The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-15

~ idh an "pp"r'uuIt4 to Ia .rs. d..
- phbii' printing 81 ti.. roisfsf, q, IAN
't" ''in""rht- ""r.- ~ power
VI. fah responded - the ri,,r,.
lh@i 20" Lrm,cra'i. part, ,-,a ,.,,.
h"r"i ia" stat" OF North ttr..ii,,-. b.,
-h"" ihG That ihyl had r.lin...J ~.
prl'' 81 printing 10 ai.Df .,,,.-
u ~ What u Wa IL l-e- vb.c
ne h"Iu"IIcau- W.r. iu rourr,I.
w Iii lh" gentleman tell a.. a., d.
hi-'"I "i wheat Wa worth them
vi. Kay continued
\ great many thing then Yer.
'h"ap IL They ar. now. # ~. t.,.
pIInd'r"d he p,olIo Tor twrnfy,..a'r.
~ To" pubiIc IriutIu. y, piuuJ.r,t
them just half a. much A. rr,. I..,,,,,
) l- pIuudrr"d them l. .,o.,lh.. I,..,,,.
" r:it- 90 control uf rL. ~tat.. govern
~ AT.
w hen the Ropublirat. t.rt, ~ :.
power tn" credit or ihr stat, u.,,,
,lnvn d,,y,, d,.,,.,, VII
Drmncrafir rorfI ,nn'.I.r ," ',' " 't7 .i.ii 'l'
credit 81 Norm tar,,lino and :,
Ouf 81 TIA. dust of the dead "a. f,,,,,,t
uuthing Vhru a.. ,.u,. i,t, ,,,.,,'-
uo pruitrnriary rhouph th,.r,. ,,,,,,i,, =,
have been one, no ,uhlir .,L,nI
~ l..
treasury. and otii houd- ,t g, ,,r...,t ~;
count on the market \.,, n,,r ,.r,,,,;,
j. GOOD in an u,,r,- -, ,,, 1t,
~tatr~ ;fnd in EprInnt '''''''
f the D.u,urr,t, h.,t r,lt,.,
Stat ne woI,ld ,ut, far 49,. ;ny.',;,,. 49,,
t:n. hut L,. ,...,,,n.,I.a,, ~. ~
the other i'd. in th,. Mann, -, ;,'.,;'., ~,
and fairness. NOT Ia d,,.,i,,' -, ,,'.,
Mr.. Evar, Of II.ud.r-.r -ai,.
The gentleman who ho- i,,zt r,l.u
hi- seat reminds ~, If thau mn,n,.,in
pr,aclI.r ,yh,-,. fria,,d ,,..,, -. .,,'.,,.,I
places nj different tiu,.. In h..or Ill.,,
,i,rah u,d ,,,rh linn. ~. I..art H., ~
test wa. And I.r.r'. vif.,. ,,'",h',,
Law sick Of n fever" 4 am mot m,Ich nt
, Eih1n .tud.,t ana - ,,,,,
quoted the trxt arjvhI r.r.r yn, ' ~
my friend from Huurumb. Mr. Iu.L
who i a very diIir.ut .tudon, If tIa
Bible
After his friend had heard hin,
ON several different n..,.,, ,n,,- ,,'i,I
several yrar. iutcry,ninn he LID.
"'.rcat cod. amt that old woman dead
Vet '" \in1 The nrurerdiuy. ,r ia.
IrvisIatur. ,f lSG, dead ,.t> Van krnu
that ,ou had in that loTi i-la,ur. Drmn-
cratic thieves ~ well =, Renuhlir,u
thieves. We are mol here to consider
What that Legislature did, but what
I'M. legislature l. going I" dp.
ms comnitt"" t" Vet pnt the print
ing might be composed Of a majority !
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7t;,t, r,1tI - n"''n- w ,''' ~"
,i' "'''''' anu nav VII nay oppose" Il
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"' H., rn.',,I,.. ", 49, 20" ',1'. ~ ,''',, '.,,
aora,,.., -, ~, "r",;H " -
insisted ON hi. stlbsti ut. whi,h h,
said. would max, if imucssi,In fn,
them to do wrong if they wanl.d a.
rirht. s" W ~
~. pa ,"i''Nt" pA Mt. a,hpDeli' "'
it'ohfe' no GnarSro 'ha' ,he Demo
'ue Mt't a, ''a,'! 'aN'iiS Ihe people
~ i,c, g., g., ''' "'p"''''ai' 'eS's'a' ~
w.
VT a. \: aiilpoell. Oh hefpktt, N
rtrtrly To Mr. Kay. OF Macon, and Mr.
feehlrS, OF \"rthampton, said he
would achn"Wltdge that the b"n"-
cratic party was Party o' rrt"rm and
rr'rHh'Hh'tN|: !haf (ht State and
Nalioual lfSlsl1l'on OF the party had
reformed the pcice oi cotton from ten
cents TO four or five cents per pound in
Il very Sh"ri iint: ana ne tmnha,icaily
prnnouncrd lhp prennn, state govern
mcnt a. hcing depldedly more eXtraN-
agant than It Wa- under Radical and
'arpet-bag rule IN 1869 and 1870.
At that time the state owed $40
100000, and now the state only owes
about xaa,ooO,0oo. In 1869 and lS1'
there was only S63,0O0,ooo worth OF
property to tax TO carry the enormous
Indebtedness OF the state.
Mr.. PEBBLES, by permission, asked
Mr.. Campbell how much OF the $40
OOe OO Indebtedness that party paid:'
TO which Mr.. Campbell remarked that
the question asked was not pertinent
TO the question before the House. and
continued by saying that the STATE
now had $21O.OGS.OOO to tax. and the
rate of State tax was 2jlq cents ON the
500 worth Of property, which was a
higher rate than SO. on the 800 in
lsd9 and 1870, as the Democratic part y
had Increased the valuation of prop
erty four times what it was in 1869 and
1870. He again repeated hat the pres
. II State ., vtrnment was the ny t
expensive since the declaration of in
dependence. and that he would take
his seat and give any gentleman an
opportunity to rsfule the charge.
MIR. Lineback, of Forsytil-The Dem
ocratic party, through the Democratic
Secretary of safe. have used ms