The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-02-04
ayERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.

a,t, pay, Tuesday Feb. 3.
''' ,,s vas called to order by
II, Holt aud was led in prayer
q, paEant, of this city.
~ a,t of Monday was read and
Standing committees re-
~ ,I..oa- o.lsacted upon.
aIl, Introduced.
Inv. to require dealers in
v u.7 .grS a registered brand.
X Gl.s.m. .I TO allow the town of
"Iva special lax for public
t.rrlv, TO amend section 1,246
r.srman, to prevent the spread
.0,ous diseases IN schools.
r,r.r to incorporate the town
Ioe'ls 20 amend the Code rel
Natrics,
nv. Of Haywood, to authorize
,..5ncrs Of Haywood county
.asgcyIal tax
Resolutions.
rrer of lredelI, offered reso-
-ap.n a conscience drawer for
f3I tx state Printers VITO feel
ave wr0nged the State.
Calendar.
4, amend the charter of the town
tary. Reeommitted. Bill to
,4r1n 6sj Of the Code. Bill
p..fl,nt aud Secretary of cor.
t5 convey real estate. Passed
..,l reading. Bill To amend the
..effae salem Water Supply com
\. .i..sd second reading Bin to in.
y .,,s the Bank Of Commerce IN
rsci,le. \. 9. Am auded so as TO
.m 10 80 years and passed second
~, Bal 20 incorporate the Harper
.r. company passed its several read
Bl. 10 incorporate tho Leaksville
.rum Manufacturing Company
I. il. several readings.
special Order.
1r 10 prevent emigrdnt agents from
rttbs,r y5cltions IN this State with.
sprsa. lbe license fee is $1,000 IL
mgqty where such business is car
Il fixes the fac for violatin!
.tt not less than $500 nor NOR
s. 200
pliae offered to amend by not ap
.m, NJ cout ties west of the liue 70
sn61 OF inmates into the Westerl
i Hospital
n. Aston, not to apply to Warrer
% Vance.
IN A-lrey, to except Mecklenbur
,a.y from Mr.. Paine's amendment.
Nh Bdamy said he had recently rt
seI letters from his section of tn
at,. stating that labor was now leaN
gtb4t section at such a rate as
sierfbe planting Of the present CROP
oped taa. tue Legislature woul
lh East ;bis relief.
sIr freeman. The best labor we hay
tGs coored people, If they are L
alone The m j9rty OF those who hay
g1Ip from the STATE are in distress. b
thought IL was duty we owed to II
o1rJj people to protect them again'
TIE mss,aements Of agents. The n
20 Is fooled by these agents. If |
want, % 20 Of lis own free will, a
ag'', but not allow them to be dupe,
M Mclean thought the bill would
/ good for his section of the State and
aopei /, would include it.
NJ. Aston said he was opposed to &
.groos leaving, but thought they ougI
o be allowed to 90 if they desired.
E1.1d Vance and Warren excepte
! people We're going to stay here.
Nr. Audrey insisted that Hecklenbu
tould have the benefit of the bill.
T,ng 10 carry these ignorant negro
unhealthy places, and the men W
4 ought to be punished. IL any o
F1sto 20, let him go, but do not all
Gen TO be deceived.
Ar Bowers said he wac willing for
As sross TO leave State if they want
Q bl. he was opposed to the deceivi
Y them.
Me- Butler said he was willing for
".Ied people to go anywhere If II
0ld better their condition. He ma
objection to labor agents comi
a..s ~nen there were no contracts to
,te Il has been hardship to
h.ners to take their labor from them
w midst Of the busy season. a
l'ae some money by leaving, but
sg,t majority are ruined.
MI AyCock said that the age
worked on the religious feelings of
+8'or and when you get one to tn
v mas a spiritual visitation he can
e'aJ1e'. We ought to protect the
" and g people.
| MI Davis, of Franklin, said he XII
.e eoiored people of his comfy
sn deIuded, he wanted to pro
VT. Galloway said we need it in
% keep labor from becoming
-9raIll.d.
MT AcLarty offered to amend to N
",pply to Anson.
county.
4t Paine to include Lincoln
Mr. Durham 70 ;nolnda Claval
co1lty.
an, Iue amendments to Mr.. Pal
V- Vao@ent were adopted.
~ ~ Williams was opposed to ha'
State Fp9 " on'y p"i' y
MI Mt Palne's amendment was ador
MT Walser offered to amend
ms The law non effective in
and di,ga g OF August, September, Oct
Nc. NJ Aiston's amendment was lost.