The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-21

tivcs for its concurrence i'm the senate
THE COLORED INSANE
Bill to provide for the Eastern North
Carolina hospital at Goldsboro foI
colored insane, anu for the erection
of additional buildings, appropriating
f31 800 for 1895 and $4O,OOO for the year
1896, also $4,000 for new female de-
partment.
Lindsay could not understand why
the legislature of 1895 should be called
upon to increase appropriations for
our charitable Institutions
W Mte of Alamance was ashamed of
any Republican who would object to
or oppose any appropriation asked for
IN behalf of these unfortunate Great
nreS, whom the State was bound to pro-
tect and care for.
Mr., Hoover moved to amend by
striking out the amount for a new
building.
Dula said he had visited this institu-
tion and saw the necessity for new
building for a female department.. Mr.
Grant also stated the crowded cOndi-
ton of this hospital and the appeals
that had come up which necessitated
this additional building-that many
female insane now in Jail may be taken
in and cared for. Moody, of Haywood
made an earnest appea! for these poor
unfortunate creatures.
Mr.. HoOver's amendment was lost
ayes 10. aces Is.
The previous question was ordered
and the bill passed its several read
ingS.
Bill for the relief of certain county
officials and the sureties upon their of.
/ fetal bonds, came up on its third read
ing.
! Paddison again opposed the passage
Gf this bill and sent up an amendment
to strike out section ,, for the relief OF
eX-Sheritf j. G.. kenan, and spoke to hi:
amendment. He made the same strOI
appeal he did saturday night when the
bill passed It's second reading. Nc
Caskey supported the amendment.
Forbes opposed the amendment, say
ing he had no personal feeling in thi
matter, but he could not see the justic,
in singing this one man out from al
the officials who deposited count,
money in the Bank of New Hanover
All except those whose names are il
this bill have been relieved.
Moody of Haywood thought the bill
should be enacted into law. He wa
as uncompromising as any man in pol
itics, whenever he went into the arena
but, when IA foe was down he could b
as generous, and this official now seek
ing relief was as Justly entitled to il a
other officials who deposited the coun
ty funds in the Bank of New Han
over.
l., Il D.,
could not single out Captain kena
and refuse him that relief given to al
most any other officer who had los
/ money in this Bank of New Hanover
1t would be an injustice he could NJ
: perpetrate upon a man who ditfere
with him in politics. If he was burie
] forever politically by voting for tn
= mans relief, then that must be his fl
!. ture.
Z Adams regretted this attack on e,
1 sheriff Kenan, and for some reason III
explained to the senate there is bein
n made an attempt to withhold the r.
=. lief to Mr. Kenan that has been gran
/. ed to all other officials who lost none
# in the Bank of New Hanover. Ii
e pending bill only gives the authoriti
of Duplin county, after fair and in
partial examination, if they shall ST
fit, the privilege of granting this relic
n II this relief is right for New HanOve
d Stanly, Anson, and Robson, then
d will be right for Duplin.
The previous question was order,
r, and PaddisOn's amendment to stri
l. out Mr.. kenan's name was on a div
II sisn vote adopted, ayes 10, noes l3, al
le the bill as amended passed its thi
l. reading.
PASSED THIRD READING.
= Bill to authorize special tax
- Montgomery county; to regulate sto
&c law in Chatham county; to allow Mt
o. Canton to issue bonds to fund its flo;
+. ing debt; to provide for the curing
y the blind; concerning the taking
,s dispositions.
- SPECIAL ORDER
being the election of two trustees
to till vacancies upon the board OF dir
It's tors of the MOrganton institution
We the deaf and dumb-S. Huffman a
A. j. Dula being in nomination,
a ceiyed each % votes.
)t- Tellers on the election of Railr(
tin Commissioner and Judge of the n
n criminal circuit reported that for r;
re road Commissioner 5. OthO Wilson
ceived % votes, ThOs. w. Mason
ng, votes. For Judge of the circuit criI
yer nal court, &. A. Cook received 50 vo
G.. Mccall received 80 votes
ed, the result was spread upon the jO
ng nal.
ta- Bill repaying certain parties