The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-03-11

q the pssi,ss,iary ga. ,sh.s sp
NJ. Psssce moved 20 f~eo.z.:. NJ
orsns vans~i the decisive voss TO 10
,akea aud let scnascss 60 O, s~<era
as to -hsshsr they s.rs RepseiseAss
or cot. Mr.. Wssdtes favored IN.
'no'ioS. sAyine thai be vas Opposed
In ore nau poser snd 10 favor ef
s!ee,lrg oilcers OF III. pesi,~atlsry
by the lsg,slAtsre. Mr.. share 90
lredel, said ,ha; tte biii PRO
pos d No irpova,ion. He vas IN sA-
ver OF giviae the Governor power TO
appoint. Nr. Person oppos.d ,h.
bail. saying that he sas aoeosnta bic
70 70 one except his eonEsi;zss,s.
Tie motion TO reeonmlf ~as lass by
vote of 5 to 81; The bail vas
PLACID upon its second reading and
pas ed by The foilouirx vote:
Ayes-Alexander. Andersen. A.h.
burn, Atwatsr, Barker. Cannon,
Clsik. Dickson. Early. Grant Hen.
dersor. Hardison, Manlnby. M
we'll, Moye. Merritt. Mccarthy. Nc
Csskey. Mcneil. Nev,ome, oium,
Parker OF Randolph. Sharpe Of Ire
dell. Sharpe Of Wilson, Sns,hsr,.
Shore. Wakefield, Ieagcr.- 2s.
Noet-Abell, Anthony, E,rnhardt,
Hyatt. Justice, Lyon, Parker OF Ala
nance. Pat'ei sop, Person. Ray Rob
erson, Uuey, Walker, wheibee.-l
The bill then passed third reading
Mr.. Grant, for the elections com
mit;ee, reported the election bill.
Objection Was made 10 receiving the
bill. Upon motion the ball was re-
ceived. Mr.. Scales moved to recon
NIT the bill. The motion vas los,
Mr.. MAultsbv moved 10 reconsider
the vote by which the Senate re-
fused TO recon- INIT the election bill.
Mr. Oium moved TO lay the motion
upon the table. The motion vas los,
by the following vote:
Ayes-Anderson, Ashburn, Bar
ker, Clark, Dickson, Grant. Hender
son, Hyatt, Mccarthy. McCaskey
Mcneil, Newsome, Odum. Parke,
OF Randolph, Person, Ramsay, Rol.
Inns, Sharpe of Wilson. Smathers
Shore, Wake field, Whedbee. %.
Noes-Abell, Alexander. Atwater,
Anthony. Bsrringer, Butler, Can
non, Earnhardt, Geddie, Hardison
Justice, Lyon, M.ultsby, Maxwell
Nit hell, Moye, Merritt, Parker OF
Alamsnce, Patterson, Ray. Rober
son, Scales. Sharpe of Iredeil, Urley
Walker.-25.
The bill was then reconsideree
and recommitted to the election
committee.
The Senate adjourned TO 10 o'clocl
Wednesday.
Tuesdays session of the House o
Representatives was opened will
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lawhon OF tn
House.
Bill 10 allow the School Conn: Is
sioners of Raleigh township TO issu
bonds. Passed second reading.
The North Carolina railroad leas
Senate substitute bill was made
special order for Friday at II o'clock
and two hundred copies of both th
original and substitute bills wer
orderd printed and Submitted L
the members.
Bill for the benefit of the colore
department Of the Deaf. Dumb al
Blind Institute, appropriating s23
600 for building improvements. Pas
sed. 1t provides that $l1. 800 b
paid during 1897 and $ll 500 durin
1898.
: The bill making an appropriate
to the State Guards was referred (
the FInancs Committee aud made ,
special order for tonight at s o'clocl
The first motion was to put it upo
its passage, made by Mr.. Hancock
This was amended to refer to th
,, Finance Committee, which prevailed
A bill to appropriate $4,000 fo
the erection of a new building 70
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institut
at Raleigh, was put upon secon
reading. The bill was opposed b
: Mr.. Sutton Of Cumberland. who sal
that he very much feared the pal
sage of SO many appropriation bill
would necessitate an extra sessio
Of the legislature to provide revs
nue. for them.
DR.. Dixon said the Republican an
! POpulist parties had made q splend
1 id record in the matter Of crovidip
for educational ard charitable inst
tutlons, and he did hope they woul
not break it in this instance. NJ,
9 Blackburn said there bad been q
I m ore deserving bill before the Hous'
and insisted that it pass. The bi
q passed.
0 Mr.. Schulken sent forward . r,
= port from the committee for the ii
9 vestigation of charges Of fraud i
the recent United States Senatori,
= election, which was read before Il
: House.
: Mr.. Dockery called up his bill I
o prevent the use of "fillers" or rs
y less materials in the manufacture
: fertilizers ard providing that vhs
Y the Agricultural Department a,
a such substances are found by anal
) sis, the fact shall be published in Il
o monthly bulletin and the fertilize
e seized, as provided by Law in 9th
d cases. 1t was put upon the secol
!. reading.
3. Mr.. Dockery off. red the followil
r amendment: Strike ont the wor
Is as "fillers" and substitute "or 9th
y sub stances non-available for PLAN
l. bat which contain ingredients th
te 90 to make up the required or gui
Z anteed analysis" The amendme
ID was adopted, and the bill passed.
q. THE BRoUGHToS-YoUSG CASE.
a The Broughton VS.. Yourg eonte
-, - ed election case, from Wake conn,
=; was taken up. The minority o.
ms jority reports from the comm
- tee on privileges and elections We
read and the discussion Of the ca
r entered upon. One hear was allot
.S to each side. Mr.. Cook opened I
- bate for the majority report. he
n viewed the evidence. He gave esI
20 cial emphasi to the ballots Of {
l thirty odd Wake Forest Studen
who voted for Broughton in the u