The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05


tI, '''"' 't'- Tor concurrence.
=, h'l' 10 aulh"ri/" commissioners 81
an! wanna county To levy special
~ - 1i'Ih bridge, pa--~d -r,oud
a" ."-' q - 81 h"''- ., and went 1.
III" ''a"ihS 'aI"ndar.
IN iN-rEANrR rIir
came up A. th. -r..,,I ,-.,
'o'cIork' when Mr. ,-,',, ~ =
Of the bin -,t,,,i,,,.d ','t ~ "'' x
ing in ,u.,ri,,,,,,,ti. 49,, '''' IA"
pani--. Thi, hlII nrn, ii,.- ,'r ,','' On
-urauce commissioner ~ g,
; ,-GU and clerk at I,sa ..,.t
tabli~hn.nt rl AN i,,..r.,,.,..
mrut. ~ I'"''
Mr. Furtun. led in .,,,.,..r, 49,.
measure. H. thuroht ~. ,i,,
come when rbr u,,tt.r -, ,,,'....
should be taken L,,Ii, i,. ,I,. -,,.
"A means Of ur,f.rfi.u tn IN.
The biz dill not .,r,U,-. T.,
Nith insurance. r,,utia,f.. t,., ,,..
tended to rcriIIofa -. ,.;
ness OF Insurance !, -
and to puarar,tn.t,tt.,,., ,,.,.,.I'.,.,..;
but solvent COMPANIES and r.Ii.,,. ,h7
people from the unjust di-crirnirati,.n.
Of he 1uut h,,-t.ry, t,rin ....;.;
I'm answer crtnauu..ti,r A. i,',
are you moi = raudid,t. Inr 49, 20,
of iu-urau,.,. .,.,.,u,,ui..;,,,.'.. ~.
tune replied thar me U,- oIoI =, ~,
-Wrr. sine. th,. intrnd,,,.tiu,, nr,t.;. 80,
by himself hiu ,a,,,,. h,i ,,',' ,"', ',i'
toned for the ul,c, pnr-,raIl,' '.
bad not onnnunr.d Li,,-,.lr
tioneercd for If If the hiII ,,,...
ed and b.rarur
would not -, u,,,, j.,
might do IT,. ,dd.d that L', ,,.,,,.',
tb, ntti,.. .hnnld -. ,;,I.'i "''IS J,
ropii,,r or ErnnhIi,.,n .,,'i ,",',, ,,p,'
ihrr,. wouId H.. nn trmi,Iin -, ',i"',i G"n; u,
plenty of good material IN either ni
these parties.
Mr.. Hoover, a. chairman Of the in
~urancc comIuittre said he ,yo. com
pellcd to max. a statement TIN. n.ud-
ing bill was compo-rd of thr Fortunr
bill and IA bill iutro,ltic,.d hy himself in
the shape of substitute. which had
been we'll discussed in committee
after having the argument of counsel
representing The insurance conpanj.-
doing business in the State. who are
divided in their support and opposi-
ton to the provision Of this bill MANY
by force Of circumstances are comprli-
ed to join the South Eastern Tariff As
sociation who prefer doing business
otherwise.
Mr.. Moody Of HAYWOOD. thourht the
commission ii necessity, but he thourht
that section . of the Bill had very OH
jectionable features, and hardly knew
what to do. He read the section and
spoke to its effect The section was
too sweeping and failed to take int q
consideration hat it was necessary to
classify property for insurance, and
this is all that the Tarin Association
has done. He feared operation under
this section would prove dangerous.
&,r--!E,7;;22;,,,,..rc 2,,.r was ma,niv n,,,o-ad
to the creation of the ot,ice of Jnsur-
auce Commissioner The admiuis-
tr,tion nf onr irsur,nca law.
w,s we'll donp now at cost Of
only about 81 500 npr annuu Thi.
new d.nartmrnt will no dnuht increase
the expenses at least to $500 and pos
any necessity for this new Office save
from a political standpoint He nam
ad ,s States that hava ma Such ot,icor
and said hut 10 States in tho I,niteI
St,tns do have this of,ica Uo hnnod
tbn hin will NOT mass
Mr. McCastnv had biub r.gard for
tho ch,mnionS of his hill Int no
thouoht the matter an experiment and
ANA Ea ala NOT wish tn snnnnrt this
,,,s NOT i. t;mn tn trv nxn.r;,nonts
W., bava on ahrnd,nc: nf mattnrs tn
.,rrnct now whirh h.va nrnv.d nonr
eynerimants w II. feared his hin viii
prove a measure of crippIinr he iusur-
ance business in this state in the in
terests of the people. The more IN
surance brought into the State the
greater competition: the more money
goes into the treasury.
The previous question was demanded
and sustained, and the question re-
Cured on the amendment TO strike out
section . of the bill.
Mr.. Forbes moved to lay the amend
ment on the table which prevailed,
and the amendment went to the table
carrying the bill with it.
.c ~
being the bill to provide for collecting,
arranging and displaying Of women :
work of North Carolina at the Cotton
States exposition was taken up-ap-
propriates s5,OOO--with a minority re-
port unfavorable by Senator White, of
Alexander, Mewborne and llamrick.
Mr.. Black moved to lay the bill on
the table.
Mr.. Rice demanded the reading OF
the bili "hlcn was oruereo;
noes we're demanded and ordered. and
the bill was tabled. aves "a, noes 9.
spr,,I opnrp <n
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Blu TO suPpienent 1 'ne srnoon r"nu
ny sucSess'on S uu'! oi, p,"re'a ,
celVeo py ueNice or uesceh' VI al
ahio"i1, vi 81 wv ",iu o'ei. a.: IN,
Mr.. LINDSAY iooheo upon 'nis oiii a.
one 70 .aH the ueao, ne , was ne,t ~
do an IN ms power 70 reuuoe ;",r
~. .r, ' n7ba da,d uo thnurht nix