The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
F'F7%3s " "A ssTi7 - T! TsEF,I FI, ~
PASSE ! ,S'' y R HOUSE, |i,,] ].
Exposition + BiIls Agreed to ( by "a
large La. as,!''ls! !M''ls!j.at atissy. y,..,...
TAeES VioT1s V & MAS fF;o'',uRg1o1t Il o',u ONE

And Amendments Attempting to.
n Cit Down the Proposed 81 81 {.
81 js4s appropriation Were I, "
], Ss I. n. II Voted Dewne. s.s, a,y.sill
TboDill which sppssisas,ed, pass tho semnato mat ) last ST
Week6 stos appropriate 4 $50, 900 \ for Z a
State building. at tho o Oharlosto on exposi,
tioh passeas,tRo House 81, Tpesdsy of.
lffats week by a vote Of p2 TO. ,2S This
i'd tho eamo proportion in which Ill
PASSED the Senato 80 Il x eiis nIlsls
! Whom tho exposition bill camo up
Mr.. Baoot offered tho senate bill as
sspbstitut6 FOR tho house obill This was
Shgreed to, as the wording Of tho two
.almostf;idehtioal aud time could bot
,ssved by adopting'tho senate bill, which
hhd already passed tie senate. sa ,Y'
Mr. Halo of Y Yorks Offered on amend
ment to reduce tho proposed appropria
tion. from $50 900 to $35, O00.i ,s,gs u;
Mr. Baoot said tho ways and means
committee had unanimously passed
upon $4,000 as being ncoossary. Tho,
uildi1g'itsolfiwill cost $27. 600 50 This;
buildingsist to boar theiname and to be
the property Of tho Stats, It may be
that this $27 900 amount must bo t1,It tup.
plomeiated sbyS the exposition itself in
order to erect building along tho
hsndaom6 designs furnished.- Each Of
theS4 counties in tho State is TO bcI
ohS0uTHod toYhnvo ali exhibit, and
$4,000 will ltbe'needed for this purpose
0lemaon's fsplendid exhibit viii cost
ssegooto,oollect and to give transporta I
Nj. Banks 3 win this inoroaapo case tho
Nj: 5ae9s- 4 IiisM \ Glad YOU 2s a,ted tho
] He'thon read: a btatomont from Mr..
=. B. :Olyburn. chief olerk ofl. tho
comptroller generals .ofiee, saying:
i 9Tbe appropriation Of $50, 900 provided
fpr IN tbs Bill IN aid Of tho South Gar.
olina Interstate and West Indian ex
goeitionito be held,in the citytof Char
lesion, will not in any way increase tho
tay lovy FOR State purposes" A'.. -f'i'
EtME Hailo'a amondmont was then re-
jeQted,i4Sy.s s'..,'taf., ~ &.s, ati Jiil
Ms.sS DO .Lo,ch Of York moved TO
striko out tho onaoting words Of tho
\. r. Mr. Qloft # & l,AiIHoapf gsas sss tho first to
speak upon. tho bill, ne, argued first
tho lawful authority. of tho,} State to
mako tho appropriations; and oitcd;tho
constitution Eto sustain his. position
we have preeodents sfor6 this eppro, !,
Priaetaion The cen cen tonnial expQsition az,
slpAis NsA gEaOsd By an eSh ibis
n fsy5Htith y toliha;l her phosphate rook,
Her notwithstanding enterprises, etc.,
and there, lis no doubt much good re-.
suited from that. ChstIeston's oity
aotn9il has given as much as tho State
Is asked for, and her ,oitizons have sub..
aoribed 5000, 900 moro. Would 1t be-
right for that city TO erect building
and; 70 furnish the exhibit for tho on
Nj. Harvey Wilson Of sumter,s as
chairman of.tho,ways and means COM
nittee, stated that; lin tho jid dgment Of
the committee that was the very least
amount with which the exposition
could ,get along II
Mr. J. Q. Robertson Of Columbia, in
behalf Of tho Richland delegation
favored the bill There are some poo.
pie, no said, who never SEQ constitu-
tional. barriors whom suoh objections
! foot matters: which thoy favor H.
thodeht that I'd, State .omgbt - IL
wiling 'to Igivo thia pitifhl l;,eeia a,,m &c
/ $4,000 TO- .hoIp, OF arleaton. for, aho'
hoeas help more than any, other part of
the,Stata!lt ~ ~. Y. ], 4 q,
n.Mr. Morrison Of Fairfield. declared
Kimaslf against tho bill. It's dan.
gorods Thing for QUO .dsefost to over.
shadow all Others in o State. Two hun
dred years ago theology imprognated
the,ssgoyernment.~s. OF. Il Scotland ~. aud
brought that governmental downfall.
Militarisln was uppesrmost in Franco
until that government Gfell. CONNER.
cial interests ere being %pnt above
every thibgi ielsoi in &this country, ana
unlesehlore be O; halt,tho nation will
fall. Hp intimated that oom motoial in.
tortsia Would Kill the 'ohild labor bill,
Mr. Tatum Of Orangeburg, did not.
,beiieye, in.shutting. the. doors. in tho,
fsee ,of .the 'inotropoiis' Of tho State .hnt
ha did not APPROVE of, The Last aootion
of .'the bill Which nrovidoa tbat Ike
'btffdinKs at tha ufoaid5 i6f Tho eynoait;nn
be, turned over to tho s Stata "a Aerionl
! 'tafst atiit MacbsnigglE dooistys 70 ef e. r..
moved from t}fot igrournIa within fhrsc
t}ls.sEffo w|nn(ds M tial q ,yi,rnnnr tin}6