The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-02-20

carcd that there are thousands O.
children in the common schools ant
yet the Legislature had refused then
Sioo,O00 last year. If the common
schools are forever Disseminated
against the people will rise up and send
Others to the Legislature who will
change the trend Of affairs.
MIR. Mayson, of Edgclield, said he
yleldcd TO no man in his regard for
woman, yet he agreed with MIR. Nc
I'cod that the House has not at its
command the proper Information.
| Inc llousc then voted on Nj. G.. T.,
foDnson's substitute for Mr.. Ashlcy,s
amendment.
The substitute was rejected by three
votes, as follows, those voting in the
alllrmatlvc being in favor of kceping
Wlnthrop's appropriation at SAB 800,
as IL was for 1901 IN" negative beng
IN favor OF increasing t &G0,OO0
ativc--As shlcy, All, ,us,in, Banks.
Bivens, Blease. Brooks, Brown, Bryan
Butter, Carter, Crum. Dantzler. DcBrnhI
Dennis Dorroh, Durant. Etird, Fox, Fr ser,
freEman' Castor, Gourdin, Hardin, Hin,
iioiils. humphrey. Jarnlgan, johnson, w.
J.; kcels, Kiblcr, Kinscy Lomax. Mavson,
Mccall. Nc raw. Mcleod, Morgan, Nor
rison, Nesbilt, Nichols, Parker, II. H..
Robinson, 4 r.; Hucker, Stackhousc. Scjr
Ter, mith, J. b.; Strom, Webb. Wells, Viii
go 6l.
Negative. Hon W T. Stephenson, spcak-
cr; Messrs l'acot, Beamguard, Campbell,
CoEgeshall, Cooper Croft, Dean, DeLoach,
Dodd, Dominica, Dunbar elder, Estridge,
Gailurhat, Halle. lzlar, James. johnson,
Mouldin, NJ Mc!.aughlin, McGowan, McMas-
ter, f II McMaste Jno; Mishuc, Moses,
Moss, Murch,son, Parker, w Fl; Pyatt,
Rainsford, Richards, Richardson, Robin
son, IS "A Sanders, Seabrook, Slnklcr,
Smith, NJ l.; Spears, Stroman, Tatum,
THOMAS. I, Jr; Thompson, West, w cston,
Williams Wilson, Woods, Woodward---5l,
MIR. Mcleod, OF Sumter, made Il tell
ing speech against the committees
recommendation. He declared that
the figures quoted by Mr.. Moses should
have been put in the possession of The
House III the way of financial report
from the college. He thinks that the
ways and means committee takes too
much from tho college on faith, and
the House takes too much from the
committee on faith. He believes in
The highest and best education which
can be offered, and is as loyal to the
colleges as any other member, but he
would not agree to give any of the
colleges more than they had received
last year.
The House then by vote of G5 to
43 adopted the committee report as
amended by Mr. Ashley, 50 that the
appropriation shoulc be cut to 500 900.
The members voted as follows:
A Alirmative-Mcssrs Ashley, All, Austin
Banks, Bivens, B!case, Brooks, Brown,
Bryan, Butler Campbell, Garter, Coggcs-
hall Cooper Crumy. Dan'zler, Dean, DE.
5ruhl, Dennis, Dodd, Dominicl, Dorroh
Dunbar, Durant Eird, lroX, Fraser Free
man. CASTOR, Gourdin, Gunter Hardin,
'lill, Hollis, Humphrey, Jarnigan, John
son. " }; kcelS, kibIcr, Kinsey, Lidc, Lo
max, Mayson, Mccall, McCraw, McLaugh-
lin, Nc .4cod, Morgan, Morrison, Moss, Mes
bitt Nichols, Parker, W l.; Rainsford, Rob-
inson, & +; huckcr, Stackhousc, Scl,,lcr,
Smith, } B; Strom. Stron an, Tatum, Webb
Wells, WingO- 50.
Negativc--llon W T. Stevenson, sneaker;
Mcssrs Racot, Beamguard, Croft, De- oach
Elder, Estridgc, Galluchat, Halle, IL ar
James, Johnson, O L.; Kinard, Little, Lo(.
ton. l,ylcs. Mauldin, McGowan, McMasicr,
t. ii McMaster, Jno; Mishoe, Moses, Muir
Gibson, Parker, w IL; Prince, ryatt, Rich.
ards, Richardson. Robinson X Is 4; San
dcrs, Scabrook, Sinkle Smith, M l.;
Spears, Thomas, J i, Jr; Thompson, VOL
ling, West, Weston, Williams. Wilson,
Woods, Woodward-43.