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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-10-26
An Icthyological AIystt

srhe reason none can understand,
hut examples there are in plenty
One pound Is the weight OF the nsn you iano--
And the Ash that escaped weighed ,weh.y;
Chicago Record
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-10-26

ur-uI,d like flower in my coat when J
on. - She s'I'n put it in now."-Li1e-
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-10-26

Halrs Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price 5oc.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-10-26

Man and vile were formerly one. The
new idea is TO make them two men.-At-
Gibson Globe.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-10-26
The Onward March

Of Consumption is
stopped short by Dr..
Pletce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. If
you haven't waited
re ason,
there's complete re-
covery and cure.
Although by many
believed to be incur
able, there is til e
evidence of hundreds
of living witnesses to
tile fact that, in all
its earlier stages, con-
sumption is a durable
disease. Not every
!: case, but a large per-
.cenidge of cases, and
we believe, fully %
per cent. are cured
IN Medical Discovery,
Ise has progressed so
peated bleedings from
lingering cough with
N Including tubercu-
IS of flesh and extreme
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-10-26

IGNORANCE is less renewed from the truth
than Observation-Disclosures.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-10-26

"You'RE writing a novel with purpose,
! believean "Oh, yes.o what Is itf" 40
xall ,,-Chicago Record.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21

posed to be a sufficient appropriation
to relieve the management. But at
almost the last hour, the Governor
sent in Especial message saying that
the appropriation made was wholly
inadequate. Then the Legislature
did the proper thing by adding SO
900 to the appropriation. Tie INST .
tuition being thus provided FIR, the
''spoils" feature was not of sufiicien,
interest to the patriotic members q
the legislature 20 induce a quor NJ
10 remain in the city. And tie
'spoils feature Of the Atlantic ard
North Carolina railroad proved tote
equally as uninteresting. Did any
body ever know a Democratic legii-
lStuserSo lose interest as long as there
e141vthing in sight' Z -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21
DIDN'T4wAN THEE Ran

- 1t might be yell enough to inform
the "spoils' jubilee chorus, that tn,
psnitentiary - and the A. and N. r.
railroad were not wanted by the CO.
operationists bad enough to inspire
ANY effort to take them. If the leeis-
iators had. so desired, they could
have takena great deal more than
they did. II" spoils's had been tha;r
only and sole purpose, they would
never have lost anything by default
IN the matter of . quorum. The
fact is that some co-operationists ~.
NAMED longer than they intended 70
see that the recommend alton Of Gov
Carr concerning the peniteutiarv
should be complied with. The last
Demociatic legislature, in a spirit Of
n,iggardliness and covardice. had
imposed an impossible task on the
management Of the penitepti.rv
h.had been claimed everywhere thai
inns inns institution was iself-sustaining.
The ridiculous character Of this as.
ssrtion was proven by tho fact that
the manageasnt Of the penitenti.rv
reported to the legislature that Il wa.
$t4'ooo in debt. To protect the
honor of the State and ,ot
snaels.ths penitentiasy to serve the
p.1posesforw hichit was established |
nus s1l, legislature a' IT. made what it sup.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and impr -o-ue-1
. bnff. 10 personzi enjnEr =
rightly used. The many, ~ ,iFt
ter than Others and enjoy d. more.
less expenditure. by ms. Irorl,
adapting the .sorId's b. r-'..ae;'
the needs Of physical bin, 81 -,
the value 70 health of tle re "
laxative principles. emLIa9 q :
remedy, Syrup Of Fig. :.
Its excellence IA due fo T. rrf-efl
IN the form mos sooeIa. be SID ~
ant 70 the tate, the xfnsiarg 4Dd -
beneficial pnoperfie. of = .. riect =
alive; efectually ciesn,iIg - -sss.
di-peiiing colds, besiacl,-- ai'4 ~
and Permabestty curing . IT, i's
III has given sasisfncticn g, uii.i.,ss'-
met with the zPyspssi cf ~ 1''4',o
Profession. becxuse IL sr1s ~ ne ~
neys, Liver and Bo~els without rs
ening them and il j. perfectly ire "
every objectionable sutstanoe.
Syrup Of Pigs IL f6r ale b. al drn
g,sts in Soc and 81 bottle. boz il J, H'1
ufa'tured by ike Califyriia Fig -!f1
70 only, Whose nsIae j. print,'doi : y.
package, also the name, syrup q Z
and being well informed, you TA.i .
accept amy substitute If oiered
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21
A REMARKABLE sTKCGa;LE.

