The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08


thn dootasa 6F the sane &, SO Il ths
nfoae hofa,g but ehaits jaJgnans oap apnass ]
sb0 but erfing if 'thoy think tIet Z,
;laborgiir millatsbonefits cfild@n. sIIosf
called to instanNe sinoidontslof the ig.33;
5feolingly tf factory Schildren and and at5SfId
|. foolingly Of tho efoot upon th6 pf,ysi.B
eal constitutions Sofs childrons W hos had
come uudor hias1bsoryation. q
Tho factory opoyatiyea aro as poor. as
poverty itself. For. genorstions they
hayo boon shut off from edaoatioa and
onljghtmont and they arsS not ablo IN 81
properly discriminate as to. thesnecea.
aities for thor offsprings A nm s.53 @ s9is. 8.
Ho reoited tho history ofscotton mill.
logislation ia Eagland, Ia 1902 Robert
Ped, the oldor, sueeoeded ia having
children undor 9 years Of ago Kept out
Of tho cotton mills. R,bert Peol, tho
younger, aud the late quoon in her
early reign, cxtopdod these laws. Cor.
many, which leads all tho cmpires. OF
tho world, goes evcn furthor and has
compulsory cdacstion.
Massachusotts probibita children i'm J
der Ii from working In mills. a ad at 13
they must sheW; that they have boon
vt sohoel Eve months tho year before.
Add furthermore nc. womapJor minor
can lbe oomp,|l ID to work mpre than 10
hours day. 4 y il 4 i 4 81 3s n1, !,
Theso doctors say il is hoa allhful for
children to work in mills Who're is
their common sense? nitf3.
Easlind, With all her lab laws has
made moro progtoss ia tho last fow
mouths than tho great comm )n wea ealtli
Of Amorioa.. IIo quoted an. editorial
from The State TO this ctfeos. 1. ss,as VT.
Ho described tho grandeur Of Amor
i,a and olaimod that ihs white man
mus. be supreme. Thooonsus Of 1890
showed that ia this@S ;sto there wore
659 II | negroes aud but 462, 0O3 whites
This was ono OF ho States foroed to
adopt suifrayo qualifications id order
TO preserve to tho(Whit man 9his sul.
promsoy
In 1890 thero wore IA, 76 |, Whit & poo
pie la 'Aiken and 18, 000>ncg2 oes. sSino6
tha6 throo cotton mills havo boon built
in Aiken county. and tho population n sot
tho races is. about ovon, yot tho no
groo, have 1900 moro children at
school than have the white people. E
Lancaster safely has q white ma,
joritys as to population, but as to
school population Tho Negroes ex Gel.
There is no grandor county in tho State
than Laurone, and in numbers tho races
there afo about evon, out there are
779 Negro childron at school there
and but 2,378 whites.s What N gland
and tho enlightened world have on,
dorsod, South Carolina must endorse
to save tho supremacy of the white
man. II n ,s ssf HI
at this ju aoturo thoro was sparring.
for moro tilno. The motion to adjoorn.
was voted down and Dir. Banks osllod
the prcviou, question. This, if adopted
by tho hodso, would Shut Out all am end.
monts except as suoh as had already
boon sont up and would shut off debate.
The house by avoto of53to 33 oalled
tor tho porylous question which was
tho motion to s.rlke out a,the enaoting
words Of the bill, Thismotio1 prevail
cd and by voto Of 66 to 80 tho bill Of
Weston, along with tho substita.o, was
killed. Following is the vote on tho
motion to strikoout tho cnaoting words:
Ycas-Ashloy, Aull Austin, Banks,
Bcamguard, Biyoas, .BoltsS Brooks,
Brown, Butler, Campbell, Cogoshall,s
DJan, deLoaoh, Dsnnis, Doid, Domia,,
niok, lDorroh,e Dunbar, Durant, s, Il der,
Estridgo, Fox, Fraser, Froe man, Gal.
luohat, Halle, Hardin, Hill, Hollis
Humphrey, James, Johnson, ilKIblers
Kinard, KinHey, Lido, Little, .Lbtnax,i
Lyles, Mauldin, Mayson, McNall,, Mo.
.Leod Maaowan, "a Mishoe, s Morgan,
Nichols, Prince, Pyet,, sRankin !, Rads
fearn, Robinson, q 10 A;ls Sbihson j; s! B D
a, RuoSor,5 Sack house, Sanders, Smith
Strom, Thoinpson, Vinoont,, Williams,
Wilson, Wingo, Woodward So 81 5aa
Maps Stevenson, aspoakor; Bates,
Blease, Bryanl Garter, Croft, Edr4,
CASTOR, Gourdip, Gqntcr, Jarnigan,
Lever, Lockwood, 'I,fton, g McOra =,
MoLaushlin, MoMaster, JGo., Morfison
Moss, Murohison, Richards, Richard
son, Seigler, Smith, NJ. l. Stroman,
Tatum, ThSus, Thomas, Webb, tWest;
Weston, Woods-32. s
MIR. DeBruhl who would have voted
noy was paired with MIR. W.. X Par
ker, and Mr.. u CALDWELL, sRobortson,s
who would h.yo voted nay. was also
paired with an'absent' MON Dor. II