Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
-.-ptT1o STATE LEGISLATURE.
aeirninely Tmmnuite-MesSag of
tts Govrrnor-OutspOken Views.
LIZ 4 -L---.-.. II 10 thn nianafchl


The Covrrnor-OutspOken Views.
Hy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
O.rsi.. =. g.. November 22--lSpecial to the
.,.I Press. The General Assembly OF
,.4t. t.-,,la convened at the State Capitol at
-.......,. The House consists OF 125 mem
.-. -r go whom age new. In the Senate there
.- .uuer-, hair OF whom are new: lbe
r...v ., iwueluingly " "Iilimanito. ire
rai.t,.-tnat Is those Democrats who arc
'-..a--. a- being VA opposition % the preeent
.... .'. -s'..U-arc few aud Tar between. mo
...-'- presided over by heutenant-Goyernor
.I. p.. uampaon Pope, OF Newoerry' was
'-'., ti'ik. and The other o.d oncers were re-
.-..t ..a D. Jones, OF Lancaster. Is Speaker
.-. ...n, aud q. ". Gray, q Laurens, CLERK.
...rr.r Ilmau thon sent 10 the Legislature
g. ... message. ho says that All ohllRA-
.-....-' 90" state have been promptly mot
...s ll the assessment OF prOpery y f)r
.f.... On. fne last sixteen years. dufing
s... .re o.. total increase has been only
,.'. TOO Governor says that THIS ihdl-
.... We sre a very imprOvident and non
t-.....s e.pie or else that large amount
l-..y escapes taxation. He speaks OF
.. ..i.s n the educational system and
'.-t .-a .uulls.
..-4r. "a. ths south Carolina College lie not
a." tory condition. and that the new
F .r t.- i-t uo desire % patrohlAe IL on
.t me- "lnnospiiable atmosphere sur
-.....- the Governor, however, does not
' t- r.upositIou 70 close the nstituuoh;
.. ..f., .. flr contrary, that the pledges OF
regard 20 fostering IL iNust Oe
''t i.i- Under the head Of assessmentoi OF
srt mo Governor refers 10 the Judges
t.4 against the S,atc bank cases,
.. ., O such an important part IN the re-
20 ''... "lupaisn, as follows; "As long as
i.y u.lnterpret tie law, override u,
--.-e b.. .uIIclal legislation, our euott 20 Sc
.-.'s in ,aE .tion, the protection OF NE
u and DaTtlal HaInlll-
ri ts iu VAIN
.- t.-- H1 90 say Very few men believe
t I,..e citizens would have received
ltua given tue banks, and though
r.. -..tF 81. accOrI all corporations equality
aw. ] cannot remain silent while the
' b. .'aup.ed uuder foot and SOC them az
-' eyes which private cl.ilen feeis no
.1... .rtsta'
H cage deals al length with the question
r''. N. Dr. which i- a leading one IN the STATE
ttt Governor points out some OF the op-
- '1e way Of enforcing prohlbition
.- he affing ~ the statutory prohibitions IN
'-i i' sp.eeing "a DEr-rooms aud selling
-'tef b minors be zAys: " Our solicitors, our
H.. '4r i1u6s, sworn, o. course. 70 execute
49, see ana know these things, and yet they
'lr N-cuiiy be mentions Is the probability
d. q -"pefaie political struggle between tue
.. .'.'i I. - aud antis two years hence, With
F'e ip The negro ss the balsnee Of power.
ID. ~ io.pT monde that the Legislature consider
'.. u.i"- % the establishnent OF a soldiers
iot t0uiedefhte survivors.
-. 'ilsloh Ihe Governor reminds the Legs
,..... .s 81 tee stringeucy OF the times demands
....s,' risld ecOnouy lie recommends sela-
~. '1''-si ol fees for county Officsrs, and a re-
% teiGfios eli elong the line.