mr.. Daniels, relating to oysters
l,a.e u, fish. Fish Interest.
aoly' Mr.. Cole, to incorporate Mt. .
lhgs, church, in Granville county. Prol
1he tions and Grievances.
Mr.. Thomas, prohibiting the sal
iuno LIQUORS within certain distance
mally Wits Rantist church. in Ruther
county. Propositions and Grleval
'e0' Reports OF Committees.
'riest, Mr.. hay, cna'rnan cn;nuoos =. .no 0 -. -
iation report as follows:
! and ii B. 81, to protect mountain t
4 and being unlawful to catch them vii
consent of the owner favorable.
,tero n. B. 1O4, incorporating Bethel
mend, emy, in Buncombe county -referr'
.nntv Committee on Corporations.
liciary a. b: lVe, ~ iopo"A
OK. loo9-IavoIooio' u, Tho GO
oyster d. b 90, al aoS TvrraII w connty-t
ton of clder anu "ino ~ A'-
Com. able. -. ~,
as Also H. B. 1T, for the relief OF the
UI,' n ''' of the Superior Court OF Wilson c.
of the favorable. -.
VI '"0 A. uoloroan from Committee