The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13

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aud Hanhurur. Tho amendments
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liz biIl "u H. second reading pa>..-,'
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put upon it, third rvadin. aud Ia~~.d
The char appointed Abbott and
'riLAard teller ~ count the ute for
oyster Inspector.
IiIl"Iuan PLACID lea nomination The
ophllus " hito 81 T-rguIman.. Ih-r,
bong %" other nomination. TIN roll
ha> caItrd aud senator V hitr received
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French moved 10 suspend rule ~.
smith rose tu point OF order Lat lac
rule could not hc suspended without
siS ing day. notice. The chair de-
cid"d there was no such rub. of thi-
House. French called for AYES ami
noes. The vote Ia suspend the rules
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ny" aud made the vote 81. Just enough
to suspend th, rules. smith rose Ia a
point Of order that the chair had no
right !" Vote except in IA cas- where
there Wa- tie. The chair ruled that
under his constitutional right a.
member Of this House he had "A right
10 vote when he deemed it best Tor the
interests of the state.
Ray oh ecied to the decision. omit.
IA stir was raised over hI~ matter. smith
and Ray both "ontending that tn.
chair was III error in his ruling III.
chair ordered the gentlemen 10 be
seated, and Mr.. smith appealed from
The decision of the chair. The chair
was sustained by a vote of 80 to IS Mr..
White explained his vote BY saving.
believing that rules are made to eXpe-
dlte and not to hinder business. ,ot.
aye. The school bill passed.
Senate bill to regulate taxation in
the town OF Old Fort. Ray demanded
that the bill be read, and after read
ing began, Withdrew his demand. The
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 strike
out a church in Wayne county.
| PEBBLES moved to amend BY adding
! Zion and Bethany churches; lost. Griz-
zard amended by excepting all the
churches in Halifax county: amend
ment lost. Cox called for the previous
question. The bill was put upon its
second reading and passed.
| \ motion was made to suspend the
| rules and put the bill on its third read
! ing.
The ayes and noes We're demanded
| and the rules were suspended by vote
/ of 81 to l.
The bill then passed its third read
/ ing amid cries Of. Il call for the ayes
and noes
/ The act TO abolish the circuit court
of New Hanover and establish crimi-
/ nal court, passed its second and third
readings.
: The pen;tc4ltiary bill came up. A
motion was made to suspend the rules
and put it on its third reading. Pee
| bles demanded the ayes and noes On
a call OF the roll the rules were sus-
pended by a vote of 80 to o. the Demo-
Gratis refusing to vote. A motion was
made to call the previous question.
/ Calls were made for the ayes and noes.
/ smith OF Gates arose to a point of or
der, The chair ruled him out of order.
| When the roll call began the Demo
Gratis began to vacate the hall to break
a quorum. The chair ordered the
dOor-keeper to keep the door closed
and to seat the gentleman who were in
| the aisle by force.
The bill passed by vote Of 60 TO s.
/ several members being required by the
! House to vote.
/ THE BILL TO AMEND THE CHARTER OF
| GOLDsBORo
caused another tumult in the House,
| and an effort to break a quorum.
Monroe, who antagOniZed the bill,
retired to the lobby, and the door keep
tr was sent to bring him forward and
require him to vote.
He demanded by what authority he
had been required TO vote.
by authority of the rules of this
House." said the Speaker
Il thought the rules had been sus-
pended he or some one said.
After Amanding his rights and con-
fusion prevailing all over in the III ouse
Monroe voted no.
Ray and others gathered about the
speakers desk and Ray kept tally as
the roll was called. When the clerk
| finished the roll call Ray insisted hat
Monroe had not voted. The chair and
clerk said he did vote. Voices in diff
/ ferent parts ofthe House He did vote
for | heard him" 1t was with Difficult
ty that the chair could seat Ray and
restore order. The vote was announce
ed and the bill passed its third read
ing.
Monroe rose to a question of privi-
lege after the matter was over, and
read telegram which he had sent to
Mr.. Aycock, asking him if he had told
Senator Grant that efforts had been
made to amend the charter of Colds
boro, by the Democrats, and he replied
No,
The school bill to provide for local
taxation for public schools was taken
up.
EXPLORATORY BILLS PASSED.
The bill establishing State REFORM
atory for young criminals provides for
board of directors to be elected by
the General Assembly. A superin-
tendent at a salary of not more than
81 800. Young criminals under Is
years of age not sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for life or for term of 10
years and over.
Hileman explained that the bill ask
ed for an appropriation of $4,000 to
establish this reformatory. The Pop
ullst party We're pledged to give the
people this reformatory and he hoped
this bill would pass. Ray Interrupted