The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
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3ifts sa MR.. sfPD SPEAKS 81 5il{
Nj. sipe. or Roofing CHAIN. was the speak 81
er8for the amendment, and she deolar ed
that att should tbe adopted iii the Interest us
sof religious liberty. vi 5s
THO speech OF Mr.. s. PEI was Y one of
charlottesville force and Strength, Q no
gnt times no rose to beautiful flights of
sciouueEce.{ as hc appealed to d tho Il ouso 9
Sforlthe brondest exercise OF roll gious and
personal liberty. Ho had said n y, would u !
not send FOR a Christian Scientist ana 10
this brought Or. Ware to his feet t0
nsk. Why it was then that tho gentle
mar, from Rockingham was willing 70
trust them ITO practice upon other peo-
Die. Tho quick answer was simply be- -
cause I do not send for an Epilcopallah
to pray for mo- '5 4. 4. !. il3g 4 E
al Ho said that fc was willing to accord
to every man the right TO bis own preac d.
er and physlciun. and would never . glve
his vote for any bill curtailing religious
liberty. 3i a rs gSs 81 ELI Wv Y.
araingt the amendment and IN q favor
If the Bill as It came down from the
Senate, He made an able argument, a aIal'
was followed closely by his collea sue ~
Mr.. wallace. OF Richm ond, foilo~ed n -.
Ia ~ :, endmerlt. A Mr.. Gard we'll made one
az the strongest speeches AGAINST inc e,
,nenI r,ient and Sincd for tho 4hlll,
= ~ = q number OF Int eresting and amusing
3cniInt,ies arose between the speaker isa
md M cssrs Ncwhouso and Sipe. 5,A
m Mr. Cnrdwell cited pathetic case IN
his county OF child who =, !, oripp I! "
x t,s a ,se q because a Christian Scientist
1Un called IN to treat q broken limb.
H. W,.' Newho,,se desired the name OF the
ahiia 2 ht1t Nr. Cardwcl1 wi hheld ~ OUT
- Icrerence to the feelings Of the pa :.
ronts, and Mr.. EeWhouse said tnat y
lie child should be prod uced 70 me I1ouse
~ would vote for tho BIZ. ! 7, =,
M. Cumming spoke for the ameno 70 = ~.
=, 1contend ably for It's adoption Mr..
baker. ofWcstmoroland Spoke earnest q !, I
~ Oar : ~ 1T some length against the amend
mar f and at the conclusion OF MS re-
mar,,s. @ which were loudly cheered ~ N .
HOUSE q at 2. NJ adjourned until NJ a ~ -
O'Clock to day. II s5 81 Il
The Senate.
There was small attendance Of Sen SEN
ators when 8LLeutcnant-Gove WHARF q. .
raped the body to order Y at noon yes .
y "a us, al the reading OF the 1ournall, ot
tho preceding legislative day 4 was 81 di g
pensed with. J.
~ number OF House bills were reported
'Sto the Senate read first time. and and re-
ferred to the proper comm tees.
Tho call OF committees developeead no no
thing in new bills or resolu lions n p t'
offered. VI, H & " ii5 u isS
Mr.. Clayton asked two d ays' leave OF @
absence for Clerk Button. Granted:
THE CAMPBELL ANSWER YER :35a3
Mr.. Mnssie asked leave to lay before
!, Ind
Campbell, OF Amherst. to the charges
filed against him. Senator hfassle asked
that the answer be spread on the journal
OF the Senate and that two hundred
copies be printed There being no objec-
ton, tho matter took this course.
Mr.. McIlwaine thereupon moved to dis
pense w1th5tho reading OF tho answer.
Adopted. II $5 Us
Mr.. Barksdale, OF Halifax. offered q
bill TO amend the Code In relation to
the collection Of taxes SO as to secure
prompter and more efficient collection.
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