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

senate declare stanford elected any
way.
The President stated that the telier>
report stated otherwise. and that TN
journal would show To the contrar,
also.
!: E: 6:
Paddison sent up and askea To have
spread upon the journal his PROBES
aSainst the ratification of an act Il"
tile relief IF -x- sheriff ,. q. k-nan, %
HNplin county. IL was So ordered.
Parsons entered hi, protest again>
the passage of the divorce bill. vi ici
WIS ordered spread upon the jour
nal. 49, go
| a PEW MINOR BILLS
were considered and PASSED.
!. The Senator'S loilngsd ahont The lob
bies and in the aisies cvnyersihg up~a
diirsreht Subjects, only 10 be interrupt.
Ell by All occasional rap Of the sags-l
calling attention To 4 message from tir
House OF Representatives Trans ai lifting
a stray bill which that body had just
passed. ana requesting .UncOrfence
which was Immediately dispo>ed al.
A resolution To pay extra money IA
live assistant enrolling clerks was
voted down. -.s-.' .-..-.-'n =
APLExsANf AFFAIR.
Adams requested the President Ia
yacate the chair for few moments and
call some senator 10 preside.
The Lieutenant Governor called tis.
Hon Senator, from Cumberland IN tls.
chair, when
Mr.. Adams said
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Doughton anu
senators:
A few days ago the members of this
Senate presented 10 you, a. our presid
ing officer, a testimonial of high appre-
.cIaiioD Of the manner in which yo,I
nave graced the chair, and the efficient
and impartial manner in which yosI
nave presided over the deliberations Of
this body in the dispatch OF its business.
Now sir, ! am delegated the pleasant
duty To tender you not her testimonial
As mark of the esteem respect and love
OF the little pages Of this body. For
them, IT is my delight To present to
~. Us .tauuSoue koSu WdtCu CndFul.
and, Tor them, to say that it is their
Earnest wishes that the circle of your
life, your usefulness and happiness
may always grow larger. This little
token carries with ii their profound
respect, their best wishes, their esteem
affection and love.
The. Lieutenant Governor was deeply
touched, and in reply said:
Slfralv I nm arnnn..
large and small. / feel most sensibIy
inns transactioD. 1t fills my whole be-
ing, with Joy. From my heart, thank
theSe httle page. boys Tor what, they
have seen fit to do. May each one Of
them, grow up and become faithful and
efficient men Of this State. Many bows
seek the. place of page in this body and
y the House of Representatives. II
is right and proper that the youth
should thus be- brought in contact with
the representative men of the STATE in
her legislative halls. 1t brings them
in touch with public affairs, and. is a
great educator. to them 10 become good
and useful citizens.
L see this present is gold-but TAXI
It that these little fellows are not gold
Dugs-but that they are IN favor
Of the free and Unlimited coinage Of
both gold and silver in the ratio Of
Is to /.
shall most highly appreciate this
present, more SO because of the source
rom whence it came, and the youthful
impulses which give il, and may all the
'ichest blessings of life be abundantly
hOWePed around and about these hon
st, efficient, patriotic little page bows.
no may earh one of them grow up al,
ornament to the great manhood of this
'reat State OF. North Carolina. |
lhe Senate took, a recess till 4 o'clock |
}. IN. /
At 4 30 p. M about dozen Senators
we're seated about the chamber, when
enrolling clerk entered with An
rmful of enrolled bills The cay.j
gu nded, and the President, gave nStic,.
the ratification Of "a number of bills
nd they becane law. II IL
"A htlf hOnr later another hatch ar
Ills came down from the enrolling de-
arfmeht, We're ratified, and a recess
as taken till 8 p. m. "5,.' =.
80 --- Night Session. .,,, |,
The lights were lighted for the ,ast /,
me In the Senate chamber for the s..-
on OF 1888, and the expiring IerfsIa.
lure passed through the agonfzips !,
'rtufes OF its final dissolution. - III
Mewborne said that day or two
60, senator farfhing, who had
zen one OF the hardestwOrkers of this !
'dy, had drawn allhis pay, and this
sether with some Valuable papers Z
men We're in his pocket book, had I
'eh fost that many Senators had par. :
efpafed IN partially -renumeratinp !
"a .or ms 1885, for which he wished +.
Starbuek sent up the following: "
Resolved, That the thanks IF ,ba d
nate be, and they are hereby fender | a
10 the President Of tile Senate for &c
e distinguished ability and imnarti.i n
ID courteous tearing which he has .
anifested during the deliberations 81
e senate; and that COPY of 'fbis
sefatfOn be spread upon the iour1 u
H.. So ....-.- - 90 - q
Inc resolution was put upon lie MA. G
&c, Senator Starbuck putting the Il
es.lons,, and At was Unanimously
The President ordered roll cali, :,
az the names Of those Senators whn n
re present at the close of the session
snt De spread upon the Journal, and 2
Ioiiowlng responded to their
ADAMS, Bellamy, Black, Carver, Dali :;
Grant, Green, Hamrick, Herbert -
'over, Hurley, Lindsay, McCaskev is
,wborne;? M0bdy OF StanIy, Paddii II
}; PARSONS, Rice, Sharp, Shaw, star h'
*, wall; Mestmoreland and White "
'FrJT "is i-,A. b,
-J"' 90 PROTEST. o.. :. 1t
enator Carver entered his solemn 50
test against the list Of magistrate a
;o'Hted by this General Assembly q:
. Cumberland county, blcanie of
hges had been made by some one re
Known TO him in the names agreed r.
N ana Submitted by himself and the bs
resentafivea- The protest was or n
ed spread upon: the Journal -. /" -
lev borne, during. . IulI, addressed IL
Chair and said: =. -. g III
II. PRESIDENT: 80. 80. kn