The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-14

"hch ""r" IN his poke, h.ot 10
zen I"sf that many senator, t.J ,.a-
,''Ipat"d III partially rrnuurr,i,r,
MN Tor III loss, for which h.. ,,i.t..I
=" return his lasting thanks.
niarb""k sent up the following.
h's''tch, That the thank, ,f ia.
'rnat" De, ana they are. hereby r.ua..r
'h l" the President Of the ~..uat,. e.,
'he distinguished ability and imrart,,I
""' courteous bearing which H.. Ia.
''"7'"d during the dclib,.ations o-
s"' senate, and that copy Of TIN.
resolution be spread upGu IN. i.,r
nal '''' '"e Jour
r u" resolution was pui urnn IL.
sage, Senator >tarblick ,,I,i,,,, ,',
question, 49,. wa" unani,nousI,
The Esesitent or!cr",l ~ raiI
, that 'L.s nam. OF those ~cuaT.r. uL,
woe present Il, The clos. ol tl.. n--i,.,
might b" spread upon the journal -, !,
the following responded to their
names:
Ada"'". BeIlamy, Black, Carver DaI-
D1y' Grant, Green. llamrich, Herbert
i.""Ner, Hurley. Lindsay, MrCask.,
~ rhe, Mooiy "f Nlaniy, padoi-
: oh, PARSONS, Rice, Sharp, Shaw. Star
DUCK, Wall, Westmoreland and Nhit,
OF AIamance.
PROTEST.
senator Carver entered his solemn
protest against the list OF magistrate.
appointed hN Tins General Assembly
'"r liIiotrIahd county, because
changes had been mad. by some ON.
unknown to him in the names agreed
upon ana submitted by himself and th.
| ft'bFt'St nj It TN.
drrcd spread upon the journal.
MeWbornr, during a lull. addressed
the chair and said:
Mr.. President:
The hour has we'll nigh come when
we shall eeperatc and go to our homes.
All ol us are anxious to reach those
homes ana mlngle with those we love.
|, myself, am exceedingly anxious to
De where | can smell the apple blossom
ana see the blue birds and join nv
family: but | have determined to STAY
ana DO all that fell to my lot to per
form. Tonight ! have been called to
perform pleasant duty. Our Serrr-
tary Is Il man have long known as a
good citizen and a splendid business
man VINO, wherever you may put him,
will always do his whole duty as he
has performed the V r, ok Gus duties
here. Now, in behalf OF the clerks and
employees of this Senate, present Mr..
IL. f. King this watch, and asked that
1t be accepted with the high appreci-
alton OF his worth and efficiency. and
the love, e1ection and esteem Of his
associate clerks.
Mr.. King accepted the watch in
pleasant little speech, relating the ups
and downs of a Senate clerks duties.
and closed with his heartfelt thanks to
the donors
a rrsUIutiun was received from the
House of Representatives that the Gen
e"al Assembly of Mort h Carolina would
adjourn without day at the hour of
10 80 o'clock p. m.
The Senate cOncurred in the resolu-
tiOn and when the hands of the Senate
clock Indicated l0:3o p. m, the gavel of
the President raped and he said: SEN
ators, under the joint resolution Of the
two bodies, this General Assembly
stands adjourned without day.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
Among the many pleasant circum-
stances attending the close Of the Gen
pral Assembly was the presentation of
an elegant gold headed cane to Prin-
cipal Doorkeeper by his assistants and
The enrolling clerk of the Senate was
also he recipient of Il present in the
shane of a gold headed cane as a me-
mento of kind feeling and high esteem
OF his assistants and other friends.
HOUSE.
House met at 9:3O; prayer by Rev.
DR.. Branson.
The reading of the Journal was
commenced. Mr. Ray moved to sus-
pend the reading and called for the
ayes and noes on his motion. The
chair said there was not a sufficient
number up Mr.. Ray quoted from
the News and Observer IL regard TO
the last vote at the night session, nd
asked that the journal Of last night
so far as it related to the last votes
in the House be read. He intima-
ted that there was something wrong
about the clerks desk.
The chair stated that the clerk did
not have time to write up his jour
nal in FULL last night, and that he
would give him little time. There
being a pause of some length, Mr..
Raw made an intimation that there
was something wrong gong on be-
tween the chair aud the clerk.
SHARP LANGUAGE BETWEEN SPEAKER
wALsER AND MR.. RAY.
The Speaker requested Mr.. Ewart
TO take the chair. He then c'me
down on the floor and defended him
self against the insinuations of the
gentleman from Macon. He said the
charge that had been made by the
gentleman from Macon was unwor-
thy of any member of the House.
The gentleman from Macon knows,
and every member Of this II use
knows that ! was doing all could
TO expedite the business of this body,
and that have been doing my duty
with fairness to all parties. The gen
t]eman makes insinuatlons here that
he dare not make outside OF TINS
house. He insinuates, and paper
in this town charges that | am using
nv position to further legislation IN
which my party is Interested, by tax
ING undue advantages and denying
TO members their privileges on this
floor. The gentlemen all know the
charge or the insinuatiOn is untrue
and I denounce it as untrue.
Mr.. Ray asked the gentleman from
Henderson to retain the char tha'
he Ray) might be on terms OF equal
itv with the gentleman from DAVID
son. AS far as my acting in a way
toward the gentleman, as lndecen'
and unbecoming a gentleman, | de-
nonnce the charge as false, and the
i oLoc II iS an absolutely