The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-01-15

various townships to lew a special
tax fo- that purpose, be passed; that
training school for teachers be es-
tablished, aud at least for females,
if not for both sexes; that jute
bagging factory be established for
the employment of convicts not 9TH
wise needed; and dozens of other
things calling for appropriations or
other expense.
FOURTH DAY-sATURDAY, JAN. 10.
Mr.. Butler, resolution instruct
ing our Senator and Representatives
In Congress to vote for and use all
honorable means to secure the finan-
cial reforms adopted by the Ocala
Convention OF the Farmers, Alliance.
Federal Relations.
The Alliance caucus selected Mr..
Butler, of Sampson, to introduce
the resolutions in the Senate and Mr..
Holleman, "f Iredell, to introduce
them in the House.
Mr.. Parker. bill to prevent the
giving or accepting free transporta-
ton over railroad lines in No. Carroll.
ma. This applies to all State officials,
all State Boards, Judges, Solicitors,
delegates to State Conventions.
members Of General Assembly, all
county officers, editors, proprietors
aud agents of newspapers, and makes
it unlawful for them to receive pass
es, or for corporations to give them.
judiciary.
M. Green, of Hsrnett, bill in
regard to chattel mortgages, provid.
ing that whenever household and
kitchen furniture is conveyed by
such mortgage the privy exsmina-
tion Of married women shall be TAX
en- Us prescribed by law in other
cases. Judiciary.
Also bill to regulate the tees Of
sheriffs and constables in cases of
claim and delivery. This provides
that for serving original papers 60
cents shall be charged, and for TAX
ing the property 81 and actual ex-
pense Of keeping the same. Judici-
ary.
The morning hour having expired
the Senate committees were announc-
ed as having been appointed by Pres
ident Holt:
Senator Bryan, Of Duplin, is chair.
man Of the committee on Library
and a member of the committees on
Judiciary, Corpo rations and Agricul
ture; Senator Green, Of Harnett, is
chairman of the committee on Mill
tary Affairs and a member of the
committees on Finance, Agriculture,
Banks and Currency.
Senator Aycock, Of Wayne, is
chairman of the committee on Pro-
positions and Grievances and a men,
ber of the committees on Judiciary,
Corporations, Insurance, Insane Asy-
lums.
Senator Gilman, of Onslow, is the
chairman of the committee on In
surance and a member of the COM
mittees on Judiciary, Propositions
and Grievances, Fish and Fisheries.
Senator Bellamy, Of New Hano-
yer, is chairman of the committee
on Corporations, and member of
the following: Judiciary, Education,
Salaries and Fees, Public Buildings
and Grounds.
Senator Allen, Of Bla6en, is a
member of the committee on Cor
porations, Propositions and Griev-
ances. Claims and Justices of Peace.
Sen ,tor Wilcox, Of Moore, a men,
Der of the committee on Corpora
tiOns, Internal Improvements, Priv
ileges and Elections, Engrossed Bills.
Senator Culbreth is on the Com
mittees on internal Improvements,
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institutions
and Engrossed Bills.
Senator Butler, of Sampson, is
chairman of the commit tee of In.
ternal improvements. and a MEM
ber of the committee on judiciary,
Insane Asylum and some mi COM
mi:tees. S
NOTES.
There is not a man in this body
who voted against a, Railroad Com
mission two years ago. Every one
was condemned by his Senatorial
district. The outlook at present is
that the Railroads will not fight the
Commission Bill, bat try to influence
the selection of commissioners whom
they can influence. If they succeed
in this, then this body will be mis-
taken in judging human nature and
human character.
SCme Of the friends (so-called) of
Senator Vance attempted to fight
the resolution of Instruction, but
they sadly mistook the temper and
the sense Of right of the people of
North Carolina. They greatly adj
mire Vance, but their admiration for
a great statesman does not at all con
fict with their right to pass instruc.
tions concerning needed legislation
so needed and so vital. Gov. Vance
is here. Gov. Jarvis and others ap-