The Legislature created two new
criminal court circuits al elect.
judges for the same. 1hSeIettiop OF
these circuits was deemed by Demo
cratic papers strong basis onw hict
to send up one of their usual whines
about "spoils' and the like::I Blu,
they seemed to have been little twt
hasty. The Governor has steppeG
forward and declared the PROCEED
ings OF the Legislature, SO far as the
election Of judges goes, to be "un
constitutional" And to. make the
matter straight he has appointed q
Judge for each court Circuit. o.
course he didn't appoint anybod.
who wanted an office or who wanteo
to be Judge. He Just appointed two
Democrats. That's all. Democrats
never want Office. Hoo, The peo-
pie only reprdiated Democratic rule
and administration last fall by 90
900 ma ority. But what does a
Dem ocratic administration care for
little thing like that. Democracy
is PARTY Of the .peopleO Whooy
And although the stern record of
reputation stares them in the face,
they actually have the effrontery to
grab for the very places which they
have proclaimed were created for
the purpose of "spoils. This proceed
ing on the party Of the Governor will
lead 20 struggle in the courts, for
the purpose Of determining whether
the Legislature can constitutionally
elect judges, or whether it is the
prerogative Of the Governor to ap-
point them, Pending the suit, there
will be no screeching among the
Democratic papers about tile
''spOils.' The Governors course MAJ
be declared the proper one. If So
there will be no "spoils," for Demo
Gratis will hold the Offices. 1t the
decision shall be against the Gov
srnor, then-well just wait and
listen Il 81 .--. .,t
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21

On Tuesday last Governor Carr re.
ceived letter from Miss Catherine
DeVaugn, OF Graham county, apply
ing for appointment as notary NH
he. The Governor looked carefnllv
INTO the matter, and his reply to the
lady was to the effect that while he
would De glad to comply with the
request, article 6 of the constituticn
PLAINLY prohibits women from hold
ing Office in the state. = ~
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21
NO MONOPOLY.

/
An old proverb is to the effect tina
certain being "can quote scliptur,
for his own purposes ard tha
power has generally been thought Il
be great. That being is beginning
to have some contemporaries in a
small initiative way. For instance
the News. and Observer. frets and
worries over the new revenue bill
Kicks at it and fumes and f,ets
over it; and to prove that it is RICH,
prints with great gusto the following
authority:
4 more idespotic law vas never
placednpdn the statute books than tho
tax Law passed BY this Legislature."-
Campbell, Republican member from
Snerokee'=lsl an4 en-.
- Then 1t worries some more over
resolution to appoint'a committee TO
investigate a long litigated case to
see why the courts have not settled If
up. Mr.. Campbell is a member of
that committee, and in consequence
thereof the News. and Obserser gets
up some more gusto and prints this.
~"fis'a gross wrong to her that those
appointed are unworthy and fncompe-
tent to perform the work assiened to
to them..' y 80 '4'-s-,- $50
ZIP Presto, change; walk r-r-right
up ladies and gentlemen and see tho
lightning change quoter. You don't
pay any money and you take your
,hoice. '4' '''.'' .s.f -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21
FAT PEOPLE

Pack OBESITY PILIs reduce your wsighi
Permanently from L. 70 IS pounds q m0lis.
No sTAkvIss sickness or injury: 50 ITsI-
CITY. They build up the health and beAgtiiy
use complexion. leaving 80 wEIsgLEs 90
nsbbiness- srorr ABDOMEN. and difficult
breathing surely relieved DO E,PrxIsRHT.
. scientific and positive relief Prior e."
per package by mail gso<post- TesaiDonials
and particnlas lsealed) &C. All Correspond
ence strictly oonfidenfial -. f..
PARK REMEDY 60, Bsssss, Asss.
i. feb . Nv .~.s ..1s
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21
RAPID TRANSIT DISCOVERY.

