The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
BREAK ON
pRIOP RIA IONS.
Compromise Which fxempts charita,
Bile Institutions,
WILLIAM AND MARY ALsoExFMPT
Two Sessions Of The couvention-The Latter
One Takes Up County Government Re-
porl-chanse in Schedule
for the Future.
MI LIAM AND MARY ALSO EXEMPT I

~ ,stt,,,s,on..l Convention at its.
..,.s,,ss,S,,, snssion yesterday accepted. Inc
minority report or the IeSisiaiise 49,
t,s,,s.. signed BY Mr. Turnhuil ana otiieis,
.crbfdSi.ng the appropriation % 49,
,,s,,,,Ss TO sectaTi an insu tnlioils, -
recousiiered and adopted ~ ss.ios si' -
1cye9 by Mr.. Brown, of Beafora, en-,
4 inr william and Mary College ana
,.hsrI, 5b1e institutions frtm the pro-
visions of the clause. ,,a,,.
There were siSty-one members i'rss sSt
Z .;,,ls !, fair spriakliilg Of visitors We're On
tI,s poar and in the galleries. 1t was
decided to meet each day at 10 Q cioeh
NJ. and sit I'LL o'clock <. M.,s " y ~.
the chair shall be vacated until . + Ia
and resumed TIL Z N. ms nc" ~
GOES into effect to-day.
= Judge Green offered a resolution, Which
went over, designed TO limit debate anu
10 speed The business of the BODY. 1 lei z
were no other resolutions and only d LEV
s memorials.
The Committee Of the Whole was then
gone into {Idr. Walker in the chatI1 ahu
The remainder Of the session was sdssvots se
10 a. consideration of the question OF APP
propriatins public funds 10 a. ..a.,
stitutions. DR.. Dunaway spoke for over
an hour and made an able appeal LOT the
minority report OF the committee, farol6+
ding such appropriations, and Mr.. Mere
9th made a Ga.Iant fight To save Tie
Charitable institutions OF cities anu OF
tered an amendment TO that effect.
Mr.. Turnbull spoke at some length LOT
the minority report and Mr.. Moore, Oh
Fairfax opposed it with great yigor-
M. C5fass smoke on the same lire and
then a vote was reached with the result
given above. 1t was a sort OF aSsS1ctt1ry
for both sides, and It was Mr. Brown oil
Bedford. who offered the compromise
resolution, which was finally adopted.
4Ine chair was then vacated until
O'Clock p NJ.
THE NIGHT SESSION.
President Goode called the night session
10 order promptly al s O'Clock. The at.
tendance of members was about equal to
that of the morning session. Mr.. Moore,
OF Fairfax. stated that the consideration
of the report of his committee had been
practically completed. and that he did
not desire the attention Of the body for
the present. DIR. Barnes then moved
that the convention go into Committee of
The Whole for the consideration of the
report of the Committee on County Gov
ernment- This was agreed to and Mr..
3 Wise was called to the chair. The body
took up The report and considered sew
erai sections and at 10 O'Clock rose and
reported to the convention. The latter
Immediately adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
Proceedings in Detail.
The convention met at 1850 o'clock,
prayer being offered by DIR. McIlwaine.
Sixty-one members answered TO the roll
call, and the journal of Mondays pro-
ceeoings was read and approved.
Mr. OtFlaherty moved that after yes
terday sessions be held from 10 A NJ until
y ] p. NJ, to meet again at p NJ. and adj
journ az p. Al
-Adopted-Yeas, IS; nays, 16.
When the resolution was read, Mr..
O. Faaferty called the previous question,
ard the resolution was adopted without
debate. 1t does away with night sessions.
Judge Green offered a resolution that
speeches be limited To twenty minutes.
and no member shall speak more than
9cnce on the same question.
MIR. Barbour raised the point of order
that the resolution changed the rules and
would have 10 lie on the table for two
days. The chair sustained the point Of
order.
Leave of absence was granted several
members
The convention then went into Commit
tee CT the Whole, Mr.. Walker presiding.
DIR. M'ILWAINE EXPLAINS.
The substitute offered by Mr.. Meredith
to tie resolution submitted by the minor
ity report, relating TO appropriations TO
sectarian institutions was first taken up.
ior. AcllwafiIe said 1t was n smistake to
suppose that ne was antagoniZinE DR..
Dunaway's resolution: that he was so
much In favor of it he would ratf,er see
the assistance the State was making to
educational institutions in the way of pay
ment OF interest on their certificates be
discontinued than to see the principle con-
tended for by DR.. Dunaway defeated
DR. Danaway opposed the Meredith
substitute. which is as follows:
NO appropriation of public funds, or
personal property OF real estate. shall be
maze by The General Assembly. or by
the local authorities of any governmental
subdivision of the State. to any church
or for the payment of any religious SER
wees: nor by the General Assembly nor
by the local authorities of any county or
district thereof to any sectarian society.
association or institution OF any kind
whatever, which is entirely or partly,
directly o.. indirectly, controlled by any
church or seotarian society, or to any
charitable. industrial or educational insti-
tuition which is not owned or controlled
he the STATE or suci: county or district
thereof: provided. that nothing herein
contained shall apply to any institution
at which a SUFFICIENT number of the
youths or young men of the State receive
free education to compensate for such
appropriation, or at which the youths of
the State are attempted to be reformed
from criminal tendencies.
4 DR.. Dnnaway said if he had to give up
The principle Of appropriations to chari-
ties he would give up his amendment al
together. He read his resolution. and
explained that a reading OF the two
would show how widely they differed
DR. DlTNAWAy,s POSITION.
His resolution reads:
No appropriation OF public funds, or:
personal property. or real estate shall
be mace by the General Assembly, or by
she authorities Of any city, town, coun-
~ district. or ether municipal corpora
ton TO any church or sec:ar;an society,
association, or institution OF any kind
whsstcvar. which IS entirely or partly, di-
srec.ly or Indirectly, controlled by any
Richmond Va. Oct. III 1901
- Whom it May Concern
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