The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-12

IN IL hAS II
this sed on reads that The Officer.
of the ~xecutive Department and .,
the pu, ic institutions OF the Stare
shall. al least five days previous !,
each regular session of the Genera
Assembly. severally report to the Coy.
ernor. who shall transmit such Re.
ports with his message to the Genera
Assembly:
Now the word transmit used i
the Constitution cannot possibly mea,
oral delivery, and especially so whe,
the thing to be transmitted is a mes.
sage. the two words having an almosl
identical derivation and meanino
claimed that its passage only mad
the Governor the Reading Clerk for
the time being. but even this contro-
ton is in violation of the constit,5-
ton because the reading clerk is an
officer of the House, and officers must
be elected by a viva voce vote and
take a prescribed oath of office. Ana
furthermore the Governor could nor
hold two offices at once. bat if This
We're possible. as Reading Clerk. Their.
was no message to read because AZ
Governor no message had been trans
mitted. The paper he read he both
brought ana carried away with him.
The Governor in his message re
guessing the General Assembly to per
nit him to read his message before
the Genera Assembly acknowledges
he correctness Of my position by in
forming the General Assembly thar
the constitutional requirements Will
be complied with by the formal trans
mission of the message, but that he
desired r. read the message in order
to emphasize and enlarge upon it.
From TIL reaSoning above set forth
I desire to enter this, my protest. mn
on the journal against the resolution
permitting such a grave violation OF
the Constitution of our State.
Speaker Graham announced the an
pointmcnt Of the following partial
list Of pas and employees of the
Wincltstar j. H.-co. A, 4Sth
regiment.
Carroll. J. W.-Co. c, 10th regi-
nent, (Starr's Battery).
Lineberry, capt. w. S.-Co. f, 10th
jenkins. i. Go. A, ssrd regi-
ment.
Fisher, Geo. F.-Co. l, 51st regi-
ment.
Cochran, A. D.-Co. c, 10th regi-
ment.
Stewart l. John-Co. 2, 4eth regi-
ment.
BAILEY. ] F.-Co. A, 4oth regiment.
Stegali. Jesse-Co. A, 54th regiment.
Goodson. s. N.-Co. A, 10th regi-
ment, CManly's Battery).
Barnes, A. S.-Co. A, 18th regiment.
Clark, James M.-Co.s d, seth regi-
ment.
Ellis. S. P.-Co. L, 47th regiment.
Zones, Daniel-Co. f, 2nd regiment.
Finch. l.. P.-Nash county.
Hockaday. W. W.-Granviile coun-
Olmstead, A. E.-Wake county.
Huffman, A. H.-OnslOW county.
Coiorcd.
Dvis, Anthony-Franklin county.
Aston, Cad-EVarren county.
Chambers. Bcn-Anson county.
Stanford, W. M.-Lenoir county.
Williams. Dock-Wake county.
Partial List of Pages.
r. O. Turkinton, Beaufort; Wilker-
son Rainy, Wilson,: Donald Reel. Pam
leo; Broughton Vance, Wake: Paul
Riddle, Wake; Horace Mann. Rock
ingham; Monroe Allen, Moore; Fuller
Wishort, Mecklenburg; Moses Har-
shaw, Caldwell; ". c. Council. ca
taWba: D.. c. Hyatt, Haywood.
Committees Named.
The following We're announced by
the Speaker. as members of the com
mittees SO far selected:
judiciary. No. 1.-Hayes. chairman;
Doughton, henderson. Conner. Rod
Well. Poole. Gavin, AIbriton, weaver,
j. W.. u Ndk I0f1Jt, Haf-I
shaw, TaTIor, Haynes, McCrary, Tur-
ner.
Judiciary. No. 2.-Stubbs, chairman:
k1tchIn, koonce. Wooten, Murphy,
Bowie, Magette, Greene, burlington,
Iilnsdaie, Lennon, Barnes of Hert-
ford, Perry Of Vance, Grant, Hay
more, CoWen, Crumpler, Williams of
Caharrus, Hill.
Propositions and Gricyances.-'
Gavin, chairman; Wilson, RedweII.
toWie' MeNeeleg. Martin, Cook, Ken
drlck, Hofler, Mclaughlin. Buck,
iiogeman. Harshaw, Taylor. Everett.
i.l@roseed Bills.-Julian, chairman;
HOOKER Mitchell, Sigman, Cox Of An
son Perry OF Vance, Hofler, Grant,
sNericulture-Currie Pitt. Mitchell.
Crier. Cox Of Arson. Castor, Everett,
> w MIatt, j. E. Parker, WarIick,
tpttohs Hogeman, Smith Of Harnett,
Iomhh' roy, Redding, Bryan, Latham,
ButI"f, Davis, Rhodes. Linney.
Couli'leN' Cities aud Towns-Lee
CnaIFIaah5 DoWd, Mcdonald of Moore,
Ala4elle' init, Albriton, Cox of An
son, ooten, Mcleod, Kelly, Hins-
dale. Morton, kendrick, Shepherd,
Couh"t' Cordeli, Rhodes, kennedy.
At iz:'V the House adjourned to
meet SATURDAY At Il O'Clock.
Ni1NAlE-FOURTH DAY.
The Senate bill increasing the Gov
eIh'I SdIafy to $4,000 per annum
was 20 IN the House yesterday
mar'1S and referred to the com
mite. O. Salaries and Fees. no rep
rese u making the expected mo-
sgR.ace the bill upon the calen-
DIR insrle necessary for the
HoessS9R E9g,d q Session Monday night
to rAsive tie report OF INC o0fnT7fffH-
tee, @ichAlet yesterday afternoon
and aNer lengthy deliberation ad-
journeA to beet again Monday at
%ternoon al O'Clock.
The bill Ireasing the salary of the
Commission of Labor and Printing
to $2,500. tich also passed the Sen
ate, was r Fred in the House to the
ommitte h Labor and Printing.
which HnasnOt Vet exist.