The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-03-08
to the omnibus liquor bill.
'The Deaf Iute Institution.

amendment providing for It's location at |
Aorganton. Mr.. Ray moved to concur
Ia the Senate amendment. Mr. sutton t
a. 'ag3niz3d this. He was authorized |
to stase that one of the teachers had said /
that he deaf mute learned by their eve |
slght and that they learned more at |
suca a public place as Raleigh. This |
was tle place at which the children |
could best be seen. Air. Pritchard,
fa7orlng concurrence. said was only
Just that the institution be taken to the
" 81. Morganton had made the highest
BIZ, IN compliance with the legislatures
own proposition. This was an attempt
o. ne Part Of Raleigh 10 gobble up
ever hing Mr. Jones said he regretted
{ } 4-a4utr IL which the discussion had
beer conducted. E was sec.
tic, f,11 Western members
q .te<t 1u ea5., oynel 'y,l 1,.4i..t
He said the Senate had shut It's doors
7Eile considering this bill and had con-
stituted itself into q star chamber. He
said the bids had been asked for, be-
cause the purpose was, considering al
advantages. to select the best place Mr..
Ray said the West was not making a
sectional issue Of this matter, but wanted
tAis institution at Morganton because it
va cheaper and better for the State. He
! said, as TO State pride, that while the
| Wake members had not voted for the
Governors mansion appropriation, he
! h}d done so. The Senate, he declared,
| had closed its doors to get rid Of lobby
its for Raleigh It Was cheaper to live
at Morganton than to die at Raleigh.
7fr. Gill said while people here had
chills, up there they had rheumatism.
Mr.. Bryan said he did not vote for the
change to Morgant0n because Of its being
il the West, but because it was best.
Mr. Lnebacl1 said he States best inter
est demanded he location Of the asylum
here. Mr.. Wlloy moved the previous
question. The House voted on MIR.
Rays motion - concur IN the Senate S
amendment. The result was ayes AZ,
noes SO. Verv gteat interest was shown
IN he natter, and the Western men APP
plaudeu loudly,
Bills Passed Third Beading.
To incorporate the Sounth Carolina,
Cleveland, Chattanooga and Dayton
Railway; to amend the charter Of Ply
mouth; to Regulate fishing in the Chow
an River; to require Superior Courl
Clerks TO make annual reports; n re
gard To The distribution OF The Code and
laws; toinco"porate the Diamond Steam
b0at ana w. cBing Co.; to collect agricul
taral statistics (ny tax listerS); 10 regu
late the sale OF liquor by druggists, Oh
prescription. In Macklenburg county; *
Incorporate PhalauX Lodge, K cf P, al
! Raleigh; to remove the county seat o,
!, + nnSwick; TO incorporate the Allan t
hXpreSs Company; To allow kanuO lp
comfy 10 pay school claims; TO regulate
cotton weighing III Moore county; K
make Haw River, liz Chatham county,
lawful fence; to pay the Shell Fish Com
J mission out Of any oyster funds; to il
, Incorporate Turkey Geek Camp Ground
Buacombe county; TO regulate the stocl
law in Cypress township, Frankii
; county; to prevent the Telling Of trees il
} Roanoke River and It's tributaries; for th
! benefit Of the Fayetteville Independent
Light Infantry; to incorporate th'
: Greensboro Belt Line Railway; TO max
; more equal the charges of weighing cot
{ ton il certain counties; to provide 10
working Buncomhe's public roads.
e The Congressional District Matter.
: The supplementary bill which MI
. Scott had pressed so warmly, but whlc
was tabled, was taken up again. Th
! Senate had passed bill Of just the sam
tenor Sir. Scott stated that the Senat
:, HAD passed the bill by an overwhelmin
! u majority, aud that Mr.. Smith, the Den
= ocratic chairman, had said unless it W.
: passed the Fifth district would be r
z publican Mr.. Jones said that in hu
70 ried talk with Mr. Smith he had unde
y stood him to say that if the suppleme
= tal bill were passed it would make L
Fourth district Republican. He wantt
= the matter to so over. The Fifth d
:, trict had been arranged II an entire
= satisfactory manner TO the gentlemen
~ the committee for the Fifth district
- - then talked with Mr.. Smith and state
II that the latter said the supplew 3
y ary bill would make the Fourth distrll
y doubtful or extremely SO. Mr.. Sec
~ said that Mr. smith had not given Il
10 10 figures as to the 4th district. Mr.. Sta
" ell said the statement made by NJ
? Scott as to the committees vote "
! J. true. Mr.. PEBBLES spoke IL favor Of
: change. Mr.. LiLeback wanted to knt
. if the Republicans were not to be {
~ lowed to have one Republican dlstri'
81 Mr.. Jones endeavored to have the |
an made special order This was yot
'n down and the House then passed the
81 on its second and third readings.
ed HOVrSEA SESSION