The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-03-08
on Turnpike Road casks for fifty con-

'uu iuIupihS Iloau (lSkS Tor nGty con-
victs).
Mt. Sprinkle said the BIZ vas neces-
s:ty.
Mr Bell said if w4s not proposition
to give away convict labor The bill |
had been passed unanimously in the |
House. All the expenses OF the convicts
viii be paid. 1t is nothing but fair.
The following amendments were offered:
Mr.. Lucas: BY allowing Broad Greek
and Alligator Canal 200 hands to com
plete the same. Lost.
Mr.. Bishop: BY including 100 con
victs 10 Northampton, Bertle, Martin and
Halifax counties, to aid in yking Roam
oke River. Lost.
Mr.. Chesson: BY including 100 for
the purpose of constructing a turnpike
from the head of Newland to head of
kindies' Creek Lost.
Mr. Gilman: 81 inserting Onsow,
Jones and Carteret Immediately after
the word Madison, wherever it occurs.
Lost
MIR Bell said it was different propo-
el}on from those We had had heretofore.
We have sold the road and turned the
money over 10 the Treasury. He had
voted for the canal proposed 1t was
important 10 allow the labor proposed.
Mr. Walser said the amendment should
voted down. The bill had come from
rs .lsl- where it had passed almost
unanimously.
MIR. Aycock said when the Western
North Carolina Railroad was built those
people sustained it by giving up the
road These people should be reimbursed
from the State He was glad to see
something expended 20 open up North
Carolina Something should be done for
the people who give up these roads. He
hoped the bill would pass.
Mr. Bellamy said tue bill ought lot
TO pass The penitentiary has been more
tlan selfsustaning. The receipts are
larger than its running expenses. 1t
may be a source of profit. If those con
victs are taken the penitenIiary will
be crippled. 1t is the duty Of the Sen
ate not TO cripple the institution. Don't
give the convlcts for nothing. We have
no right 10 do so. The State had nc
right to take the road bed of the turn
pike.
Mr.. Lucas said it was q question tha
affected his people much. Ia regard tt
the Broad Greek and Alligator canal n
said that every convict was taken Of
after 1000 had been expended. Nov
there was a proposition to take fft!
colvicts for little road. The canal WA
/; 2 grand project, Let US be consisten
! IN the matter. Ii the bin is passe'
: give him the convicts for the canal
lie said MS section has ten cOnylctS {
: one The people Of his section furni5he,
them and they were their property. i
: common justice give him and ia
other Senators the cOnvicts asked TO
= and let the bill pass.
Mr.. Allen, CT Granville, saiQ IL 1a
: reasonable that the convlcts should b
furnished. The amendments were a
lost. The bill failed to pass. Ayes, Is
N nays, "a.
:. Passed Third Reading.
To prohibit the sale Of liquor With
tree miles of certain localities in Ir
p dNl county; to change the time of holC
es IN, courts IN Franklin and Vance couI
" tie; to incorporate the Town Greek an
" Lln'ille Building company; relating
pubic schools IN Johnston county;
ad ame d section 2019, Of Code, in refe
euce Union county; to amend sectlo
2Ol5, Of Code in reference to UniC
he county te amend section 2017, Of Cod
de relating to Union county; relating
lat the charer of Guilford Battle Grour
nd Company
)rt Normal SthoOl Removed to Warrentt
To remo'a the colored Normal Scho
from Frankinton to Warrenton. M
es Davie, of Fsnklin, opposed the bi
ed Ffa- -kllnton 'as accessible, buildin
he erected. He 'opealed in the name
le. humanity, justae and the Democrat
40 party, not to eove the school fro
do Franklinton. Hehad made it rule
the stand by the SEM ors, aud hoped tia
ne. would stand by i'm. Mr.. Freem
Iis- said the school ougL not TO be remove
m HG did not think Warrenton won
the be made Democratic. If the school
biu carried off, Franklin conty may not
Democratic. 1t should tay there.
Mr. Bishop thought tat it should
moved. 1t was due to tie second d
io1 trict.
alo '9a1 Mr.. Lucas paid high c,apliment
ira the Senator from Warren. It was
duty to place the school i, War;,
Passed third reading. Ayes97 a;
per Z. Adjourned.