The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-01
venience to allow it to cost the user

VenieDce to allow it to cost the user
more than il IS worth?
Mr. Avery said that il love for his
state ne was the rival Of any man on this
Ioor. He must Go what he believed
vas Tor the best ntarest OF the people. He
CD not think Senators ought to impute
wrong motives to men VINO honestly op
posed the bill. Our young men 90 to
states where interest is unlimited.
The friends OF the bill would have
Us believe that the farmers OF the State
need guardian. If you want to ruin
the East, do let the West out. AS to
the constitutionality of the bill, the West
will risk it.
lie sent forward a petition from the
Buncombe county Farmers Alliance pro-
testing against the passage of the bill.
He also had read the resolutions Of the
State Alliance asking for penalties to be
| fixed for violating the present law.
He quoted Blackstone as saving that
money ought to be high when it was
| scarce.
Are we getting poorer? Not at all
Property has increased in value in the
State year after year.
Is it a good thing to advance the Price
Of land-owued by the rich SO that a
poor man can never own land The
friends Of the bill say it viii raise the
price Of land.
The bill will drive the people to the
| National Banks where they will have to
pay 12 per cent.
He alluded to the good growing out
Of Loan Associans, and was sure that
this bill would destroy them.
| We ought not to have any prejudice
in this matter.
| he begged that the Senate would not
pass the bill unless it would adopt thG
amendments.
| On motion Of Mr.. Turner, tie bill wa:
committed to the committee on Judi
ciary.
Calendar Resumed.
| Bill to amend section ia Of the Code
relative to Clerks Of Courts. Tabled.
Bill to remove incompetent Superin
tendents Of Public Schools, and to pro
vide that the Superintendent shall be
practical teacher. Tabled.
Bill to apply taxes in Pender count,
on East Carolina & O1slow Railroad
Company to subscription Of stock passe'
, it's several readings.
Bill to amend section 2,622 Of th
Code. Provides that when a truste
: Of the university fails to attend tn
, | meetings Of the Board for four successiy
! years his place shall be declared vacan
Passed third leading.
t Bill to amend chapter 4G3 Of the COGt
1t allows tie membess Of the bar Of
county to fix calendar for the trial (
civil cases at the discretion Of the Judgr
Bill passed its several readings.
! Bill to amend public acts Of 18S'
chapter 245. Bill gives county commi
sioners the right to increase the bond (
!. county officers. Passed second reading
Bill to amend the charter Of the Gil
Of Asheville passed third readinc.
Mr.. Williams rose t. 3 Queaticp
personal privilege. The Senator fro
New Hanover. he thought, had referr,
IS 10 hin IN an Lnkind manner. Mr.. Be
:. amy said he did not intend to wour
7 the feelings Of the Senator from Pit
This was satisfactory
} Bill to amend chapter 22i, laws
L 1899, increasing penalties relative
% vicious contracts. Passed second rea
ing.
50 Bill to incorporate the Ashevi)lo Tru
7r company, passed lis several readings.
Bill to prevent the substitution
W drugs in filling prescriptions. Tabled
Bllto amend chapter SO, laws of 1873
1e relating to cotton weigher in the town
Concord, passed third reading.
o. Bill to relieve the CLERK Of Moo
county Superior Court. Tabled.
ne Bill to require clerks of Superior COT
is to make annual reports passed its seco
m reading.
I'd Bill to amend the the charter Of t
8, town of Hendersonville, passed sts thi
reading.
st On motion OF Mr. King, the Sen2
Id asjourned.
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