The state chronicle., 1893-02-14


1ot. They sought for the Office. Why
'nouid the farmer, or the merchant, or
others be taxed to pay lawyers? Change
The law. 1t will incite to diligence The |
farmer runs the same risk He runs the
FISK Of the season; he may lose his whole |
crop, and he gets nothing.
Mr.. Long, Of Alamance, said the |
farmer paid his laborers whether be
makes crop or not TIE laborer was
worthy of his hire He was with the
lawyers, engaged day after day, fee or
not. He should receive his pay.
Mr.. Carraway moved to lay the bill or
the table, on which motion Mr.. Nash
called the ayes and noes and the motion
failed; but, On division, the house
tabled the bill-ayes 65, nays 20
House bill 562, to impose taxes upon
and regulate other transactions Of foreign
corporations. was laid on the table
House bill 564, to incorporate the
town of Hamlet, Richmond county, was
laid on the table.
House bill 693. to amend the charter
of Whitesville, Columbus county, passed
and was ordered to be engrossed.
House bill 6O2. to amend chapter 16
section 666 of the Code in regard to
sheep and wool growing in North Caro-
lima (no dog in this) passed and was or
dered to be engr0ssed
On motion of Mr. Starnes, reconsidera
ton was had on the bill to allow Bun
combe county 80 fund its bonded debt
The bill passed on Saturday through
lnadvertenee ~ Uira rice vote. R.
consideration was had, and the bill
passed its second reading by vote of
ayes So nays O.
House bill 500 bill to amend chap
ter 352. laws of 1891, passed aad was
ordered TO pe eugrOss, d.
Mr. Jones Of Caldwell, rose TO qne3
tion Of personal, or rather q hign priv
lege; assertions had been made upon a
committee to which he belonged The
gentleman from Hertford, Mr. Taylor
half ot-the lawyer. rae com nltsee, as
members Of the house, had done their
duty in the morning sessions Then,
into the night, had done duty for al in
terests; it was nc whence to say they
had DO re that duty in the interest OF the
people. There is the cry Of demagogueTy
q cry Of 'lawyer" He entered his pro
test against this, though il may fan IL
| idle ears.
Mr.. Jones paid a noble ard eloquent
tribute TO the service rendered 20 liberty
and the cause Of the peopie in all times
and on all occasions by the lawyers
Mr.. Taylor, of Hertford, said he IN
tended no rlh@c1ion upon the lawyers d
the committee
Mr.. H ,rris thought IS he Gid, that IN
measure was impolitic He old NJ
know VII the demagoguegy Was F.
wonid 60 with tbs izwyer when right
against N, If the tax-paying farmer
are t. 81 Ter As much dcmagogue-
had eme. lied from the lawyer, IN pr
portion 10 numbec, as from any cthe
class.
House bil 70e. to provide Rs aos IS
the RsiIrJad Commission There was n
provision N de for 1t by Law
TIE zubstitut. off red ~ the commit
tee ~as adopted; and the hIl 50 substt
,.,, ,5as9el. anu - ! srst - "a
+ me t-a-e N'ta ID n.Gu3s
Houst OH eos to protect consur e
illun na1ing oils, and to prov.d e
e sam,, ana 10 ieqt.re fire te5r 1C
aldeT 140 vas put on lis ealing
Mr. Watson, Of Forsyt1, said, AZ,
; hearing the reading Of tae BIZ, thag il VI
as full Of pains aad peDati
, a the United States Reve- ue }t@
c-e..ges one hundred otfi els Il aske
II il had the unanimous 81 pr. Il
9 .m1lttve2
A.r. Vance, Of Buucombe, sad il /
: y OF; it WAS true the bill was vol ln;n2u
I Tac IN pection would cost the |. 20
only hail a cent gallon for the inspe
) on L was not new bill except
. North Carolina L was COPIED from &
Georgia statutes All interior OILS i
dumped here because there is ~ n pc
/ tioa The inspection fees are fl 'ty c:u
J, per barrel, half cent when ou 400 "a
|, ms IN bulk, one cent when II j. 200 6
]. ! rs Inferior oil was injurious / I
e yes aud dangerous in u.e. We tug
0 ID I1l ptct ali things II tne INT, { g
e healtn and safety; 1870 is low st2u7 ar
n Chemists know that the oil sold in Nor
n Carolina is adulterated aud causes exn
II ions. There Is only one officer proyid
e for. He is 20 be appointed by the CO
ernor, TO hold office for four years a
e to be a bonded officer He appoil
. 5ub-inspectors. He receives ten per c(
Df The gross receipts Of the inspect
# fees. Inspection can be had as
V points of the receipt Of the oil The
tecI IS to require manufacturers te shli
e. good article There i3 no haste 70 Ia
Il the bill Ga motion to that effect had be
N made, out withdrawn) There will
De 10 searcn of private houses Oaly pl
as .ic places can be entered IapeCtlons
It tie tanks, stamps must be put on .
az rels Now there is adulteraton by "a
line and high grade nep'hor. THIS
= duces the )st aud magnlties the dang
a. Other bills were more severe than CT
oe Mr. Watson, Of F6rsytb said tne C
miltee hAd divided. As lar IS oi
:, concerned, it is 4 the hands OF 9 mon
r oily. He does not telieve Ii
% % are so many exa,osions a. u
ss' - are said to be- Accidents &C
- from careless use. He did not tn
n it was wise law for Georgia nor
- us. WHAT is the tax? L is nes
5 per cent. on every gallon of ol, a
h, with the small dealer, 10 pcg ce1t
- until the inspector comes. Tie bill u
10 not to pass.
h. h. Mr.. Holt opposes the biz tor N
~ re u s T ploIi9 e i o'5o oe' t
-er th barrel, one cent on he gallon.
common rccple must pay the tax, an
70 tra tax. There IS no complaint con
its from them; no dealer can afford TO
- al inferior a1ticle. Tnere j, 10 dem
4 for the law. The bin IS eAceedir
70 cunbrous. with inuumerab.e ffic7rs,
no gives mucn trouble 10 tnC deaie. Ue
ho can pua his Oil on the nasket. t
for grade oil IS uecessary, but 1t can oe
without 50 much law.
vas III Vance, of Buncombe, said 4 {
c,ss Cf tax beyond 81 500 IS TO De tn
737 irto the treasury; hopes there H!l D
lie legislation for the Standard Oh con ,
as This bill gets safer and better oil.
ley bost is always the cheapest The pc
ing do complain about inferior oil.
to committee Will be glad 70 receive
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