The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-23

,~r,n3,.t A. -'~''ot NAS tDG
goa hon F@,. motherhood il givin.
h'S Son - tbo world as the son Of , wo'
iuan. Ai great men had nobie mothers
I! tie safety of the nation denerdai
upon educated mothers. Did anTthi,,a
|o.u ever come from a savage? They |
always dishouored woman. and no =.
hofant nation had ever held her as r,,av,'s |
,qnal.
Mr Gallonay's speech was able and
eioqUehV, ana elicict frequent applause
6 Mr. williams Speech.
Mr. Williams ss, that potwithst.na
ing ne was the first man who ever ggite.
I'd this thing IL the legislatura fonr
years ago, at first he hesi ated % rocs.1-
',aN ;.s' pa4 - OF the bill, but after
bea'ung tho speeches OF Profs McIyer
ahI Aldermen and the address Of Dr
curry it was too much for him, and 10
surr> ldeTed. Ii there i9 man here
Wn1 does not want to give girls IN equal
cuaEco Win boys let him hold up ms
hand. Oar Sac Auditor tells us that
women own large proportion of the
pr2pei III this State, and ii they pay
LEX aey oughL - be created is we'll AZ
! II a VINO 90 40 more
The women Of North Carolina are as
noble As any on this continent.
There are 1872, GEO white persons in
t"a state VINO C&uaot read or write, and
J3.G'0 Of then are women.
Nocth Carolina boasts Of shedding thc
tirat uood in defense OF liberty at AL
nance; of making the first declaration
Independence ever read In the hearing o.
mon; ana a. Appomattox was the first to
;ead tue charge. aid the last to surren-
de-; tu' ,his miiiow pal OF ig1ogau3s
that hangs over iGcre than 40, 600 Of Ger
people is awful.
massachusetts and North Carolina b.
2ah their eXisteGc9 about The same tjue,
and for years North Carolina was aheag
~ her Northern sister The flS5 thiny
thc Pilgrim fathers did was to establish
schools aud compel children to attend
them; North Carolina did 10 such thing.
We nave 400, 600 ignorant peop.a; Mss
sachusett5 has 5000 Who says Gu
: boys and girls DO equal those Of MaeSa
ctusetts III natural ability? Yet h&y,
, We ever produced Bancroft, HaW
thorne or Harriet Beecher St0we2
What is the glory of State? Is i
I, houses of beautiful architecture
churches Of wonderful RENAISSANCE will
spires penetrating the clouds; tieids c
sJrictest scientific culture; cattle grazip:
\ upon thousand hills; nickel plate,
railroads, telegraph reaching every VII
y lage; grand armies equipped will all tn
~ paraphernalia of modern Invention 70
human destruction; proud naveS tha
! walk the waters like things OF lie? Thcs
{" are great These add to the grandeur c
. cou1try, but the Endyiug glory of
IS country is in its noble men and women
ie then leJ Us educate our girls as we'll 8
orr boys and We Will bless generation
:, YET unborn.
~ Mr.. Williams speech seemed 10 max
q fine impression, and was roundiy ap
D. plauded Oh the floor and in tie Galerie
c Mr.. White thought the school ougt
to be centrally located, but he intende
iI to vote for the bill anyway.
ai Mr.. Aycock called the previous que
's' ton.
q, The bill passed its second reading
the following vote
AYES :-Messrs. Allen, of Bladen; A
! len, of Granville; Aston, Ardrey, Aver
y. Aycock, Bellsmy, Bishop, Bowers, Bn
,al Chesson, Cubreth, Davis, Of Frankl
." Durham, Freeman, Galloway, &
"a man, Greene, of Harnett; Greene,
n Wake; Griggsby, Hobson, Kin
T. Lucas, Mclean, Mitchell, Morga
,rt 'aine, Parker, Reid, Reynolds, RoS
- Russell, Shankle, Speight, Stanfor
&C. Turner, Twitty, Walser, White, Wilco
- Williams.
ien ien NAYS Messrs. Bel, Davis, of Ia
49, wood.
- Mr.. Butler explained that h did I
,Lo vote for the reason that he had be
+ instructed by the Sampson County A
oro ance not to support the bill. He f>lt 81
~ that if they knew the circumstances, a
100 that the State would not be taxed for
~, M school, they would not object to the b
* But with instructions not to support,
IS could not vote against the bill.
On motion of Mr.. Gilman the ru
w we're suspended and the bill passed
- final reading.
- The bill to amend the Roxboro La
20 and Loan Company, after amendme
l,ad passed third reading
lioo no. Bill to fund aud consolidate the d
C ~ of the city of Wilmington was amen(
so as to make the bonds Of the city t
on able, and passed second reading.
hat Bill to change chapter II, laws
1 Is 1881, incorporating fuckers Gr
,;rIs Camp Ground in Lincoln county, ame
ned ed so as not to close any licensed st
wn. within the territory Passed third re
ing.
ent Substitute for S. B. 40, relating
the selling liquor in Greene county, pas
lone over I'll 10 morrow.
nda Bill to incorporate the Carolina
and vestment Company, passed thlrd e
that ing.
,bl,c Bill to regulate fishing in Croa
ork Sound was amended and passed It's
wing ond reading
Bill to amend charter of the Geo
Z at town aud Charlotte Railroad Comps
q es passed second reading.
not The bill to relieve the creditors
ress Elizabeth Goodwin, deceased, pa:
irons third reading.
m A bill to relieve E. G. Mcdaniel
not jones county, passed third reading.
aartv Bill to establish public ferry acc
Pee Dee river at Williams Mills betV
mo Stanloy and Montgomery counties,