The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-24

earnest ana fOrclble argument. and said
he could not represent his people and
vote for this bill. He was surprised at
the assertion that we should make this
appropriation at all hazards. Are we
gong to make this appropriation when
| tour hundred deaf and dumb and eight
| hundred insane are within their poor
and wretched homes and can't get re-
llef! 1t is time for US as Alliancemen
TO pause. We have these appropriations
TO make, but let US pause and think if
we can afford this Our people are not
nlggardly, but here We have training
school that costs US S6, 900 and r abroad
Commission to cost $40, 000,a plan to pre-
vent dredgingIwhich will cost US $l5,O 900
and when l cast my vote against this
bill know my people will be with me-
Here are Increases in appropriations of
all sorts am theI We must make An ap-
| preparation to the Worlds Fair, for fur
nishlng the Governors Mansion and for
other things, and these appropriations
above stated have been asked by the Al
Alliance, together with the in
crease Of the public school tax to IS
per cent. of what it is at present We
must educate the bare footed boys and
girls in North Carolina first of ALL It is
time 10 call halt. The people are not
demanding this aid. The schools can go
on and do we'll upon smaller appropri-
alton than SIS 900.
Mr.. Parker moved to amend by appro-
priating $4,000,
DR.. Galloway said that the gush and
sentiment was by those who opposed
the appropriation for the A. and NJ. Col
lege. Men who oppose this have voted
for other appropriations-some for con-
, crete matters-When there are noble boys
who need to be trained. Labor built this
capitol, and whatever Is beautiful or use
: full is the product of labor. He paid a
} beautiful tribute to the toilers of the
r State. iGreat applause).
Mr. Walser said education never be-
| gun at the bottom-its light must 60 out
from the colleges. He showed the value
of one educated man in an ignorant com
munity. We must educate the farmers
boys, and | never cast vote for an,
0 measure more gladly than this. Gap
J. plause). The only way TO raise up th'
s public schools is to let the fires of educa
:. tion glow brightly in the colleges ant
9 our University We haven't good teach
II ers Mr. White asked for evidence
u Mr.. Walser said that even the Count
r Superintendents were not competent
n That the County superintendent il
II Davidson County would not know
a physiology if he were to meet it in th
e road.
. Mr. Parker called the previous ques
s ton, aud his amendment for $1,000
!. was lost by % to z Mr. Bells amend
% lnentrfor 81 500 was lost by vote Of
% to 10.
AZ The bill to appropriate $4,000 to tn
u A. & NJ. College passed third reading b
le vote Of "a to 13.
r HOUSE OF REsENTATLVF rs
III Forty-Fifst --Monday Feb. 23.
Is Speaker Doughton called the House
's order and Rev Mr.. Robertson, Of tt
House, offered prayer.
as The following bills were introduced
s17 Mr.. Alexander, to prevent obstru
al tons in Riders and Second creeks, Ty
~ rell county; Mr. Mann, to prohibit Il
WI use of certain nets in the mouth Of Ru
as as mans creek, Hyde county; Mr.. Sutto
w to prohibit the use IN the public schoo
an of the book known as "First Steps
"a North Carolina History (the use of Il
w book by teacher to be cause for Il
y: forfeit of such teachers position or rig
'or to teach; Mr.. Brinson, to amend chapt
$50, acts 1880; Mr.. Oliver (by request
g, to amend the stock law in Robson; N
60 Banner, to protect fish in the streams
'u- Mitchell county; Mr.. Reed, to ame1
''ys the law relative to registration of ply
W clans; Mr.. Wood, to amend the law ]
,on garding nets in Bertie waters; Mr.. w
'u- 'u ston 10y request to prevent hunting
'ho Camden county without permission; n
co. Hickman to amend the act relative
are the Brunswick Bridge and Ferry Co
lty pany; Mr.. Hall, of Orange (by reques
elr to appropriate 5000 for the erection Q
nat monument over Governor Burke's gra
gn- in Orange county; Mr.. Lowry, to inc
ap" porate the Southern w. G. I. U.
W. ~ Personal Privilege.
nd Mr.. Ray rose to question Of per
nal privilege regarding an editorial
o;a SUNDAYS News and Observer concern
IF him and the public printing matter, S
~ -. ing the article would indicate that
III favored giving the printing to the low
,ar bidder He had never so stated to ;
~ person, and now desired merely to
-epv nlmSelI IlSuC UolOIe tHe houso. he
ZOO. never made any study of the pu'
'an. printing at all, having left that matte
I;nr the committee He asserted that
;nn e paper's statements were misleading.
Onr page had brought him a bill, he
~ oon neither read nor considered it. but
Won simply handed it to a brother mem
Ant who asked him to draw up bill regs
lima ing tie public printing.
With Bills Passed Third Reading.
so To amend the charter Of Elizal
We City ito allow Pasquotank county to
cate special tax; to incorporate Pikev
r. Wayne county; to amend the charte
have Washington; to incorporate the tow
mes, Hope Mills, Cumberland county;
IS US amend the charter of Fayetteville; tC
the low Alexander county to levy spe
,reat tax; to allow Harnett county to fund
G up pay its existing debt; to incorpo
tie is Montezuma, Mitchell county; to lev.
our assessment on real estate in stock
and boundaries, in Johnston county; tc
boys thorizs Leaksville to issue bonds; K
from corporate Jonesville; to amend cha
mead Of Gold Hill Rowan county: to IL