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


tho 9oot5ss or tho asno.tity oe thsd.
,ntasahsYa,y bps thairS s5ud ensAs, osnnQt
fboi but orfing If they think that to
ilaborgihs miilsytbeneats otiidrens TIo
goalled to inatance inoidontssoes tho ig.s
feolingly Of factory ohildron and tola,
fcoliDgly of tho etfoot upon tho fsphYsi-
sssi; constitutions iofs ohildrens@hos Had
como under hiasobservation. ais1 II t4as
Tho factory operatiyoH arc as poor; as
poverty itsel n I For gencrs stions s,tiioy
havo boon shut of from oduoatio1 and
enljghtmont and they arc not eblo ftoi
properly discriminate as to the tsneoes,
siticse for thoif offsbrings = g
Ho reoited the history ofgcotton mill
Hesitation is, NlI,a NlI,aagland, Ia 1902 Robtert
Peel, tho elder, succeeded in hayins
children undor9 years Of ago Kept out
OF tho cotton mills, Robert X Psel, the
younger, aud tho late queen In her
carly roign, extoDdod these laws. Cor.
many, whioh loads all athe empires. Of
tho world, coca oyon further aud has
compulsory education.
3 Massachusetts pro aibita children i'm
der ,l3 from working in mills, ad ut 13
they must show, that thoy haYo been
ut school Gvo months tho year before.
Add furthermore no woman or minor
can ibo oompoll ID to work. moro than 10
hours y day. : 81 /, Il I, i +. !. IS ;,ts
These doctors say il is healthrul for
children to work in mills. Who're ia
their common sense? YnisitNss SElt
Easl and, with all hcr labor laws, las
made moro progtoJs iu tho last fow
months than che great comm jn wealth
of Amerioa.AsfIo quoted an, editorial
from The STATE TO this Ietfeot. j .3t, II
Ho described tho grandeur oe Amor
lea and claimed that ,hs white man
mus. be supreme, Tho'oensus Of 1890
showed that ia this&S sato 9thore woro
669 III negroes aud bus 462, ,008 whites,
This was ono of tho States forced to
adopt sufftago' qualifications in order
to preserve to tkJlw hite maa his 6u.
promaoy. II, %.
In 1890 thero wete ,1s 76ls swhito poo,
ple la fAikon and 18, 000, ,ncg;roe Shoe
that throo cotton mills have boon bull
in Aikon county and tho population ol
tho raoos is, about oven, yot tho no.
groos have 1900 moro children at
school than havo the white people. IA
Lancaster safely has q whito ma
jority as to population, hut as (
school population tho Negroes ex ocl
There is nc srandor county in the State
than Laurone, aud in numbers the races
thero aro about 'oYon, but there are
4,779 Negro ohildron at sohonl thore
and but 2,378. whites, What d igland
and tho enlightened I world have on.
dorsod, South Carolina m lst endorse
to save tho supromaoyso sof tho white
man. gYg ;3!El Nfs;
AT this juaoturo thore WAS aparring
for moro tlnc Tho motion to adj corn
wa, voted down and Mr. Banks ,osllod
tho prcviou question. This, if adopted
by tho house, would Shut out all am snd. /.
monts except as such as had already
been sont. up and would shutoif dc bate
Tho house by a vote Of SO to- 33 oslled
foritho poryious question whioh was
tho motion to ,rlke out the .enaoting
words Of the bill. Thismotiol. prevsh
cd and by n voto Of 66 to 80 the bill Of
Weston, along with tho sub stita.o, was
killed, Following is the, vote on tho
motion to striko'out tho en- acting words:
Ye.s-Ashloy, Aull Austin, Banks,
Bcamguard, l,iveos, Bol,sa Brooks,
Brown, Builder Campbell, Cogoshall,
.DDan, deLoaoh, D,nnis, Doid, Domi,
niok, Dorroh,g Dunbar, ;Dnrant, Il der,
Estridgo, Fox, Fraser, Efet man, Gal.
luohat, Halle, Hardin, Hill, Hollis,
Humphrey, Ja,hes,f johnson, lKibler,,
Kinard,, Kinssy, Lido, Little, Lsmax,
Lyles, Mauldin, Mayson, Mcgall,, Mo.
!, Lsod, MJ3owan,s Z Mishoe, L Morgan,
Nichols, Ptinoe, Pyatt, Rankin Red,
fcaru, Robinson, 9 ID abihson; lR B B.
AZ Ruckor, 8 tack house, SANDERS, S mith
S.roIn, Thompson, Vihosnt, Williams,
Wilson, Wingo, Woodward I62 sfss :
NaYs-Stevonson, lspeakcr; Bates;
Bleasc, Byan, Garter, Croft, E6rl,
Castor, Gourdip, Gunter, Jarnigan,
Lever, Lockwood, a'E,fton,I MoUraR 8,
MoLaus shlin, MoMsstob Jno., Morrison,
Moss, Murohisop, Richards, Richard
son. Seigler Smith, NJ. L Stroman,
Ta,um, Thlus, Thomas, Webb, West
Weston, Woods 32.
MIR. DeBruhl. who would have ,yot OF
noy was paired with MIR. w" X Par
kor, and Mr.. j. Caldwell, Robertson
who would hAyo voted nay was alst
paircd with ansabsent membor..f9 Y y,