The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-06-19
IN THE SENATE.

'N' FI##IfM
cd the Senate to order at Il. 43-
and Rev. Dir. Levi Braus.1, ,g'e@
prayer. in which he PRAYED f.r Iea
blessings on the SOrrOWinu f.u.,
the Senator who crossed over ,."
promised land at early dawn
Journal Of Wednesday was r.a '#.
approved.
Senator Justice said he had
ton of n number of citizens az 70
erfOrdtOn to repeal the d->u..
there. Justice said that he ia.
q bill passed to submit the ,..
| of dispensary 10 the people Them.
they voted for q ~dispensarv.
| said if the petition had been ,n.
| ted in time for him 10 asserted.
| sentiment there he would have a
the people what they want .rI
| trodnced 4 bill to lei the r,anl.
| on the question if they so desired
felt the same way about Il na..-.
from Polk county to repeal The NJ.
law. He was nOt sufficiently inf.r.
ed on these sentiments. IT, wa.
: posed to this session passing l..
LEGISLATION: he thought it uuur.a
do so. and he did not intend to
troduce bills.
Senator Bryan said: MIR. Prc,i1ar.
Il is my painful duty to inform. *.
Senate of the death Of my co.Iru..
Senator J. G. Jackson.' He paid
glowing tribute to the Chri>tt-
character Of the late Senator. He MA.
pure as a maid and his one purpas4 IN
life wa honesty and integrity. anal
his county and State has lost "a naa
whose figure stood out pointing ia
the path of the highest and uohIa.-
Senator Bryan's tribute was eIooua-
and touching and he moved q commas.
tee OF four be appointed to draft
resolutions Of respect and a joint aam.
mittee be appointed TO accompany The
remains home and attend the funeral
The resolution read
"ResOlved by the Senate, the Hons.
Of Representatives c~0ncuriu9. That
the President Of the Senate appa1H-
two members Of the Senate and fhr
Sneaker of the House Of Represents,
tives appoint four members OF The
House as n committee 10 accOmuanv
the remains of the late Selator j. d..
Jackson to the place Of burial and thu
Sergeant at Arms of the Senate take
charge thereof
COcIldtol 1dN 'iiltN tJ I1HI 20 IT,
gulate issuing of liquor license
Northampton county. This bill el1t
the Judge holding court i'm the county
mower 10 order a license to sell LiQuor.
when thirty days notice is given. "
4 majority Of voters i'm amy township
petition against license it shall u'
be granted, and if 4 majority petition
for it it shall be granted. This Il
local bills modelled after the Virgins"
law. Hairston moved reference "
committee. Travis said it was a Iooa.
compromise and all the people want
ed it. Franks ridiculed giving Ja#e>
such as Hoke and Brown the decision
in question Of selling Whi9keE. TRAVIS
said lust such men as Iloke and Brown
were best qualified to deciG@ whether
n man was suitable TO sell NhloEt"
Justice thought the proper course "#s
to refer to committee. He was OR
posed to all this legislation OF Iao..
character. The bill was am inno'aioa
to require Judges to Issue IlGoor '-
cense and ought to 90 before a rf2.-
mittee at least. Glenn said gong .'
a committee simply kills a hIIn Lr-.
latiOn had been passed without 20..-
to a committees; he favored pI'a
either passing or killing the bull "''
E not sidetracking it.
Justice reiterated his antagonist '' 81.
this legislation at this session. ''".'
thought the Senate competent to al.
without a committee.
A telegram was read inviting Tie
ate to the Teachers Assembly al MORE
head.
, Mason did not believe in PASSING -'..
compromise bills. Passing these bI.t7 ".
:. give members lots Of questions 1o "-
and cause trouble He favored
ence to q committee.
At this hour the special order u" '
a director for the school for jh' "'o
Morganton arrived. james hoNl.'"''.
G.. Miller. Hicks and Davis #eT" "F.''
ed t~eilerS, and reported Ml4eI "N ,
, was declared elected. CoG&!ie|""~
the Northampton bill was resNi"'''
borne said while the LegiSIatuI" " -r
: waiting for the enrolment OF tle'''.
he saw no reason for sitting ldl' aura .
', enacting necessary Legislation. 81 ...a
vote for bills if re thought them ''
Gus. He ntended to introduce w.
himself. Now as to TINS vt"
bill. The bill takes from the to"D.
missioners the power to gran. ..
. and lodges it with the Judge. ~.
u local fight in Northampton o0"" o
Democratic candidates say they '
vote for any license; the lndeie-''.
didates say they will vote ID"
5 everywhere. This bill is TO '"" NJ
n Osborne said he often though ." ,s
tt liquor as a beverage WroHS, ..f
best to regulate it. He h3G -". ,mr f
5 prohibition because he GIH A -ar-
amounted to anything. TINS .' rt...
1, ed wise, it tried to give the l.'
|. what they asked for. ef#-
IS Justice was opposed TO 9e0.'. Hf
4. ences between white men alter ..-
q already been saved from h'-'' ,f.1-
G ton. They ought to do this a".."-
't selves.
Travis spoke for the bill .r-a..
> Hicks opposed the bill i' r
r such a change in granting "1.-.
y do great shame in NoFJh HE'D a.
II The previous question W..
p the bill passed its final req. ..rf RS
Senator Bryan introduced rrH0a
%olution on the death Of Sent.o. . au"
to appoint a committee Of .'o.
Ct resolutions of respect aH" . maa
10 money sufficient to dctraE r.m