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

llu, Davis or haywood, Durham, Free
man, Galloway, Green Of Wake, Griggs-
by, Hobson, King, Lucas, Mclean.
Mitchell, Paine, Parker, Reid, Rose,
Russell, Shankle, Speight, Turner, Twit- |
ty, Wilcox. Williams-35
Noes-Messrs Aston, Bull, Reynolds, |
Stanford, Walser-5.
GA motion Of Mr. Reynolds, the Sen
ate at 3 O clock adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Eighteenth Day--Tuesday, Jan. .27.
House was called to order at / o'clock
by Speaker Doughton. Prayer was
offered by Rev. Mr.. Perry OF the House.
Journal of yesterday was read and ap-
proved.
Petitions.
Mr.. Long of Columbus, from citizens
OF Columbus county, asking the prohi
bition Of liquors within two miles of
certain churches. Propositions and
| Grievances.
Mr.. Dickson, to Incorporate certain
churches, also others extending the cor
poratlons Of Mt Zion and st. Pauls Bap-
tist churches in Cleveland county. Cor
| porations.
Mr.. Hendrick, from citizens of David
son county, relating to draining Brushy
Fork Greek. Propositions and Griev-
ances.
Reports of the Committee.
Mr.. Sutton Chairman of the Judiciary
Committee the following report
s. b. 81 H. B. 237 recommended that
the accompanying substitute pass Palm
etts railroads. B. .117H b. 346 in reference
to indictment for cruelty to animals
amended and majority eport-favorably
II. B. 334-relates to the county
bonds issued in favor of the construction
Of the Rsbun Gap railroad, Macon
90. favorably; H. B. 341 to correct state
grant no. 2558 unfavorably; S. B. 90 81.
B 325 to compel personal representatives
J Of dead mems estate to plead the Statute
Of limittaons-amen and reported
favorably.
Mr.. Alexander for Committee on Ag
: riculture resolutions Of instruction tC
Congress relating to the Conger LarC
5 Bill, favorbly.
3 Mr.. Scott, Committee on corporations
) Mr.. Long, of Columbus, made repor
from Committee on Counties cities anC
9 Towns.
= Mr. Mann,t to promote shell fish indus
9 try; Mr.. Adams, 20 repeal chapter %
9 laws of '85, in regard to impoundinI
Q stock; Mr.. Phillips, of Watauga, for re
e lief of Sheriff of Watauga; Mr.. Wood, t
J. amend charter of Cashie Il Roanoke K.
; Co. Mr.. Hickman, to amend chapter 362
II section 2, laws of 'S9, to prohibit sale c
s. liquor pear certain churches in Bruins
s. wick county; Mr.. Harry, for the benef
l. of Madison; Mr. Watkins, for the relit
n of the clerk of Superior Court OF Mon
g. gomery county; Mr. Denny, of Surry,
d amend charter cf Mount Airy; Mr.. Hal
o. of Halifax, to amend section 1898 of 81
Code; Mr. Kearns, 10 allow treasurer
OF Randolph county to pay a school oialn
a. Mr. Bridgers, to amend section 264b,
d. school law; Mr.. Williams to amend Sc
ne ton 1928 of the Code; Mr.. Sutton,
to prevent appeals of bills for suppl
Ut mental proceedings; and lu regard
he registration of conditional sales; N
ny Brinson. for settling titles and for
he lief against technicalities in land case
Mr.. Bryan, of Wayne, to allow Colo
ay boro to issue bonds; Mr.. Bass, to prote
be certain married women; Mr.. Williams,
at amend the Code in referance to salari
b. and fees.
20. The Force Bill and Worlds Fair.
~. Mr.. Wood, of BERTHE, moved to
'lmi place the special order and consider
ha ,na resolution which provides that Nor
no Carolina will not make an appropriate
lor to the Worlds Fair if the Force
passes. Mr.. Sutton urged immedii
IN consideration.
In' Mr.. Wood desired the considerati
of his resolution, but MIR. Bryan,
on Wilkes, made speech against the re
luton and a political speech for
'ur Force bill. | want everything IN
'nr Force bill and ten thousand times mo
He said that it would be better,if tnre
10 are to be made, to threaten to Wi
d,aw from the Union. Mr.. Sutton ash
gro "Are you in favor of war or foo
the He declined interruption. He abu
ou- Senator Vance aud denounced the Sou
ern Confederacy. am an e1 Federal
oat dier and was born in Wilkes county,
loe- | clory in Rapublicanism. In the va
de- was known as an old red fox, beca
can when the Democrats put their hands
ged W. 80. W. thora Jaff Davis wssn't
ates had a man as some folks in North Ga
10 lima
lere Mr.. Sutton raised the point of or
wel 1 that Mr.. Bryan, Of Wilkes, was out
lteu M order, and added that II the Force
ira R W.T. could bavea a company and &C
to Cumberland and attempt to enfe
elo- 'no =, ~ r..;n;n. school RiI.
,;nn Mr.. Sutton offered this amendme
,,Is v;d. /. That persons teach as long IN pu
not schools as they have enjoyed Tree
N'' ton. He said that he had been
doubtful about this question: l proE
I'm I'm where there is a matter OF doubt IN