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

were lost By n vote Of - ayes, ~ noes
The bill on ITS second reading n. s-ed
DO vote Of 80 to y. The bill WAS then
put upon its third reading and passed
The chair appointed Abbot, and
GriIzard tellers To count the vote fol
oyste19 inspector.
Hi1 han placed in nom nation The.
ophi White of Perquiri hs. Their,
bei no other nominat IN. the roll
Saiied apd Senator White r-c-ry ed
- votes, X. B. PEBBLES ).
SEw MEMBERS OF THE BOARD or AG-
4: go. EicCLTURS.. go.
iii-rDan put in nominatioY, for ths
eoaluItttee, Hill Il. Ing af1Instye-y1cs
r l. franck, deceased: J. A. Buchan-
an OF Clay; {. ii. Johnson OF Sampson
.. A. Starbuck OF Forsy the and j. X
ohamberlain: Robinson Nominated
| French moved TO suspend rule 10.
smith rose 70 point Of order that The
rule cohid not be suspended without
giving days notice. The chair de-
cided there was no such rule of this
House Frsisih caiiediufor ayes and
f"t.s. Ihe aotf lea astispsn nd the rules
stood ayes 90. noesf. The chair ,votsu,
aye and made the VOTE 81 just enough
10 suspend the rules Smith ro.4. TO =
poihs Oh order that The chair had no
right 20 vote except, in a ease ~ n. ~
there was tie The chair ruled that
Under his constitutional righI "a. !,
member of this Hoo Sc he had a rjyl,,
To vote when he deemed il best for TN.
| Interests of the State.
Ray objeried tn Lhe decision. Quit.
stir was raised Oyerihis matter. smith
and hay both eOniending that the
char was IN error in his ruling. Tie
chaIr ordered the gentlemen 10 I've
seated, and Mr.. Smith appealed from
the decision of the chair. The chair
was sustained by a vote of to tn %. Mr..
White explained his vote by. saving.
oeilevlnS that rules are made to expa-
dIte and not to hinder busin ness. i. vote
aye. The school bill passed. IL -.
Senate bill TO regulate TAXATION in
the town If Old Fort. Ray ,iema nds.i
that the bill be read, aud after. read
ing began, withdrew his demand. Tie
bill then passed its second reading.
Senate bill, known as the omnibus
liquor bill. PEBBLES demanded the read
ing OF the-bill. Monroe moved to strlk.
out church in Wayne county.
PEBBLES moved to amend .hy adding
Zion and Bethany churches: lost. Crib
zard amended. by excepting all III IL
| churches in Halifax COUNTY: amend
ment lost. Cox called for the prev ious
question. The bill was put upon its
second reading and passed -
A motion was made to suspend tile
rules and put the bill on its third read.
ing. d.. ......,
The ayes and noes were demanded
ana the rules were suspended by a vote
Of 81 to /. ,--.,-. u -.
The bill then passed its third read-
IN amid cries OF, IL call for the ayes
and noes.",.f. ID, -. 49,,
The act to abolish the circuit court
OF New Hanover and establish crimt-
nal court, passed Its second and third
readings. .,,.. %. =, -. a.. -. :
The penitentiary. bill came, uD.r
motion was made to suspend the rulas
and putt on its third reading. PED
bles demanded the ayes and noes. ON
call of the roll the rules were asus-
pended. by vote of 55 to O, the Demo
Gratis refusing to vote. "A motion was
niaue TO call the previous question.
Calls were made for the ayes and noes.
smith Of~Gatec arose to a point Of or
der. The chair ruled him out of order.
" hen the roll call began the demo-
Gratis began to vacate the hall to break |
a: quorum. The chair ordered :. til. !
door-keeper to keep the door ,closriI |
and to seat the,gentIeman who were in |
the aisle by force. mo-. ,.-r |
The, bib passed by, a vote of 60 to !. |
several members being required by the
House TO vote. - + ~. ,..- |
THE BILL TO AMEND THE CHARTER OF
GOLDSBORO = AZ 4
another tumHlt in the House +
and an effort to break iuuorum. 49, RI
Monroe, who antagonized the bill,
retired to the lobby, andthe door keenL
tr was sent TO bring him forward and
require him to vote. q ..ot. DaJ.
Hs demanded by what, authority he
mad been required to. vote, 49, -. I!
by authority Of the rules of this t
u ouse," said the Speaker.
- thought the, rtlles. had been susL
pended, he or some one said. "A
After demanding his rights and com II
!, as.on prevailing all over in he House, +
Ray and others gathered, about the +
Peaker's desk. and Ray kept tally as
ne roll was called. When the clerk t
'nlsiled the roll call Ray insisted that 5
IonEoe had no: voted. The chair and !
lerk,sald he did vote. Voices in diff t
erent parts OF the House i"IIe did vote
or heard him. 1t was. with ditfic9ll | 8
y That the chair. could seat Raw. and IT
efore order. The vote was amnvuuct /
and the bill passed its. third read. t
NJ. -. - -, "
Monroe rose, to a question of ,priyil b
fge after the matter was Overland {
cad telegram which he had sent ts =
If. Aycock, asking him if he had told t
enator Grant that efforts had been +.
laue TO amend the, charter of Colds
orc, Dy the Democrats, and he replied ;
20! 80 ,e
The school bill to provide for focal Il
axation for public schools was taken a
RaFoRMAToRY BILLS PASSED. IL
The bill establishing State reform q
Tory Tor young criminals provides for
board OF directors to, be elected bv
ne General Assembly. "A superinl 81
endent at salary of not more than Y
.,9U.. Young criminals, Under. ID =
ears OF age not sentenced to the peniI IL,
'ntlary for life. OF for term Of Id ~
ears and over. -. =. rus W
HIleman explained that the bill ask !. !.
Tor an appropriation of $4,000 to =.
!aoiish. this reformatory.. The Popl III
ISL party ,were pledged to give; the l.,
'2pie thus reformatOry and he hoped II
us bill would pass. (Ray interruntesl Z, =,
e roll call by moving that the chair Al
'paint committee to wan Uff the 81 81
,ntlemsn from Cherokee a,., OF
Peebless | will never give 81 90 to sup vi
'rt the children Of criminals at the -a
pense OF the State while there are So %.
Any Virtuous mothers and children mr.
40 need our help. The biif passed itJ IN
tohd reading on a call Of the roll rs
PENITENTIARY AUTHORIZATIONS. Oh
I1e bill increasing the, penitentiary uI
Preparation $4,000 passed I'd aud Sd up
a0lnSS. ne
Inc house adjourned at IL 10 a, M de
meet today at 8, O'clOck. -: -. Il
80 tn
me rA'es VI THE SENATE