The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-02-04

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Speaker, tlatour daughters lre. .,h,.r rta.,.
accanptiahei also. anI - D.,tht. u.o
must give them The ,-iu,.uanaI al,au-
faces they ask
NV dtstgnpttt-ted t-.erl from rr
has fui!v ana well .rn.s "a fh,.,ly..r
tar-s of the calnr,tI ,l,fsc.t ~ .r.
country. aud only w..h In ,lI SHALL
We fail 10 futnu a s4,f,l I.tv ta thn
white elris II North ttral.t. for -u,h 1.
cause And nov. str. ask my fellow
members can cturn a deaf car a. tho
appeals of oar mother. wiveA. aAneh-
only OF this appropriation, but thereby
deprive them II the use @! The t4ni CIV
Oh and intended fJr thutr use by that
generous hearted American Mr Geo.
Peabody.
Mr. speaker. the gentleman from Ma
tun hA4 spoken strongly and feohugh of
lt.a.e ea.lIr,u # North Carolina. ANA saws
hs wants 81 ,lucato them would
iac 10 know tl w Af better manner we
r,u educate ere. .u. .ldicn than to make
The trartsr4 mur. #anpctcnt The gen
tlemaa .l, ke .. yly and drcw sad
picture .ot i.. ..tsra uf the old So iicrs.
Twas sad ure indeed and true
one. and ! am not ashamed tp raT that !
WAS one Of that ragged band aud If &.
becauso of our poverty and tha.irrl of
our sons IN the Gcld and otAer or.upa
tious which the women of our land can
not hll that say when our daughter. iu
their maguanlmlty and desire To help
their fathers and brothers come to Us
and say we want To help you, YOU know
We can guide the piow or use the hoe ,u
the field as you can. W. cant dix i'm
Your mines, run your engines Or build
your houses. but we can teach our ltIs
brothers and sisters and tho childrcn of
our ncighbors II Won will allow us th.
.f
And hope. SIR. IN answer t. ihi, plea
the measure viii p..ss by au oy,rwhrir.
ing majority
A 10 the amendment Of tho gentle
mau from Madison | have to tay aa / DO
to the party that ad tocating equal lu,
tico 10 all aud special privileges 10 mono.
shall vote against tho amendment, but
| do so, SIR, without wishing to cast any
reflection upon him. Honest mon dIf-
fer, and when rich mans daughter ia
willing to accept this free tuition and
promises To teach undcr the conditions
prescribed by tho Bonri Of Dircc-
tors think. sir. that shc should
have the same privilege that
"A poor mans daughter has. /. ar. hA,o
the honor to have been a Confederate
soldier. ! am also Il farmer aud am
not ashamed Of my profession. Further,
sir, 1 am "A member Of the AliiauCe, and
] am proud OF tho order, and again, SIR,
am poor man and am not ashamed
Of honest poverty, but, sir ! came hero
to represent no class or SGT of men, but
the whole people Of Sorth Carolina, 10
give justice 10 all, aud am going tp east
my vote, sir, 30 that ! can place my hand
upon my heart aud looking into the
faces Of the ladies II North Ca,olifm,
bp buy ~, HnunrgI n "a F., IA l.l.
say, Ladies, ! know your rights aud
my constituents interests, and knowing.
dare maintain them"
In conclusion, Mr. Speaker, | would
appeal 10 the members of hIs honorable
body to remember that the children Of
to day at no distant perl)d are destiued
10 be the rulers Of this government, and
that the teachers aud mothers Of our
children more than any other class are
to influence tie minds aud principlea II
these children. AS the t~g u bent
the tree l. inclined and ic. Us see TO Il
that the teachers shall have the best ,d
vantages We can give them. The gentle
man from Macon says he IL willing 10
admit that the hand that rocks thc cr,-
die should rock the world. and vet -
has stood on this Aoor and. claiming To
desire to educate.he girls. he opposes
the only measure offered 10 assi.t thcm.
and offers no measure TO relieve them.
Notwithstanding he il one Of The leaned
nrofe4.lonal ,entlrmeu IN Enrth Carg-
lima
NJ rIilc,nan believel TIA, ,l.i. ..a
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