The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-13

and Children of the state. He de- pis' q
the man who would not be willing to
see him inaugura.ed with all the pomp
and splendor b. fitting the grand occa
sion. He would he willing, if need be,
20 make proposition to increase the
sum, even if the governor to be insu
gura'ed were a third party man
II The tax payers were not willing to SEE
'heir governor properly inaugurated, he
would be ashamed of the people He
hoped all opposition would he with
| drawn FIVE years ago ne night have
thorsht $500 for such purprse wonld
have bankrupted the state 1t is differ
ent now AS one who loves North Car
| oina, he would die for her. He hops
his feeling is the prevalent one: and BE-
| hopes the resolution will pass without
| o's<enung voice In conclusion, he hpped
| Hovernor Carr would pay his own WAY
mere. and ask no cour'e>ies fr'm the rail
roads. Hewants 10 obligations incurred
to railroads or other corporations.
M Vance, OF Buncomb. said. in con
siderlng this resolution. it WAS enough
To consider the ability of the people, and
the great and favorable changes that had
come over their condition He referred
10 j, tfrrson who came to his inaugura
ton welco med and surrounded hy ,h. US
ands Win Cl,v-land came TO accep'
the duties imposed upon him the peopl,
nf Are'i lea gave him q welcome by mil
| hons. There WIS an emo m Us increase
"f peap'e and of wealth II wa. cur dnry
10 provide q suitable inauguratio
There sh"uli be jud cious economy. bu,
| there must be DO mtauness Frmer>
know aow TO run farm md vote tn,
demot r.tic ticket If auybody in Buu
connie kicks n the sum asked for he and
Starnes would foot the bill
Mr. Robinson of Rmdolph. said he
would not antsgonize the bill His
people would fo,t the bill
MIR Newton made some remarks. which
were Dot fully caught, o wing to confu sion
on the fl 'or
Mr. Ellington made a manly aai gen
erous expression of his d'sre AMI pGr
| pos to support the resolution He was
North C.r"linian. willing, ready. ann
anX'ous to do honor 10 the Governor el, c,
# he state. whether democrat, republ
can or third party. He called upon his
party to do As be was going 70 DO
HIRE Mr. Spruil demanded the pre-
vious q fes'ion on the p4ssag- Of the reso
ution The call was sustained. The
question put on the adoption Of the res.
ution, and it unanim nusly passed its
second ard third readings and was
ordered to be sent to the senate for Con
currence
The calendar was taken up and house
| bill 5. bill to prevent the sale of qlnrs
| within two miles of Laurel Hill church.
Cald we'll COMFY, was put on its S, Cor d
| reading. and, on motion Of Mr Jones. oi
Cald well, was Tecommltted for he pur,
pose of b. ing incorporated with the gen
eral hQ Ior or omnibus" bill
Huu t bill 80, for the relief of -
HARRISON. late tax collector and treasurer
If Cas~ell county, was put on its second
reading The bill reia:es to public
MONIES stolen from Mr. Haralson and
suhs' qnentty acc united for.
A letter to the speaker from a county
commissioner of Caswell couniy, wa,
read. protesting against The passage of the
oil uutil furthe Information coucerniny .
he transaction could be transmitted.
GA the passage of the bill Mr. Holt
moved to refer 1t back to the cummilte.
on Finauce
Mr.. Long hoped the bill would not
now be passed He knew the parties
aud the nature of the TRANSACTION.
TIE oill was referred 10 the Finance
committee.
A message from the Senate transmit
tug sundry engrosscd bills among which
Was Senate bill |, Ii Hpuse bill 2U9, bill &c
incorporate the bsuk of Washington.
VIII lch, uuder a suspension of the rules.
was put on lis readings, aud then, on
motion Of Mr Long, referred to the com
mut.e on b INKS and Currency
| The calendar was re>uned and House
bill 40, bill To comp. nsate jldges auo
canvassers Of elections, was put on it.
reading.
Messrs Oliver, Grouse. Wood, TAYLOR
Of Hertford. and Mr. Eubanks, off rec
amendments including their respectiv,
counties 10 the provisions of the bill
and then on motion OF Mr.. McCurry III,
lntrod Icer Of the bill, it was laid on tn,
table
House bill Al, resolution concernin
bills apprnprlatlng money, on N ptlon o
Mr McCuuy. was laid on the table.
House bill 6l bill to amend b. pit,
1870, laws Of 1888 10 relation TO tn. col
|, ctlon OF taxes In the county of Vance,
p4s>el its several readings and was or
dered to be er9rossed
House bull 81 bill for the relief
| the sheriff of Currituck. on motion @
Mr. Day WAS Postponed until WeInes
1av week.
House bill so. a bill to authorize tn
committee Of Dare county to levy spe
cia tax for 1893 AMI 1894 to pay the III
debtness Of the crunty Was put on il
second reading and passed that reading
under Call Of III. roll by vote Of los
none In the negative
House bill 81, bill for the relief o
the sheriff of Harnttt. Peyton McArder
AID enable him to settle taxes with III
state treasurer, pissed its several read
ings and WAS oriered to be eDgros-ed.
(The court house of Harnett had beer
destroyed by fire, and records aud pa
pers hurnt)
House bill SO, bill to amend line
secr1on 9 Of the school law. Ga motion
Of Mr. Erwin of Cleveland, Was laid VI
the table
: House bill 1OJ. bill to encourage th
killing of certain wild animals in tn
/ :ouulles of Buncombe Yancey, Mitche
ans Med 'weil, * ling of wolves
psnthers wild cats etc, 10 view OF sue
killing to be presented to the count
comm ssioners. and reward IF $ p.l
ion killing each of SAID auimals) WAS pn
| on its second reading Mr. McCurrl
h III wed to strike out "McD ,aeli, whic
/ was drne, and the bill then passed II
several readings and was ordered TO o
J engrossed.
t II use bill rs, a bill TO amend th
local option law IN D,vidson county, Wa
t pat on its readings, and the question w
: put on the suDstitu'e "ffcred by the CON
!, III tt.e, which was adop ed; aud rs sut
>lituted, the bill passed las several read
/ lngs. and was ordered to be engros -eC
j House resolution l, a resolution IN n
! tatlon to keeping open the state and 81
trior court libraries ut night for II