The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-21

\ November 1T. pro, id-d further. tbs;
! ~ the event - faiIur- q" rNS when
Tue, per c-nt. "nl. shall - charged
4 after maturity" -
Go motion the ay.s and noe u-r,
/ allied upon h- amendment.
Mr.. Buruham. in -xplal hi vote
aid that IL w, understood in rauru.
that IL The rrpuii~ts' Guild support
I the ban - put Mitchell county in the
Ninth judicial district the Republicans
Mould support this till Just a IL j..
Mes>r.. Ewart, Mccall. McClamms
Monroe, Norm.nr.. f-tr.-, Phillips
and smith desired Ia explain their
Votes
VIZ. Woodland would vote aye but Wa
! paired with Mr.. buchanan.
stevens amendment was iosI-3l
ayes, 81 noes.
Mr.. Ewart moved TO reconsider the
vote by " hich thi. amendment was lost.
Mr.. Henderson moved Ia lay this mo
ton on the table. Mr.. Ewart called
for the ayes and noes. Tie motion To
table MIR. EwartS motion prey allied {:
ayes ~ noes: -.
Mr.. PEBBLES amendment Ia section .
was advocated by MrSsrs PEBBLES.
McClammy aud Ewart anu opposed by
Mr.. keathley.
Mr. Hiicman called for the prey iou~
question an all amendments.
Mr.. Feeble. rose 10 a point Of order
that the previous question could not hr
called upon amendments that were Hni
laid before the honse. The chair ruled
that the pnipt was we'll taken.
Mr.. liiienf.n then called for he pre-
yiuIts quest IN on the bill. MIR Pee
bl,.s demas ed the ayes and usr~.
The caF or previous Tuestlnn was
sustained: ayes -. Hoes ~.
Mc-Srs. Lwart and French explained
heir votes and voted for the amend
lnent.
Mr.. Mccall said when Popu.i>r~
voted against this amendment they
wrote themselves hypocrit"s. III. voted
itr.
Mr.. Mr,''anmy explained 10y an attack
upon the P"pu!i>is and voted aye.
Mr.. Mitchell believed that men on
the fopui~t side of the house lad some
conscience a. We'll a. Democrats. lie
hurled back the charge Of hyp",ricy
int" tn" teeth of the Democrats VIII"
had made the charge and voted no.
MIR. Monroe explained and Voted
aye.
Mr.. N"rmcnt explained and voted
40.
Mr.. Phillips hurled back the charge
of hyp"rriry and voted no.
MIR. Williams of Craven. voted ayr.
Mr.. PEBBLES amendment was lu-i-
ayes -. noes -.
Amendment by Mr.. Smith, Of Gatr-.
was called up.
Mr.. smith insisted that this amend
III h., L.. m 40
/ stood. with 6 per cent substituted for :
per cent.
Tia. amendment was lost
Mr.. Nelson's amendment 10 exempt
local building and loan associations.
and limit their rate of Interest Ia per
cent. was voted ON and lost.
Amendments were voted down u
the number of about twenty.
The bill was brought up on it seq
ond reading and PASSED.
Mr.. iIilrman asked that the rul"S ."
suspended and the bill placed un IT,
third reading.
Objection being made, a vote wa
taken. and the motion Ia put the bill
on its third reading carried.
Mr.. Ewart IN explaining hi N"i,
! said four years ago he boliei hi- part :
4 and voted against the election law 80
Y Congress. Iic'wa> very much r"n-ur-
4 ed for diSnbrying the caucus a; his
4 party then, but in four years his course
+ had been endorsed by the people OF hi
I STATE and the people Of his party. H.
l believed that the passage of this bill
would be ruinou> To his constituents
that il would not bring the r"liri i;
proposed and he believed that ~ iw,
years his course would be- endorsed ia
his as il was Oh the force bill.
The vote on the final passage of th,
bill was ~ follows:
es.-Mrssr>. Abbott. Alexander
of Mcrkicuburg. Ragwrll, Bate
man. Bean. Brown. Bryan. Eurnham
. tam,b II. Cheek, thil"utt, Cox. Crew
Cronn,. Crunplcr. trumef urrie, Oar
dem DAVIS. Drew. Duncan. Ellis, Flark
Fleming. Galiop, Gentry. Harrington
Harris 81 Castor, Harris of liyd.
Henderson. IIileman, Hopkins. How
ard. Huffman. Hunter. Julian, keaih
. icy. Lawrence, Leary, I.einehach. Lin
nry, Maye~. Mckenzie, Mckinney, Ne
Lean, MrL"od Mitchell, Nelson. Nor.
meut. Peace, Phillips. OF Pitt, Ra~roe
Robinson, Saunders. Self, Smith Of { a.
well. Smith OF tlei Gland. Smith al
Gates, Smith of RobeSon. Squircs. Ste.
Taylor, Thomas Turner of Mitchell
white. Whitener, Winbornc, Woot-n
Y Yonng.-16.
Nays.-MeS-r~. Aiken, Crawford
Duffy, Ewart, French, Higgins of Air
ghany. Higgins of Eanrry. Lee. Nc.
Cauiey. Mctiammy, Monroe. PEBBLES
Petree. Ray. Williams.-lJ.
Mr. Lusk was paired with Mr.. Tom
linSon and MIR. Woodland was pair.,
with Mr.. Buchanan.
Mr.. Hileman then m, we'd that hd
vote, by which this bill passed it tia RI
readin" be RECONSTRUCTED. and that II j,
motion bp tabled.
The motion prevailed and thus IN.
six per cent. interest bill made il iina
Da>sag. through the House.
Some announcements were made ans
the House adjourned at , O'Clock Il
meet to-day at 10 a. IN.
CORRECTION ABOUT THE cooN BILL.
1t was Mr. Mccall. Democrat. from
Mecklenburg, and not Mr.. Monroe
Democrat, frcm Wayne, that intro
duced the resolution providing for ih'
sh0eing of coon> and wild cats IL
Wilkes and Mitchell counties. Boil
of these gentlemen have a very saint,
look when their features are in rrpo>
and the reporter once before credif.'
Mr.. Monroe with Mr.. McCalr> WORK
When this b. neyolent measur. for ia
comfort of coons and wild cats was in
PRODUCED, Mr.. Mccall was very nca
+ Mr.. Monroe's seat and both the r.
porters and the clerks thought he Wa
Mr.. Monroe The reporter trusts tina
after this explanation, neither of thes