For four years the Railroad Com
mission has been in existence. AL
the members of the Commission
have been elected by the legislature
"A Democratic legislature did the
electing. And they elected Demo
crats-not because any Democrat
wanted office; oh, no. for the legisla.
ture had to blow trumpets and make
proclamations and just beg somebody
to come in and take the offices. And
with all that they couldn't get up
more than forty candidates., How
disgustingly unpatriotic those DEM
ocrats were. What shame that so
FEW came forward to bear the bur-
dens of State What a disgrace to
their public spirit. Umph. But they
finally succeeded in electing enough
self-sacrificing or some other sort of
citizens to fill every single place on
thC tSSiOU.
This year one vacancy occurred.
There were three applications for it.
and the legislature elected one of
them, and he was not a Democrat
And now some eminent. lawyers
thunder forth something about the
constitution and about the legis-
latqre haying no right to elect and
lot OF other lawyer rot on the matter.
nd some Democratic papers are
EIssSsslishing the discovery; and they
link II would bea perfectly proper
'ourse fog the election by the last |
legislature No be declared "uncon-
'titutional" and for all the other cleo
ions to be let afone. That's simon
'ure Democracy. And it's about the
)eSt Democracy thera is,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21
NOTICE,

The various editions Of the week )
CAUCASIAN printed at Goldsboro
Clinton and Raleigh will be consoli
dated this week. and hereafter So
scribers to all editions will receive
their papers from Raleigh.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21
THE PAGES OF THE SENATE

/ HFesehts acknowledgements OF, Douxht o. WIFI
u tslee ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Estser. al
around But the Spleen of Di.xr~c-d
Democrats Is Still In Evidence.
-,fias SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1srH-Eisr. nav
The Senate was called to order st1 IN
O'Clock a. M by Liehtena1if3 Goterh6br
Prayer ~ Rev. Mr.. Lawrence 81 The
House OF Representatives. :. 80"
me expiring hours of the Genera
assembly were spentby the presiding
oIncers of the two branches sienna
acts ready for ratification. se
A matter OF much interest. and u ht;ccb
elected considerable discussion. was
TIE failure to elect directors Of the nsns
itentiary and State librarian.
The fellers' report on yof. for St,,tt,a
librarian was that in the House Of Rrn-
resentatlves. Sanford received Is yifes
ana none were cast gainst him In
the Senate he received % votes and !
vote was cast against him. This mad.
- votes only cast for and against
.ne erection. It Is necessary, to elect
any one by the General Assembly nv !.
Joint majority of the two houses To- Wit
81 votes. '@E'o
In The vote on penitentiary direc-
TORS there were % votes east in the
senate and In the House 80 vOtes, max
ing Is; necessary Tor an election 81.
~ was declared upon the reports OF;
ion. ",aSs ~ eaec-
Ri,e. tRepublican,) moved that the
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21

feriain.d the
Mr. wini.off
q Resolution a.
wa's-r for g..
! dignIfied FUN, -
Vas presentsa 4, A.. -
after very conn. = -
the resolution "a -.
PEBBLES Alon- -.
\ Speaker wa.... -
and a m-ssAgc r...
s'e sGh-un-irr fa-. - ~
ready q" al: -r. =
back moved ila Y
adjourn SINE 3
called for-- wHr Y. 2
was reaches D. q,
itsrk :. MI lsi,.Lu,.
OF order that ~
taken on a ma. e
die no busin.., =
fore the b,dy. =;
lAid:
hsrEiKER WAL 4
sGentlemeu 60 m
rs-SsuthrtK..
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21

