The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-15
WE GO FORWARD.
THE INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION
TALKS SENSE.

Synopsis of Speeches.
II was 1890 O'Clock yesterday when
ProsIsnt Blrgwyn's gayel fell and the
Convention came to order.
Col. Thomas NJ Holt, from the Com
mittee on Pyrmonent Organization, sub
mitted the folloniDg report:
President Col. w. b. S. BURGwYN,
OF Vancs
Vice Presidents CARR, of Edge |
combe, D. W @. BENB0w, of Guilford, !
DIX. CHAs. ID. SMITH, of Macon.
Sec etary-JNo. T. PATRICK.
Treasurer-T. K. BRUNER.
Executive Committee.
1st District j. BRYAN GRIMES, of
Pitt
21d District w. T. DoRrCH, of
Wayue
3ri District -WM DUNN, of Craven.
4h D.stglct-H. A. LONDON, of Chat,
ham
sch District. s. CARR, of Durham.
Ga Dis r.ct--D. l.. TAYLOR of Ansou.
Tn District j, G.. HALL of Catawba.
District-G. W. SPARGER, of
Su,ry
9;h Districts. R. KEpLER, of Bln-
comha.
he Counties to Act.
Co Jno. d. Cameron, from the com.
mitte) on resolutions, submitted the fol-
loeilg report, which after debate was
al ipt q:
RESOLVED. that the Board Of County
Go nnissioners of each county in the
S'4 Q aad the Justices of the Peace of
ths same in their joint session in the
mon of June in the present year be re-
q!e,ied to take the proper steps to have
tle pro lucts, industries and evidence of
th resources of their respective counties
collected and exhibited at the Southern
Ter S-ate Exposition to be held in Raj
e "a III October and November 1891 and
tl,t these exhib IS be placed in the
hands Of the managers of the North Car
oItua exhibit to be shown at the Coum
bian exposition at Chicago in 1892 Re-
solved fnrthe thar corporation, munici-
p.l or otherwise and firms or individuals
be r-ques "a 10 cooperate with the
aDDys named county authorities in Sc
caring ot The resource of their respec-
tive counties 20 be shown at the above
named exposition.
RESOLVED. That each delegate TO this
Convention be requested and urged to
use hl1 best efforts to have the subject
matter Of he foregoing resolutions
braughJ u the notice OF the aforemen-
tigpe5 authorities and OF the people of
the ral cauCties in whose behalf they
are Iosted } act
RE oLvrD further, That the Governor
OF TIC otote Is requested forthwith upon
the al ournment of this Convention to
officially request Of the aforementioned
authorities and people of the several
counties of the State full and ready com
pliance with the purpose OF these reso
lutions
RESOLVED, That the Governor be re-
q1ested in said proclamation to desig
nate some energetic citizen in each coun
" 10 meet aud confer with the saiC
county boards and urge upon them the
necessity of preparing full exhibits o
their resources in the Exposition named
Resolved, That if agreeable to tn
Hon. Elias Carr, President of the Nortl
Carolina Farmers Alliance, he send dow
communication to the County and Sub
Alliances III the State asking them t
give heir aid to the aforesaid boards il
furthe;ing the aim or aims indicated Il
these resolutions.
In Favor Public Schools.
The Committee on Resolutions recon-
meuded the adoption of the following
resolution, and it was adopted:
fhat it Il the sense of this Conventio
that he industrial interests of this Stat
aud IN migration of the best class to ou
commonwealth will be greatly promote
By proper system Of public schools l
North Carolina, now inadequate fC
~ t,N nia riatin in
behalf.
The Board of Health.
TIE following resolution regarding tt
Board of Health was adopted:
That the co operation of the Mort
Carollna Board of Health, the Sta
Medical Society and prominent phys
clans residing in North Carolina be r
quested to furnish to the Southern Int
State Immigration Bureau informatlt
on the source, and quality of drinkir
water, the climatic condition or 9th
information relating to the health al
sanitary condition of North Carolina.
Diversified Industries Deserve EncOu
agement.
The Committee on Resolutions recOl
me 4ded the adoption of the followi
and ii was adopted:
RESOLVED That while we recogni
the importance of agriculture and tn
it will long il not always continue
chief course and basis OF the mater
prosperity OF our State, we believe th
our people should study and encoura
a diversity of pursuits in our midst a
that with a paternal and charitable fe
ing for the prosperity of all our sis
States. va-.thiuk that when such pI
State
North Carolif ians or others, the peol
mere should No all in their power to
ter them
DR.. Murphy's Speech.
Interesting remarks were made
DIR. Murphy on the healthiul cnmate
the State-he alluded to the fine re
tq,io1 III, Ashevii'e plateau had for /
I'D eaIH tb at IT.