The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-07

: 0l0 originate IN the Democratic rank
!. are we here to act against it, If ii
\ good ?"
Mr.. Young: you say it don
/ matter Do you think the Democrat
would generate good thing" MI
: Phillips Il know that the Jews mad,
the concession that no good could CONT
out OF Nazareth, but out Of that plac,
came the Saviour" Iaughter.) Mr.
Smith docs the gentleman from
Wake regard the public printing rs :
political question:" Mr.. Young
Nothing III the world but politics.
Mr.. Phillips: Il hope the resolution
VIII pass, to let the committee report a
bill"
Mr.. Lineback read the Statutes pro-
hlbitlng the letting by the joint COM
mittee on the printing for less prices
than LAID down in the Statutes.
The resolution passed, ayes and noes
taken, the 2rd reading by a vote of Sc
to 6.
The bill for the new county OF Scot
land occupied much time.
This bill came up on It's third read
ing Mr.. Yates ordered an amendment
submitting the vote to the people Of
Richmond county in tead OF to those
within the limits OF the proposed county
as passed yesterday. Mr.. French hoped
that the House would not change its
action OF yesterday. Mr.. Burnham in.
sisted on the amendment, and believed
it would pass. Mr. Yates thought that
it was but justice to his county that
the people and the whole county OF
Richmond have voice. Mr.. White
asked if Mr.. Yates had visitor in his
house who who didn't want to STAY
here wouldn't he let him 20. Mr..
ates "But this is a member of the
amlly." Uaughter). Then Mr.. Yates
sked Mr.. White how, if two brothers {
'wned plantation together, one could {
axe out the part he owned without the t
ther ones having a voice in the matter.
lr. Llneback spoke with earncstness >
q favor OF the amendment, and said
hat by refusing to pass the amendment
q would fail to recognize the rights of ;
ne citizens of Richmond county, and .
lat itcwould be dangerous precedent. !.
we pass this bill without this amend
tent it will be equivalent to saying b
lat few townships in a county can r
It together and form a new county >.
r. White wanted to know if the pass ia
e OF such an amendment would not
II the bill. Mr. Lineback didn't know.
It he said that attorneys had been q,
ought here and paid to put through
Is measure, while those opposed had r,
me here unaided to act in the matter
nply on It's merits. al
CHERoKEE's CHANTICLEER.
MIR. Campbell ''When we commence -,
dividing up of counties we make o,
publicans. Now here (laughter) in
had petitions signed by 1,459 voters tn,
Ing that thew wanted 1T. Let the tn.
pie OF the county settle it. Now W.
e You talk about Republlcanism. orc
the majority rule The newest in
IN court there is five years old. $
nix about it! What time have YOU g.
to live? The gentlemen who are
osed to this bill have mercenarv g..
Ives at the bottom of It," Mr. Raw {,
wv many voters have thew" Mr.. =. =
lpbell: about 5000" Mr.. Raw
said there were about ,459 ON the
tlon." Mr.. French said there were 49,
1t 1000 voters in the proposed
lty, Mr.. Ray: Eyes there are
In the petition. "1459, Sir ~ =,
5hteo shouted Mr.. Campbell
," continuing, understand about -.
tlzens vote the Democratic ticket
4, -, '''"o'' inter
i the bill is passed they will vote 49,
Republican ticket. If YOU don't
intro
to live with your vile and chill
~ say,-if Scotland county wants
on from Richmond county let
- :. Mort
10 1t. l am a real estate dealer.
an see when men want to make
y out Of real estate. If Scotland
70 secede-' Ray as the gen i.
y :, f.,o -. the I
IL III favor OF secession" Qaughter)