The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-27
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
SENATE.
Seventeenth Day-NoEday January 26.

D. Of JGis city.
Tne Journal Of Saturday gas read and
approved.
Leave Of absence was granted Me2scs.
Bishop, NalSer, Gilman, j bite.
Petitions.
Mr., Allen, OF BladeD, presented petit
tiocs from citizens Of Baden COUNTY to
incorporate White Plains church in Bla
den county
The staining committees made reports
on blis acted upon.
Bills Introduced.
tfr Ra't1, bill 70 amend chapter 262
Sec'ions l and 5, laws Of 1897; a bill to
incorporate the ConGe1cial Baus u
5hetb}
! III. Green, Of Wake, 2 bill to iacorp0-
fate t. Baptisf Fems.a Jeiyer-ity.
Mr. Ali4.i, of Baden, oil to incorgo-
r4ie W1te Pisins PresGgterisa clolchiu
BIaden county
5lr. 1ai5ts, By request, a bill in re
gard 10 the sale Ct beef aaG ctler ioo35
s{r Payne, bill 10 amend section
1903, CHAPTER So, Of the Code
Mr. Bel, a bill 70 Incorporate the
North Carolina improvement company
Resolutions.
Iir, Aycock, Of Wayne, resolution
in reference TO Withholding an uppGoeli
alton from this Sieta Tor 1Ge Columbian
Exposition, if tie Foroa bill is Let dis
/ posed Of, or becomes 3 law. Calendar
The joint committee on Rules re-
ported through Mr.. Turner Tie Re
port was adopted.
Bills Acted Upon.
Bill . amend section 218, Of the Code,
passed flird reading.
Bill to amend chapter So, section 2.
relative - the charter o. Ramoth, i.
Bancont enlnty, passed third reading
Bill 10 corporate the town Of WaT2a.
town, i Forsyth c3an5Y, passed thlr.
elding.
BIZ 10 amend and consolidate th.
chatter OF tn8 town Of Ne.&eaboro, pas
ed o1ivd reading.
Bill to repea! chapter 49,, laws q
1889; Mr Alston moved TO amend SO ..
To extend he time 10 January. 1882 &
to Warren county. adopted As az END
) Ell { passed its several ,aadiags
{ Bill to ;..2a1a ttl4 charter o t&e tow,
0. Jouesb0 passed it second reading
! Bill 10 amend section % cf tie code
, Is inserting the w5ri "cos,s" after IL
/ wcr1 dollars Ia line nine Iabled
E Bill to suppress gambling Makes
t unlawful to play al games Of chance y
: money or other things, whether ii ST. <
5 or not, passed third reading.
e Bill to amend chapter 110, section
Laws OF 1859, passed second reading.
4 Bill to correct land grant, no 100;
2 il Swain county, passed is several reat
S ings.
Bill for the relief Of the clerk OF Barl
f county. Tabled.
4 Bill 10 amend section 1881, Ct the Cod
" TIE bill provides mat 10 person sh5
II hunt Hith net on the lands Of an0;at
without permission, whether the land
;e posted OF not Rocommitted.
" Bill for relief Of clerk Of Court Of Ha
7e nett county, had been unfayorabiy I
at ported, and failed to pass
IS Bill to amend section 2834 Of C0d
in Strikes out 1st day Of April and Octob
Or and substitutes 15.h March and 18th,
;, October. Passed its several readings.
a NJ. Aycoek' resolutions in referen
n to the Force Bill and the Columhi
Exposition were taken up.
u.s. Mr. Turner's Speech.
79 In speaking to resolutions, Mr., Turr
made an eloquent and patriotic appeal
the Senate o0 behalf OF honest eieclic
and the integrity Of the Southern peep
q He said in substance:
% hone these resolutions will p;
% withou, adissentiug vote. The object j.
80 express .sur sentiments on the Force 3
and to ] ! the world know North Ca
lima is ii terested IL t3e preservation
the liberties of the people I
is net National measure,
90 a sectional one. It IS aimed diret
at the South, ald IS for the sole pprp
OF degrading and bun .listing ler
% to take from US the III lit To noid our .
lev elections and establish . system Of IL
Tor superintended by the ninions Of the
es. publican party. This bill is backed
eo only by the Treasury of the UAi
,ny States, but by its armies Il means
ere onets at the ballot box 70 intimidatc
as people, and TO control the highest p
the lera Of an American citizen, and
b should place ourselves on record aga
10 it.
em Tie resolutions decline 10 make an
ldy propriation for the Colum bian Exp
was ton for the reason that if the peuC
election bill should become law, G
isl would cease to come toward
!. South. and our State would no longe
Al inviting field to tie business ne
the world. We should condemu Il.
80 should do 1t to-day, and telegraph
N' United States Senate at once.
Llt' Mr.. GaIloyay's Speech.
foit Ar. Galloway said, ve are stal'
a.. H. today il ne midst Of 2 great crisis.
bar t','l custom Of centuries Is To be chang
+ta suit the convenience Of a party tLat
~ 80 not live without resorting to force.
~ a.a II the State Republican convent
~, leading representative Of that party
s be desired the passage Of this infar
,,.. measure if it placed 3 gunboat il e
port from Maine to Florida, AMI bay
'no,r at every ballot box
80 ~ With this bill pending il our MAJ
or.5 Congress, aud probability OF its
o'en = "a ing, or in case it shoald pass, any
80 preparation OF money to show Oh!
.1s9 80 sources to the world would be q V
onT Should this bill become law our
.;nn. would no longer be Al inviting hel
.od capital. This measure will
t] a race war. and We AL