The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-27


w, have prs~r denied that on i-~~'.
birthday 90 saturday A. lolrururri = a.
bad earlier Than Usual u Jim u-us
made th- melton quoted q - MT ~
corded - -inEi- n~WrpAI-r r~Porirr
pr---nt and Wr O. uUf t~ltsNc -
made ig. u I,s,ks lac suuI~tudl hAs
h-rn 'du,furlrg the Journal NuH
Mr.. SPEAKER fhi, charge 81 '1uyi"rins
The .o4rur - nut OIL, ~-riuu. rife
tiou Jpou The ~p.akrr az .ihi, House
sud th~ priu,iyA! Clrrk q thu
Huus- Who have ~. ,up~r
vision - the journal directly under
their chArgr. bot II l. grave reflection
upon the iurmher- uf thi- b,.d.. IL =,
hAppeued THAI ~ tie uuadN "idah'~
absence - 10. SPEAKER. ! occupied tho
chair on the day referred 70. lmm~sil-
atriy after the prayer ui the Rev. Mr..
-. uf \,w brru- the chairman
on committee uf enrolled bills, report
81 the PIT county bond bill and A-k-d
immediate consideration thereon. Mr..
RAY. oi Macon, Al ono. objected, Stat
ing a. his reason therefor, that there
VAS tarit understanding had anon 2
~. husfir-r~ The dAX urs-,rrdInR tiiai
that day II being i legal holiday. Lee :
hlrt hdaN.
The chair replied that he was not III
position tn pass nu taClt understand
lugs. and unless the journal ci the Gay
preceding directed an immediate Ad-
iournmcnt Of he House, he would pro
ce.d with the order of business.
The motion 10 confirm the report ~
the committe" was put and carried.
Immediately thereafter | recognized
Ynung Of Wake. who moved an Imm"-
al; a fy,l -
niver-ary of the birth Of Gen. X. r.
Lee The motion prevailed and the
House AT once adjourned.
This. Mr.. speaker i a plain. un-
vanished statement Of the facts a
they occurred. and no member on this
hoor. be he Democrat, kcPublIcan or
Populist. will controyert il.
Thi. publication in the News and
+ Observer. charging a falsiiiraiion oi
the record. i. So manIfe-ily unfair
and unjust to the SPEAKER and To TIA.
members Of this house, that | am sure
that journal Will at once make tn,
am"ude honorable.
Mr.. Monroe also arose 20 4 question
Of personal privilege and read the fol
! lowing:
, Mr.. speaker. | wish 10 speak for ,
, minute or tWot a question of persona
> privilege. Douglass ghost. like Ban
] quo's. will not down al our bidding.
{ had hoped yesterday that this House
and tn whole country. had heard TIN
last uf this matter. but. a | have b--r
4 informed. that on yesterday II wa
: stated that | was publicly charge'
with having voted for the famous reso
: luton, and that | did not deny it. am
a the papers this morning are full q
the whole matter.
Nv hen the resolution was offered
= having no prejudice against Douglas
simply because he was a negro. think
Il ing nothing of his wife, white or other
wise. and intending in no way To er
= T,for-e inter marriage between the race
: and wishing To please the negroes
w. thi, HousaNand To remove the
? prejudice against my party, my fir
=, 5nIse was >to.- ote for II
20 kesoItIriou," a. q % Inor-reod IL I
~ standing up: but when there was son
Fl / confusion. knowing that il was n
! unanimous and spontaneous; TN
! the compliment was worse ths
sounding brass and a tlnklng sSmb'
"a, and not wishing TO BE- mixed up IN u
~ matter al the final count. dld not vo
,tau When a little boy | read WI
'
hu Washington pulling of his hat al
+ howing profoundly to negro, becau
90 he said. he did not car. 10 be outdo
"" in politene.s by simple old neg
IoT Somewhat in the same spirit, ielt u
Vi. S rho NEGROES in this house, and
'Se her legislative halls of this count
have for decades been pulling oil IN
hat. to nv ideals. that II was not
u, much for me to doll mine once
Tea their. II by 30 doing | have UNIV
uh tinriv compared Douglass I" Lee
"a Washington. the one the noblesl NJ
H. that ever stood IN the foreground q
an nations history, the other. tine gra
"it. est figure that ever shed lu-tre up"l
hl' lost cause" oh. shades Of the heroe
Valley Forge and Gettysburg, |
'e" nardon if | have sinned against
iic', sense Of propriety OF the people OF
>ain own party. not only in this state ou
III. others. can only plead that my ac
~ Sprang from generous impulse
! . u! pure and patriotic heart. ana can
express the hope. that when he exc
inf mant. rancor. and hate engendere
NJ this discussion shall have died
iates thi7 r.. ,ha,rba generous
De nuIs. that actuated me. may in 5
mysterious and unseen way cont
nav tn soften and bless the lives of me
n-aI Opening FoR WOMEN.
as to Bill To provide for the appoint
ition Of women a notarie- public was
adop- Gated by Me>>rs. EWart ana PEE
Mr.. Campbell wanted 'ht ayt-
epre- noes called Tor Mr.. smith ..
ring, wanted the ayes ana noes INA
iSt Of might go on record against IL.
,tives bill passed its second reading
# the BRYAN moved TO table. he OH 7
Sc re- its third reading by vote al 63
facts senate bill -. house bill 1870, +
pra- nrot.crion OF owners Of cattle and
Rs in animals. against driving of cattl
ustry. unlawfully impounding them.
pow bill was explained by Mr.. Lei
:. and and Mr.. Taylor and passed secor
f law: third readings.
ept of Bill to prevent the working Of
of its conyicts on public roads and VIII
order convicts was reported uniavorao
nenda- tabled.
.essarv RilI TO protect birds from Fel
,unish- lsr ro November 18th in Meckle
Of the Nontgomerv and Wilson CO
ter in passed second and third reading
Bill to extend the provisions
md and Necklenburg road law 10 Asf
Watauga counties passed secoI
n1<e third readings.
uperior - of Honse and senate on .
hers in ,nn ,.blad 1he election law ha'
mt fish 80 nassed
Hen Tra ffnIIowino bills passed
chapter "a third readings
re-ehact Resolution by Mr.. Hunter,
ime for E.hruary 5-th. as the tim.
section ;n,o ,be .Iaction of a Judge fo
ing ou' son. Buncombe and Henderson
'esu- bill TO repeal chapter 5e3. laws
olu rec bill by Winborn TO amend sect
of the Code. in regard TO def