The daily state chronicle., 1891-01-16
the solicitors of the State. He favored

Mr.. Butler was in favor of tho hi,
- .te h.ew cases where Solicitors erred on
.he sioe OF right by dumping" bills to-
getner 10 save cost to the county. nota-
o'y the oollcitor In his (the Third Jndic
iai) district. The bill would be welcomed
oy the people of the whole State.
MI. Williams, OF Pitt, created much
amusement by his wholesale denuncia.
tion OF lawyers. Here was one bill. he
SAID, that solely concerned LAWYERS
Everybody would admit that. Tsey all |
favored 1t. 1t was the first time in his
ilfe he had ever heard of such a tender |
conscience as that manifested by the |
Senator from New Hanover (Mr. Bel
lamy). Blood money, indeed ?, con.
tlnued he, "Why, for money, you can
hire them to prosecute and convict any
man accused OF crime, and you would
never hear blood money mentioned.
Mr.. Ardrey interrupted the Senator by
asking him If he would be willing for the
lawyers to arraign the farmers SIS he
(Mr Wllliams) was arraignipg the law
yers
Mr.. Williams begged the question and
very lngeniously replied that the gentle
man (Mr. Ardry) need not trouble him
self to defend the lawyers. They couldn't
he hurt, and needed no defense. Aud
they were qualified in every way to de-
tend themselves. 1t was the poor farm
ers OF old North Carolina who needed
defending, and he was always going to
do so to the best Of his ability
Mr.. Ardrey arose and said he Of
fered the amendment in good faith, but
that be had confidence in the good judg-
ment of the committee and would with
! draw his amendment
Mr. Parker called for the previous
question and was sustained.
Mr.. Williams called for the ayes and
noes on the passage of the bill on its
second reading. The bill passed its sec
Ond reading by vote of 81 to - and
took its place on the calendar.
The resolution in regard to printing
the Governors annual message was in
formally passed over.
The bill to incorporate New Wilkes.
boro was referred to the Committee on
Corporations.
The bill to exempt from munich pal
taxation the property of orphans was
reported favorably.
Mr.. Ardrey moved to recommit the
bill to the Finance Committee. Carried
The bill to amend section 2, chapter
92, was taken up, passed its second
reading and took its place on the calen
, dar.
The bill to consolidate the Winston
Electric Light and Motive Power Com
pany with the Winston Street Railway
: Company was taken up on second read
: ing. Mr.. King offered substitute 70
0 the amendment offered by the commit
:. tee, allowing the combined company t.
take stock in any enterprise in Forsyth
Q county, which was adopted and the bll
n as amended passed second and thlrC
J. readings.
9 The bill to regulate the fees of Sheriff
: and Constabes in claim and deliver
) cases was reported favorably, passe
second reading and took its place on th
g calendar.
b. The bill to incorporate Wilkinson Fl
d male Institute, was reported favorabiy
and passed second and third readings.
IS The bill to incorporate the Carraleig
O. Mills Company was as amended by tt
IT committee on Corporations, passed thlr
&c reading.
II The bill to transfer and amend tt
t. charter OF the Piedmont Bank of Mo
canton, was reported favorably, al
er passed second and third readings.
The resolution inStructiug our Sen;
u. tors and Representatives to do all
es their power to secure the repeal Of Il
at 10 per cent tax on State banks W
a adopted.
oE The bill to amend Chapter 146, la7
y 1889, was reported favorably, and pass
g second reading.
to The bill to amend the charter of t
Is. town of Morganton, as amended by t
committee, was reported favorably, pa
in sed second reading and was placed
70, calendar.
Eat The bill to incorporate the s.
Skinner Company, was reported favo
IN. ably and passed second and third rea
he ings.
en- The resolution of instruction to o
Senator'S against the Conger Lard b
ted and in favor of the Paddock Pure Fo
Bill was adopted.
ted The bill to incorporate the Morgant
on Land Company was taken up.
Williams moved to reconsider
re. amendment offered by himself. =
in ried. He then withdrew his amer
a ment and the bill passed third readl
to A message was received from
ing House announcing the TRANSMISSION
the bills and resolutions passed by 1t
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
ann The House bill in reference to
oyster interests was taken up.
the Mr.. Gilman favored its speedy pass
ner, and urged the needs of the people
cause for immediate action by the
iov ate. He moved to suspend rules
the pass the bill on the third reading.
King Mr.. Parker said he was as much IN
ions vor of preventing the depredations OF
oyster pirates as was the gentleman +
Mr.. Onslow (Mr. Gilman), but he belleye
Q on giving everybody fair hearing.
Jen- held in his hand kilograms from citii
s re- asking that action be postponed U
ons delegations could arrive, and sent
IN of kilograms to the Clerk to be read.
rora- would seem from reading OF the
able. grams that if the bill preventing
was dredging of oysters was passed 1oo
pie in Washington and 1900 in Eliza