The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-27
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BY M Duuwoody Of Glynn-ro incor-
rcrs.e the Wayne southern Railroad Com
pasy. The incorporators nahed ars
1chn ". Weed, Andrew H. Mick-e, George
= Mickle, bingham Lawrence, \ =.
authorizes the building Of a road from
Jssup in Wayne county anu Sand Hills
n Ehs same county in a southerly or south
eastern direction to or nesr NaynesylIle.
Tbs capital stock is 800 900
BY Mr.. Baldwin Of Randolph-To amend
section $50 Of the Code with reference 70
peddlers.
BY Mr.. Gilbert OF Muscogee-To amend
section 44S7 Of the Code.
b. Mr.. eagle Of Pickens-To abolish the
ot1ce Of principal physician OF the peni-
Tertiary.
By Mr.. Seay OF Floyd-That after to-day
the House meet at 5 o'clock q. m. and ad-
journ at o'clock D. N. A substitute was
offered by Mr.. Davis of Burke, that on
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays there
shall be two daily sessions from O'clock to
! o'clock, and from 3 o'clock TO O'Clock,
and on other days there shall be but one
session. from 9 o'clock TO l o'clock. After
considerable argument the substitute was
adopted.
AN IMPORTANT RESOLUTION:
This resolution was introduced by Mr..
Hogan Of Lincoln and referred to the com
mlttee on &c eral agriculture;
WHEREAS, A resolution was passed by the
general assembly Of the state of Georgia anC
was approved by the governor Nov 10, 1889
auth 0rIZlng the governor TO appoint three good,
true and competent men in sixty days from she
adoption OF said resolution WHO were TO exam
inc the distractions in the Savannah river 10
the counties named in said resolutions; and,
WHEREAS, said committee was not appointed
and.
WHEREAS. The necessities for said examina.
ton are great and urgent: therefore be it
Resolved, By the general assembly OF Georgia
that the provisions of said resolution be and the
same are hereby re-enacted, aud the time for
the appointment of said COMMITTEES be and the
same is extended, and the governor is author
lied and directed to appoint said committee at
any time within three months aster the passage
of said resolution; wno shall at once proceed to
make the examination set forth in said resolu.
ton.
Several local bills were passed.
THE CONFEDERATE HOME BILL.
The consideration Of the confederate
home bill was resumed in the House to-day.
Mr.. Roberts of Douglass, Mr.. Huff of
Bib, Capt. Seay of Floyd and Mr.. Good
win of Fulton spoke In behalf Of the bill.
Speeches were made for the opposition by
Mr. Humphreys of Brooks, Mr.. Everett of
Stewart and Mr.. Hill of Meriwether
Finally, In committee Of the whole, the
Chappell substitute, amended was adopted
in lieu Of the original hill
The vote was then had on a motion by
Mr.. Humphreys to report this back with
the recommendation that it do not pass.
This was carried-yeas 50, nays 60.
THE BILL KILLED.
The bill was then taken up in the House.
The previous question was called, cutting
off all further debate. The question then
was upon agreeing to the adverse report of
the committee. The vote stood: Yeas "a,
NAYS e.
This killed the bill
POPULAR INDIGNATION.
The popular feeling here amounts to pos
tive Indignation about the action of the
legislature in refusing to accept thu Con-
federate home
ut was great mistake" said Judge w.
L. Calhoun fortnight, president OF the
trustees and one that reflects uoon the
state. This plan reached a class of needy
old soldiers that could not be reached in
any other way under the constitution. |
shall call a meeting of the trustees lust as
early as possible, for something must be
done at once. Our treasury is empty and
We have even no money to employ a watch
man.
"What will be done with the propertyw
he was asked.
THAT cannot be determined until the
trustees meet. There will be no trouble
about disposing of it, though. We had have an
offer from the Baptist Orphans Association,
They will give good price and allow half
of the building to be used as confederate
home. We have several other offers and
expect several moren
FUTURE OF THE HOME.
"Will it be possible to maintain the home
by private subscription
+" That has been discussed. In that grange
OF six men pointing to the number at the
kimball house main entrance), five mem
TONED that matter to me tonight and said
they would contribute so much annually for
that purpose. Two of them, Mr.. Ellis of
Meriwether and Representative Morton of
nuallv"
Atlanta is stirred up over the matter.
In the Senate.
The first special order for to dav in the