House me, ., $50; prayer by Rev
DIR. Branson.
The reading OF the Journal ~ss
commenced. Mr. Ray moved to sus'
nd the reading and called for the
res and noes on his motion. The
hair said there vas not . sufficient
humber up Mr.-Rzy quoted from
e News and Observer an regard 10
the las, vote nj the night session. and
asked that the journal OF last night
SO far as il related to the last votes
in the House be read. He in'ima-
ted that there was something wrong
about the clerk,s desk. -
The chair stated that the clerk tid
psD lyrss raun II wt1ps Ssp mo- tass
nal in full last night. and that he
would give him little tune. There
being a pause Of som. length, Mr..
Ray made an infimaiIon that sAers
was something wrong going cd be-
tween the chair and the clerk.
SHARP LANGUAGE nElwEES srEs%rR
wALsER AND M. RAY.
The Speaker rsquesird Mr. ESart
10 take the char. he then -~rmc
down on the floor spd defended him
self against the insinuaiions o. the
gentleman from Macon, lie sah the
charge that had been qade by the
gentleman from Naconb Was novor
thy of any llsmb.r IL the Hoe So
The gentleman from Macon kno -.
and every member this Ii use
knows that was doing all could
TO expedite the busiues{ot this body,
and that ! have been d4ing my duty
with fairness To all parties. The gen.
tlemsn maksA.tG sinuafib ns here that
he dare nota1ake outside of this
house. He lbsinu1Ses, and a pslar
in this town charges that Dam u%pg
my position 10 fsfih her Legislative in
which my party is interested, by TAX,
ing undus'advantases and denying
to memheks their privileges on ms
floor. Tho Yentk men all know the
charge or the insinuation is untrue
and | denoqnce il as untrue.
Nr-Ray Asked the gentleman from
Hen1eteen TO retain ths chnir thai
he H1ytmight be 90 te&sps OF equal
ity VIII The gentlerSa sfrou David
son. as farN my aetiSH ia n wAy
towardrthH SAflemxrS - iodsceoi
and ne&scemfng>a ge&t2hSDsI a.,
non The charge as ah&&ADlkhes
man b makes IL isESSS$S3tH&tY]
unqd H6ed fsasfficr. IEaS{lu :
has BEEN made sFSu M ~ {nS !
said there was Ss0metS S1Eni3x3
going-o on around the chaif:f wffrsxy
that l did not intend to reflect on the
chair, and l ask him to divest him
self of his authority as Speaker and
then make the hard, unmanly thrust
to say l have not acted with the con-
duct OF a decent man. i deny max
ing any charge upon the gentleman,s
Integrity when / said there was
something wrong going on around
the Speakers chair.
The Speaker accepted the dis
ciaimer of the gentleman from Ma
con, and Nv. Ray retracted what he |
bad said that was Offensive, and the |
Speaker returned to his desk aud the |
business of the hose went on.
The vote to suspend the reading
was % TO 3. The Journal was ap,
proved.
Senate resolution in favor of w.
W.. Davies, assistant enrolling clerk.
whose name by oversight was not
put on the roll of clerks, passed sec.
md and third readings. 49,. |
Resolution to expunge from the
ournal Of lSSS the record IN regard
o the expulsion of Hon. Josiah Tur-
her, was called up and tabled.
The House took q recess fiji
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21
MORAL

when party fences you would mend
Mind, changes may come soon;
~ you put the "bottom rail on ton ,,
Old Eph may get the coon.n P'
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21

The movement was successful. For
the first time in twenty years the
law-making power was wrested from
the Democrats, as a majority power,
and was in the hand of the co opera
tionists. Neither party had a ma
jority vote on joint ballot in the
Legislature, but the fusion of the
Populists and Republicans was
sacredly observed by both parties,
and they easily. controlled all mat
ters of State policy. 49,.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21

The public school fund was in
creased from 10 to Is cents on 500
worth OF property, and a law was en-
acted providing that, with the con
sent Of the people, counties might
levy an additional tax. -.
In the matter of appropriations
there has been conservative liberahtv.
Funds for public Observation-Disclosures
lions were increased, and enlarged
provision was made for the charitable
institutions. Retrenchment was made
IN some eases where the public III
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21
Night Session.

