The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-27

to prohibit sale Of liquor within miles
q Nl1slow Grove school house; Mr.
Ions, that stock be prohibited from
running at large u Corax township.
rutherford county Mr Patterson. to
prohlblt sale or liquor within three miles
OF cer7aln churches on Mulberry -reek.
IL CaidTell county. MT. PhipJs, from
citizens + Ashe asking for SIX months
pubic school and 70 repeal the law in
regard 70 the physicians.
Reports of Committees.
Mr.. Ra: reported from committee on
Propositions and Grievances: Mr.. Hol-
man, Mr. Lons CT Meckienburg, Mr..
Hall OF Halifax, from committee on
Finance; Mr. Cole from committee on
Engrcssed Bills; Mr.. Caldwell from In
teI1al Improvements
Resolutions.
Mr.. Wood Of Bertie, declining %
make appropriation TO Worlds Fair If
the Fo.co bill passes.
Introduction Of Bills
&r. Nash to incorporate \. G. Safe
Co.
Ag sutton i1tgoaac=d the following
biiis:
70 amerd Sec. i24G 81 the !e: 10
S1.iG6to certain registr ton; rsl.riDc D
ctStruc.ins in alleys apd pull wa7s;
to amend s;ec. 12G7 o ne Code IN resalsi
70 executing OF deeds, 10y the late sheriff,
! Mr. Henry, 10 establish a Court If
Reference; TO pJovid for forfeiture II
! principle and intcre il cases Of usurY.
and to elevate the n r.ls Of the country:
Mr.. Long, C0lumbus. 70 abolish the
March te!m of CoIum oG7 Superior Court;
r Nr. Toms, 70 prohibit ; eek from running
: at large IN CGlfay; 3r Reed, to create
! aa addltiona! Justice # the Peace in
: Burcamhe; Ar BridEerS, to amend sec
! ton 1872 Of the Code; Sir. MayeS, to IN
i corporate the town Of Hemstead -a new
!. charter for Davidson college; Mr. Cole,
r to establish nor. j md training school
]. for negroes IL ElzsboJh City; Mr. Ban
Ier. to protect fish in Mitchell. Cad
:. well and Wa,aUg. counties; Mr.. BRYAN,
+ Of Wayne, to abolish the March term Of
i Wayne coult; 1ir. Nc5tal, ID authorize
!. tie Bcsrd Of Commissioners il Yadkin
! to sell a.l buy certain lands; Mr. Cole.
> to prottct fish in Granville county; Sir.
r. B!d6ix, . exempt ordained ministers in
Mcdowell county from working the pub
o. lie roads; Mr Cobb 70 incorporate
a.
III Unanimous consent was granted to
Nj gill tir. Wiley, Of Guilford, Long,
n Of Columbus, Long Of Warren, to vote
n for q. s. Senator All voted for Vauca.
se Ih4 following additions we're made
l. to commuters: Ar. Reed was added to
comm stee On Institution of Deaf, Dumb
and Blind; Oh Insurance, Ar. Hill, OF
II Halifax.
Passed Third Reading.
y. The March term Of Wayne court wal
,is abolished: TO incorporate Wilkinson Fe
male institute Of Tarboro; TO amend sec
ass ton i, chapter 90, laws Of 81, SO as T.
is prevent all others than legal cottol
ms weighers from weighing cotton; to allow
san =. @. Steel & Iron Co., to subscribe {.
~. stock in other cOmpa4ies; to protect OF
eratives in Henrietta Cotton Mills i
ere Ruiherford county, by preventing sal
We OF liquor on property Of the company
1nt to use profane language, or FIRE off gun;
IN. to amend section 100 Of the Code; fc
relief Of Robt. Smith, sheriff of Oar
bla county, SO that be be allowed until Jan
His uary to pay bis taxes.
The Training School Debate.
at \ At twelve o'clock the bill to establis
III. a Normal and Industrial school for whit
5 schools was taken up Mr.. Alexand,
out moving the Senate bin which had bee
ed. printed be considered The bill h;
already been printed in the CRONICLE.
the Mr.. Pritchard offered an amendmen
to the effect that no girls except tho
lou too poor to pay in Otaer schools be d
iefS lowed 10 enter.
tied Said he wanted chance given to IL
ihes poor girls of the State. and he desire
iali that they should have the preference.
the Mr. Gllmer, as chairman Of the cor
mittee which unanimously reported Il
bill, advocated its ad ptiOn. He sa
ana before him the repr nSentativeS Of Il
mere people OF North Carolina and they re
orth resent the universal demand for bett
We educational advantage. There may
bee dItfeTeUc3S as to means but the cause
Ine popular education lies nesr to all o
cod hearts. There are two features conte,
so plated by the bill nal and Indl
the rial training. WheL want to ma
d son lawyer We n him Law;
Al. practice paysic, we t~aen him me5icir
5er-, Ii Is equally IS impal ant 10 teacht
!, OF to be trained to teach Tr
way, They ate to write the records upon I
axe, minds anG hearts Of the children who
can, to to be our great men.
I
COX, late Superintendent Of State Schools. y
thirty FIVE years ago advocated sucl
stan school.
He read from Vol OF the Peabo
: our Educational Fund, showing that
Con Sears Qnen agent attributed the gr
the interest in education to the work Of
normal schools. Until We can Ii
ed to something better, | say give US norr
1apa. schools
done We are men OF business | refer
hank the management OF the Peabody fu
The policy Of those who manage
the fund IS to largely contribute to nerl
instruction That fund rose ike a
state 81 miiDight upon the SKY 81 educati
The Peabody fund amounts TO 9
n Of 3 000, 900 n 1876, DR.. sears said
5Yeral North Carolina viii establish one
more normal schools ne will contrib
to it in 1897 this fund is TO be dist
lted aud North Carolina should be
: IS. lire TO receive its aid.
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