The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-31


bin t. regulate the cmplo,n
boys under fourteen and sr
selvc hy factories making rae
a days work and prohih'uns ~. :.
charge # employees on tho g~aurl
they belong TO labor or9anitaisoa
The Senate iFiiter,d away se.H
Of time discussing the question
whether or not women should T.
on public school COMMITTEE. H..
matter was finally tabled
HoUsE-rsusl opening a, II
After many local bills and rel.
the bill came up To- Afford bct
protection Gre protection finally
en- OUT and Ia furnish the temac =, .g
IN the North Carolina Insane A..
calling for an appropriation a. IS
Mr.. Monroe said that about 1
tients were now sleeping in the
and moreover, on the passage he
bill. there would lie room for ,ae -
patients Mr. Young wanted 7.
10 committee Mr.. White said ta
yored the bill, and that the hat
having been finished last Angus
useless for lack OF furniture SD.
Brown, of Jones, favored The bl. rs
French hoped the hill would lm-.
there never had been any atcp
any political majority toward, cnl
the charitable institutions u
Carolina Mr.. Lusk said that WI
wanted 10 Lee charitable he dld u.t t..t
to be extravagant Mr. Young 81
To know if il was necessary before "
voted for it. Mr.. French asks
could we know except through cuuut
tee Mr.. Young said that men ,-
of the committee near him had -l rs
had opposed 1t, and that the couin =
had gone there and had good .
and that was about all. Nj Ih
Of Pitt. said he was memhcr III
committee and strongly favored III"
Mr.. PEBBLES thought the one mas
the committee who opposed i -aaUl
have brought in minority cp
| moreover that the bill should h. pa,4i
without reference 10 Finance Comm
tee. to which. by the way, II da at
belong 10y right, it, proper committee
| being Committee on Insane A-thH..
which committee had already repa.'ea
favorably. Mr.. Turner. Of Mitrhc#,
and Mr.. Chilcutt favored the uonrc'e
cnce TIE motion 10 refer was pr t1
/ lost On motion for third reading
Mr. French thought that We could
pass bill appropriating money thr 81
two readings IN one day Mr.. l.nc..
said that the constitutional pro
referred to the levying Ola tax a. Ell
he was sustained 10y the SIC.
moreover the speaker said that .r
and no vote was not necessary and c
bin passed its third reading.
PEBBLES oN PRIvuEGF
Mr. PEBBLES rose to a question 3
sonal privilege, and had -snt rs He
desk an extract from the tdacasa'
the same that was sent by Mr. ~u H,
OF Gates, "A few days ago The
counselled less speech IN the IIou,r
the part Of Mr. PEBBLES, who wa
acterzed az political claim jHt
and whose election, 1T stated, aa
doubtful validity. Mr. PrcbIc
that in order to avoid hasty spec
had prepared q written -tstemea
answer To the article IA question:
he would read.
He referred TO hi. election IFS
by slim majority and the unpa
fairness then 81 the Democratic
mittee before whom his contested
was heard. He deemed II ~ imp
to speak Of his present contested
ton case ~ he did for newApnpcr eE.
| loying the courtesies Of the hpu-r
discuss them. Mr.. PEBBLES -afd
Coucnsian certainly ought ~
that 20 Tong az he was member
house he was entitled 10 an the .lr
and privileges that any other mc,
had. Mr.. PEBBLES said the Housc
physical power 10 turn hlm I'll, e
Assembly, but that ths~e was uo ''
To close his lips or stay his pen
he go. Mr.. PEBBLES then read IL
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