The Speaker raped the House n
order and requested the. gentleman
from cherokee to take the chair. ii
hope the Speaker will send the gen.
'tieman from Macon and the gentle.
man from Northampton to- couduc,
me to the chair" Whereupon Messrs
PEBBLES and Ray took him by the
arms and led him TO the Speaker
desk. ) Several resolutions were sent
up to. the desk and read by the clerk
AUG amended. Among the am.ud.
ments was one::that as. pigeons and
English sparrows- were town birds
they be taxed five cents each. while
woodpeckers and yellow-hamIners
oelng country birds should remain
untaxed." The chair would nm,
Tue bills and call for the avss ana
Noes and when the vote, was IoudIv
no, he would declare the bill carr;.J
amid great laughter. The member
we're Jusf getting ready TO have an
uproarious time, when the Speaker
announced that the gentleman from
cherokee would be called upon To
PRESIDE Later on. At. present there
was business before the House, A
messenger from the Senate brought
~ large bundle of enrolled bills
and the Speaker signed them ,as INC
clerk read their titles and handed
them oyer Ia him.
Inc evening was, spent in alter
ua'lng between ratifying bills and
speeches from the gentlemen. from
until Mr.. PEBBLES srose 40 !.
QUESTION OF HIGH PERSONAL psISr.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21

The new election law is one which
cannot be criticised from stand
point of equity and justice. If it be
equity and justice to disfranchis
tlzens who have under the State
constitution right to the ballot, the
new law is failure; for it seeks to
provide and does provide a system
by which the rights of all parties
shall be respected and guarded, and
their strength fully ascertained and
made known. UnGer its preyisions
there can be and will be fairer ex.
preston of the will of the people than
under any law ever before put on the
statute books of the State. H.. ..l.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21

senate declare stanford elected any
way. q.
The President stated that the telier>
report stated otherwise. and that the
Journal would show To the contrary
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21
BILLS PASSED.

Senate bill, 40, to which Mccall OBJ
Jected on yesterday was takeu up as
amended in Senate, and passed its SEQ
ond and third readings. This was; the
bill to incorporate the Charlotte and
Mecklenburg railway company.
The House took a recess till four
%. =
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21

Continued on 3rd page.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21
SENATE BILLS CoHrrp,n,vn :. :.

II SAN Ale BILLS CONQUERED IN
House bill 62, Sepate bill asa for the
protection Of girls and for the nome
ton OF chastity; TO amend chat ter 3i0
private laws of 1898, to extend time
Tor commencing work on ThomasvilJs
and Pee Dee Railroad, Senate 4 mend
mentsconcurred in. - - --1lu
The schooi'bill passed by the Sehata
came up for consideration, This hill
abolished the county board of ednca.
tion and county superintendent of
public instruction, and creates
!he Office of county exam
iher who Is to be apnointod
oy the superior court clerk: law to ON
INTO effect next June. Several amanI'
ments were sent forward provid;na
tnat this act shall not not apply to Va.
r1ous counties, viz: Arson. Warren
nay wood, Gates, New Hanover. Par
4uimans, Halifax, Currituck. Johnston
bertie, jackson, Cumberland. Edva
eom6e, Meckienburg, Martin. Row:S
otanIy, onslow, Buncombe, Nortbamn'
The amendments were discussed h,
oMitn OF Gates, McClammy., Mccall
anu Wlnborne. These amendmanss
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21

