The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-28
crNggAL ASSEMBLY,.
SENATE.

ts' t, VAS called TO order by
gol. ani led in prayer by
La ,'..ssp, . D., Of this city.
= ,.aal Of Monday was read and
W. Petitions.
,o,r. of Bisdon, petition from
.l.a county to incorporate
,r5ra Presbyterian church.
rsi.,y, petition to incorporate
u r1ag, Baptist church. !.
,yeack, petition of citizens OF
u ,sss township, in Wayne, coun-
wv ANN ,ae stock law.
,''SS wiser, petition to incorporate
y" Ern,l Reformed church, in
Ion godaty.
',' ,..j.,t committees reported various
4, a,.cd upon
BiI, introduced.
j. galloway, to amend chapter "a,
tjs-q relating 70 vicious contracts.
y. Jarham, bill 10 incorporate the
Enforcement company.
~ y. sotight, bill to incorporate the |
"a L4nd Improvement company.
4. p.vaols. to authorize the Pioneer
.fy agency to serve criminal pro-
n. Walker, to incorporate Beulah
1.,n Reformed Church IN Davidson
M emaud the charter OF the
.a.o' l. yington.
r, AIston, q bill to amend chapter
,,, al 1887, relating 70 public
81 for mo town of Littleton.
n. pavue, by request, to prevent the
.rtutioa az drugs IN prescriptions.
y. Allen, OF Blaleu, TO incorporate
.3asbor5 Presbyterian church ID Bla-
+. county.
Il. Arirey, to incorporate the Char
~, Literary aud Library Association.
81 Eng, 10 prevent discrimination
/. psldoaug Confederate soldiers;
@..gx ,8Sn of High Point to issue
srls to raise money for Graded
6.
M Ayc5gk, 10 amend the Code and
mi.rs Clerks of Superior Courts 10
5 tauuaal reports.
,be expiration of the morning hour
wal,ar explained his vote on the
+. 9u relative TO the Force bill. he
r5 believe the pending bill In the
rs,.ed State Senate Force bill. 1t IS
tbl for fair elections-nothing else.
Be undertook in lengthy speech to
fslglta HE Republican party. He re.
feysd the election law of this State, and
aI Il was as much force law as the
one proposed in Congress.
Bills Acted Upon.
Hous, resolution to instruct our Sena
o-- aud representatives. in Congress
nl4tye to the Force bill. Mr.. Turne
Tered an amendment to make i
ares1Igtion Of thanks for their efforts t.
d..eat tdo measure.
Pending the adoption of the amend
meat, Mr. Turner, in an eloquent, aDl
ald intensely patriotic speech, portrayed
,hs evils that would flow from the pas
sage ot pending Election bill. His ple
for our homes and our liberties wa
touching and pathetic
Mr. Walser earnestly opposed the res
olution He event for" the Mississippi
state Constitution, and the Election la'
u South Carolina. He regretted tina
.hs matter had been brought up in thi
body, as u was not "a matter for Stat
legislatures to discuss. They hav
other business to attend to.
Mr. Bell said that in justice to th
people he represented he desired to sa
few things. He thought our Stat
ought 70 maka creditable display at tt
Columbian Exposition, but while tt
National Congress threatens to leopold;
oar liberties we cannot afford to contri
ate one cent In referring to the gentl
lan from Davidson he said that th
gentleman was responsible for this di
clssion to-day. And that the dead
sues and memories of the war had {
ways been resurrected by the Republic;
party lie, with fervent eloquence, !
Ierred to the rights Of the people, al
regretted that the occasion for these res
ilions had presented itself.
Mr. Lucas said he had 4
Intended TO say word this NOR
49, but the gentleman from Davi
900 bad said that elections in
east are unfair, and he just wanted
E u Was false. He said that DR.. M,
Vas 10 Halifax comfy looking after
eectlon last year, and il there was a
.ScaIlty he supposed Mott was at
bottom Of t.
Ar Bull said he did not wish to s
Nything, but ho did not propose to
Ud'dozed He said he was raised
,ae North aud had inherited his Repl
Tnganlsm and was proud Of the herita
ne came here as teacher and as a N
ser Of the gospel because he had a ri
70 90 so. lie thought the election
9ls "a, designed to promote good, bnt
Wu lot know whether he would vote
"0y not; he was neutral.
Mr. Aycock Does the Senator tn
aat there is free vote and fair CO.
~ Grayen county
4f Bull: will answer the quest
7" q general way.
MT. Aycock Do you know of y
osn o knowledge of any fraud in y
Mr. BULL do not feel called upol
answer the question.
ne said he was not in favor Of ne
,u'o, but he was in favor of giving
aesro Justice. He believed in an {
''I,9l"l qualification to vote.
Mt. Aycock said as it had gone
t1%t Eastern North Carolina is the
ysu OF fraud, be- felt it his duty to
rouuee the charge. The Republ
+eAoerS OF this body have cha,
again and again tbo+ ~. o.st norpotr