The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-05

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SiE.rE.
rs, wednesday, Feb
sh msr, ith,
y. called to order bg
la.raat was lei u prayer
' J. iall, Of the iaosrn"c'e
Petitions.
sr.m c.u2yns of Johnston
u. - .rg .5r the repeal vi the mer
' .5mnileos reported bills
eal, aud RESOLUTIONS.
5 incorporate the Tyson
#a.s. Company
,,., 60 Incorporate oLo DIAo
10 rep,al the merchants
ANS, 10 anead chapter 4i0,
as, to amsad chapter IA,
I@.. 10 ameud sections 3G82
rte code
.tgk. to incorporate the MI.
5.g aud Lumber company.
s.gr. 90 e,tabiish q Geological
~. STATE
~ " MAN. uf Baden, to regulate tue
Il s..ealls ia Public schools.
u I.ar. resolution instructirg &
A...ss iu Congress 10 use their
Fl o9talning constitutional
IN lm.nt requiring I. 5. Senators
.,..aed by the people.
TuEushed Business.
-..ra} f5 secure to creditors &C equal
,n.f the assets of debtors came up
ea..gl Husiness.
5ss.st offered 10 amend by fixing
~.r.nra bond Of assiguees at 500,
Il. Green olYered to amend SO as &
emo mortgage for thirty days before
gry.t. 4,
Is. An Is amendment WAS adopted
H. E..a dit not think the bill ough
... lie argued that the blu did 80
.srt prtferring creditors, nor cal T
1900 nW hat will. He believed tha
tFl.rgn. TO prefer creditors, aud clte'
....a., ia which his position was JUST
M TuiB b..l will open way TO th
5alyaa..ge Of home creditors. Ii
r,.ts.I ,9fs.ea creditors 10 have justice
rl. n. ala not think they ought 10 Lay
.rg a9gagtage over others.
III Bu.lsr thought that there vs.
ngMas ia Mr.. Kings argument, al
l,tus wanted it to do some good. :,
gr Tal..y was opposed 70 the bi!
esa,ut pass a law to hedge 10 ra
.e4 ve might ipjure honest men.
Vr RHaav said if this bill was
5t.r.gs creditor an advantage over a
6lb.r ta Should oppose 1t. What ne d
.r8 Wa tAat Moth Carolina should
,gsto hos her appreciation OF dtcen
lud honesty, aud shut the door again
fraud r. praeticea under our present Ia
[fi3 not right TO discriminate agar
claims Of equal justice.
The bIll proposed is similar TO the i
Cow 10 force IN thirty-one States. IL
consulted his personal interests DC cot
lt favor tie bill, bat he favored h(
es.y above everything else. Tue +
ls.le of the State demanded chani
Mr. Turner said perhaps some OF
Senator's did not understand the b
lae present law gives the assignor
ugyl opportunity for doing an inJusti
ttluaIly happens that the prefer
creditors are those who are nearoS'
tu, and country people and peo
away from the town are always fore
pu. This law is unjust, and we she
remedy il. 1t is right that our cr'
5N sgoald come in for equal share
the estate, and a law that allows a
tlIlg else is not right.
The special order having arrived
bl. went over.
Special Order.
The Soldiers Home bill was the
cal order for this hour and was Ia
mp
Hr. Aycock moved to amend by
iag the appropriation from the pen
! iuud instead Of the general fund.
4 Mr. Turner favored the amendm
because he did not wish to increase
rate of taxation.
Mr. Kug opposed the amendmet,
said it just meant that the ola soi'
should build and maintain their
home.
Mr.. Mclean opposed the amendi
toE the same reason.
M Bsilamy hoped the amendl
would be lost.
Mr. Ardrey said he would ratht
l back home with record for hlgn
i taau to 20 back with record ag
j the poor Confederate soldiers.
/ lie wanted this Home to be
institution The small amount aske
VII, moi support the home, but the
women OF the State will go out
gather in funds to support it. The
many of those noble soldiers who
had a home homeless and friend
waiting for the passage OF TINS
lleec will find home here and
81 tha hands of the State, and Il
IRON fair hands shall bedeck their &
He did not desire TO bring up ii
In partisan seuse. he loved the
and he loved the "Lost Cause,
honored and revered the names OF
Sao gave their lives for their co
He spoke of the high esteem in
Northern soldiers regarded
ern heroes. They have laid
bitterness, and we ought TO care 4
administer to their wants. We
pr0nn.n 10 take anv Cnn from Lht