The news & observer., 1897-03-09

| henZle on CnlS ueHhtlhuSu '~ ~
= aFsy-
,QacksEF last night was visited by LAY
AhdJ livery with this proposltloh' 1lta'
thax laa allowed TO iItsaaaa
! mSnTs- 8. 2 and TO per cent, and that
RI thesrgpe ybred on, afsa~ that no disfusslon
u be Allowed hyekm e&planaptgln or vpt59s / /
on without debate. aDd. lAal1 -l~assIll Aaa.
-r-erT Sr -SrrfrsfTtrrtc without deJTte;
n thatgrropos aiesyas this~lYrviag subissll |
\ | ted ted To- 70 Col. 4hbgIws alb .BIaa1burn. yll
asssasS s.ss5aosr s5 Hllo4sd i III ntkensIes ~ /
! motion to table on the tahla.-Lhese were
esas ssst s,St esf2 5 af S$ S{ aas nat TN
Il t1essfued,eif6r Murphy secaWbfll lhss sfptlee
TO table, f'here was much stir.--lt- Mls
dxl,Il;Si,thef@ne roll-call began on Crumpler S
4 aotion.sauAaleGf ina! d sciAStsK Wdrs .iastiie
Al s@uegs. sssRhe vote was very singular
4, Sss ncely, amy majority men voted. The
! yete.Nas yesna 20, Aayst34 4AeA chair
! deelagad, 4lIe motion, te Heeq4askIsa as tear1
1 rieds both sides appfauded. Mckenzie
!, said, ~sANe whipped You at your own
game gaqIn its. ! tl1EGaKg3 n - II
i Tlte,,Iease men said they We're satis-
Il fed as they did not regard the lease as
l loyaliaatea; aNS%a the aasjorisst thes9s
Cook and Blackburn shook hands. - 81
/ Col, Andrews and ytidae "a ve4yA' were
i both in the lobby, both smiling and, sur.
/ rounded by hand-Shakers. 1t was a love
4 feast an round. Bach side name'li itself
1, winner. tivBmgIH 'pB fet, lf.
., necksry sspid, lit is, a dog, fall 1tt3
TFarl fYe nlinptes the stir continued, but
| finally Lusk got order.
| Cook insisted That the next matter IN
| order was the unfinished business of
/ i.SatuTday- Gsldsbepe police comnlisr
1 sion biIl, The Speaker begged the House
/ to be quiet, saying that but Il or 10 hours
| or the session rtsmafffed. q y"
r. Parker of Waynastook the floors and
/ attacked the, peiqe commission .bilL ,sslEs
1'ing 1t was gone Of the best governed towns
\ III The State, and to MAKE radical change
ii9 6ne 0tsf the most orderly plaeesfiin Tie
/ State. where 1.-THE relations between the
ifacs were idf the sfe5testf ffindhnsss. tFtaf
4 there fs'fios ffftation THAT PROMINENT ne
gtstS sSssay 7 talst1 the t0iwnig vefy el6se
/ 4Politiealayy tfiatt hehce Il VERY popular mani
hadatoi,e ptts up as fifay he dehfed the
! statelneut101 PersoR of WHY me- thit tth era'
iswasnsa redFets }Jf ances ;athat 'tiiera
ftwerei eNeeliefft9 ScRcgas for bofli Faces.
.taqa & tine, aseseiit was given lit
/, 1895 ndhsqtl thers was ilb gtsfTyfnandef,,
tbat the nfat5r' aid ab0hfd Of aldermen
! were voted for directly by dhe people,
i and that tile fneobFe should Sfe trusted SO
govern gtlseflSe ffs4s:1tal ffirfo3h@ ~! !.
Mr, MATTERS thanked 'yf faibe FIJI men nj
/ the, House Who E-iflad' fIi1 Charlotte police
!, bill, and, hoped they Would DO the Same
to this biIlt5a95f &c III 3Te9e3 ,sttsfs't z
/ Person Of Wayne sssfG 4Alat5 sav9S sc '4ena
i ,eral elect joins Gol5tsboro was quiet: that
si'there VAS disorder there. arid Ht'sti these
/ towns. that theseenInon people are driven,
coerGed frftS sro6tfng the Democratic. Tidkt
ct: that the Democrats thfeaseh to dis
charge employesii and sstarve theif wives
4 and children, that this bill was to get
around deyiiment; that the beating of
I. one legged negroes must be stopped: thar
4 the men hainetls On the police board own
AS fffuch propertyaas any two men IN the
r State. ~ ! jftrts57t .tfGaea
4 johnson offered an amendment thateth
= mayor be- elected lly the people and rot
by The boartls of aldermen and police boaFsl
4 5ointlyf 4fel y" ; '.p
Ir'sJollhsoh said his amndment was just
ana fair q t74Satf1 ti4t -
y Person asked johnson If he would vote
4 for the bill if this amendment were ac-
/ ceptetl. q r. nshat. f.af u@tr9
4 Johnson said that the people Of Gods
I b6f-o we're able and capable to govern
Il tthpnrsdfves 4ftl%s6@ sssrtTf q 7f9
4 Person 5f Wilson said that the people
I or Goldsb0ro in this bin Simply asked
for bolicd protection; that they wanted
to keep the ballot boxes at Goidsbor0
\ clear of policemen and islhggers; that
there was political outrage and violence,
4 4 Mr. SchhIken offered an amendment
that the qualifed voters, elect the police
board (the' bin giving it to the Legisla-
tureCo Vote it down" screamed Per-
sonfof Wayne.
f. seaHkdn, said he got his. iiiforna ton
from Judge Allen.'a
Person of Wayne said Allen served III
the Legislature on a certificate to which
| he was not entitled fs4
4 SehulkGn said that the Populist party
/ was for the rule of the majority. a.'
4 Blackburn asked him why he had FOR
4 three days on this floor voted for minority
rule (onf the lease bilD.
4 Ii ;Schulken' shouted that he was glad that
4 he had helped Ito put this question before
the people ~ -Fs'f 9tsfns't f'3l
SchHlken went on the speak of the ex-
Icellent government and schools OF Colds
4 bor0a ~ 3~.H ~ %a ecu
/ Senator Grant, the author OF the BILL
was in the House during the discussion,
4 working for the bill f'Fi @ff'fs
A Schulken went on to speak of the ex-
i became furious. ! fg'f'p "a@ |R'@sf
Sutton OF New q Hanover started to
fspeak, but yielded to Person OF Wayne,
who called the previous question. Tt was
t,ordered ] The vote Was oh Schufken i
1 amendment. b4.f1t was yeas 49, nays 80
There was applause at this The next
1 vote was on the amendment Of Parker Of
4 Wayne, that the matter be. not OF effect
Euntil the people SO vote.
4 Johnse1i's amendment was then, adopted
r. ahe1vote WIS then on the passage of The
4 bill as nnlended. '3i'0 e' 'f''N
l, sMEssSutton moved to table the Bit.
Thsre svss a burst, OF, ayes, ,apd on, mo-
tion oftParkdr of Wayne The scIfncherN'