Senator Carver entered. bis so,.,,,
p.oIest against the list Of magistrate.
SSppoined by this General Assembly
changes had been made by SOM. n,,.
unknown TO him in the names so-o..1
ap0n'and Submitted by fri mseif and tba
representatives. The protest Wa, mr.
aered spread. upon. the Journal =, :,
Ae@ borne, during q IulI, addressed
lie Guar and said: a. nm. =
r..President:
ne noIlr has well nigh come Whom
we shall seneEate and 90 to our homes
All OF Us are anxious to reach those.
homes and mingie With those We Love
l., myself, am exceedingly "af1xioiis To-
oe where can Smell the appie blossom
ana see the blue birds and i6in INV
Iamlfy: bhtif have determined to STAY
ana 90 All that fell to my Tot TO 'per.
Iorm. Tonight L have been called to.
perform a pleasant duty. Our Secre-
Iary isa man 1 have long known AS al
good citizen and d splendid business
man VINO, wherever you may put him
VII always 90 his whole duty as he
mas performed the very ardaOas duties
n ON, IN hehalf Of the clerks ana
81; f. King this watch. aud asked that
II be accepted With the high annreai.
alton OF his worth and efficiency ana
inc love, effectiOn and esteem OF his
associate clerks. =.
Mr.. hing accepted the watch in
Pheasant little speech, relating the ups
ahd downs, Of a Senate clerks duties
ana closed with his heartfelt thanks to- I
a resolution was received from the
house " Representatives that the Cen
"a assembly of North Carolina would
* s% without day. at the hour Of
The Senate cOncurred in the resoiu-
ion and when the hands OF the senate
Lock indicated 10: 80 D. M. the eayei ofl
ne President raped and be ssid: SEN
ltors, under the joint resolution OF the I
wo bodies, this General Assembly
tands adjourned without dAy. Ii
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21

Mr.. PEBBLES said: arise 70 a aus.-
non Of the highest. personal .nr;
iege. During last nieht,s session. -.
tnIs house, attempted 70 leave the
ball OF the House of r ,presentatives
yhen was confronted at the door
by negro fwhose name. / under-
stand Is Ell Stanford) AID told nv
SAG negro that Lcould- not leave tbs
nan. 4 asked him by what authority
ne dared to imprlsot me in She ,bsiI
OF the House of Representatives. H.
replied, by orders OF the door
keeper" I stated to him that tbsr.
mad been no call of the House And
mar the door-kesper had no right TO
prevent my Leaving ,. The hall.
ne = mad hold. Of. the: sdeer
Knob and said I--,ceuld rnt
go out of thedoor, Ttook hold OF h.
nand to release the door Knob 20 .s
70. open the doora1d 60 ont. when II
resisted mS efforts to leave The kaiI
py force and violence, and took bold
OF my person and for a moment "a
strained me ct ny right or fr,..
egress from said hall. Al this n,..
ure another negro, to me unkSo
Joined said Eli In his assauff On ~
person This uncalled Tor ana nm.
lqsfihA6le assault. would in ali prob
aoiiify have ended in serious .rssulssI
qut Tor the timely assistance of Mr..
zee, OF Haywood county, This con-
1Gct ser 10 me to. be . direct in
'ait 10 the House of Representatives
.nd to each member thereof. I haye
leemed II my duty to Law, the facts
before this body in order that the
1ouse may have an opportunity 10
axe such steps as it may think nee
ssary to protect its honor and do
ify. -, -. 49,. N's =
Mr.. Norment hardly knew what
elton to take in this matter. he
1ouid suggest the appointment Of a
ommittee to investigate this mat +
sr. .s
Mr. Ray introduced resolution to q
ave the parties arrested and broueht ~ 2,
eiofe the hOusea 49,. -
A motion was made that the house ps
re z recess or ten minutes. So a.
Durlng the recess Cherokee Camp
eu was called to the chair and en- :;