The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-24

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sustained. IN 'h'r' wa maui
'nough -b"h"' rat j" raw '"' i''''
- break quorum
J be- th"rt Wa hh-u'''--'L'. c,.,.
Nr. Lux gave notice I" tnr n'I""
Ter on tn" "'h"r -Iu" MAI ih'! VT
going 10 remain Ih con. 'H"""-
even TIL Monday morning. III 'r"'r H.
max" this bill IA" Tor ."l'-- II "'"
berpm" "a" h''}"r" h"h"at -"
not bring me r"i"I lhi'h"'.''' j. o.
wa me IiHIii ai'""'" I"' ~'''"- '''
bond.
h" motion 'h"h ''-7-"' anu 80
Huu-" ADJOURNED Hi h"h"A..
'oMHENI-.
Ia" obstruction l" I"@'~!'lI"h 'a"''"
by lew lawyer on III" t'h'' '''' /
-Ide has already cost ia" taN-pSt"r- e.. /
NOrth Carolina several ihuu-trH d"l- |
lar in "Xpru-r- oi ia" L"2l~it H'''. l. /
J. uufortpnat" for tn" p",ri" thai /
much Of this obstruction J. raH~r" hf
members ho~" -"al~ are h"jG- "''-
tested. and that under TIA" prr-'nt IL"
they have To pay TIA" -alari"- Of tW"
men instead 81 "n" I" represent th"l".
Mr.. Groom. Of Fender, who va seal
80 yesterday. J. IN" largest man III lh'
House.
si>A't.
Tn" ~"na'" wa called To order at u
O'cIOck. and opened with prayer by
! Rev. br. Bran~On. liI- nkpcitIon Wa
! for ability and wi-dOni on II" part of
/ Legislators to avoid mistakes, ana that
great good might com" to IA" stat"
. through their work.
Ia" c"innItt"" on enrolled DIE re-
tod hot l,4l la a. rec - l.
fetal bond of ~" sheriff OF fItt county
had passed bnih lIoiI-"- ahd iad "''h
enrolled.
senator Lindsay introduced :. Il.
100, to reduce "Np"ndItur" at pnblIr
institutions 81 per cent. and /" pro
lld" for an election "l boards "l
directors therefor, Rrl"rr"d To ihe
romnitt"" on hnahr".
:. u. Il, for tn" relief "i W.. sutton
/ sheriff OF HIadrn county, passed is
third reading.
H"nat" bill 10 amend the charter 81
th" town of vi. AIRY, providing for the
establishment OF graded schools, passed
IT, thlrd reading.
senate biz \o. >, relating 10 the
working of conyict- nn farms in Der
tie county. wa rr-rcfcrrcd tu 'lIe com
mittce on judiciary.
At the request 81 senator Cook, :. l..
lot, II. Il. -, relating to the charter of
the town of winston, was ithhra"
from the committee ana placed on I'll"
calendar.
:. Il. -. r'latIh. 10 COSTS IN criminal
caet~, "ii'h ilad o"'n uhlaS ofaoi! w.
ported ny IN" judiciary committee
was taken from the calendar ana rt-rc-
frrred.
This bill provided r"rial3 duties tt
be performed by the county romWlo'
sioncrs.
senator Moody, iR"p.), ol Haywood
expressed some o"'in' IL I" the 'Als'-
tcnc" oil the ONE" 81 county coiDnis-
eloher Tor any coh'Iderabir length oI
time, ana ne bIII was rc-rclerred TO b,
revised To meet mat possible con
tIngcncy. lbc blll was introduced bI
senator Iaddi>On liop.t,
Senate bill III, House bill -, rrtai.
. ing To the Charter at the town oI " IN
, -toh, was taken from the calendar ant
passed It's second reading.
f senate bill u, to provide for the reg
istration OF chattcl mort gagcs separate
/. from real estate mortgages, was Ia
, bled.
senate bill -, to extend the ,lm
within winch corporations shall bcgIi
, work, and To amend the charter of tn
Norfolk, Wilmington and Charleston
:. railroad, passed Its second and thir,
4 readings.
Senate bill T., to make the call of tn
: governor for Thank-g orr hodoA
was put on its second reading.
, senator Lindsay, who introduced t h
: bill, said that III the domain of polite
a religion was frequently driven ou'
r ana therefore his bill might seem silly
# lie Thought, however, that when tn
Y stated 'liiie lor calling on the peopl
n by rroclailatlon OF the Governor cam,
y thert might be something specls
e to give thanks for. The custom now
= To can on the people 10 give thanks 10
e material prosperity, bui at least nln'
leh'ns Oh the people had no cause TO rt
= TURN thahks Tor material blessings; an
: the proclamation was therefore aosur
ON us lace.
o ne ','tii Sa,e some s'at lSlicS VINO
= showed 'hat the pursuits In winch III
O larger number Oh people were engage
i were hel'htr proiltable nor materla II
Ie prosperous. ne showed tlat mani
Ne lac'urerS lnaue |? per cent. proit; tn;
" money lelutrS ana spectators mad
y from ~ 10 ~ per cent, "ille the labo
l. 'lS anu FARMERS, composing the gre;
II, i'aJorl,! ol the people, made little
to no Pron'.
Or announcer luea advanced was That
was hei'her liz accordance with II
of lro'es.alll OF 'a'hollc religion. b'
nd cause II was not an orthodox proceed
If. ing Tor any ruler TO order the Peep
TO prayer. " hen he did, he called &
H. sinners as well as good people. L
y. uld not thlhk that any minister of al
io denomination would take such cour:
as To call ON sinners to return thanI
H. Tor anything; for the evidence Of tt
!, W ord was that the PRAYERS of the II,
righteous avaIleth nothing" He "a
y further, that the day was noted
r. one Oh sacred character, yet it Vas
T. day on which the base ball players, ii
H. morse racers, and III fact everybo,
VINO had any thing to be thankful fc
-. spent rlotously, while people who We
N not materially prosperous could II
r., AFFORD To observe the uay.