The Gastonia Ga:
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Vol. XVI. {aMMiSIrnJwiiM.} GiistoDlA, N, F©bruwy 21, 1895/; i
SOME HOME ANNOYANCES.
BAB G BEEVES OVE1 THE FACT THAT
BEKVAVTS ABE OTTGRATEFUL.
Irwlilto OMm *fiVUwar«, Fwldll—
FmsU/ BmnBi if—>4 UshHA*
b— tor li»l—Hi— TI— to—•
■■—■?»» !• BlMkMiil Ttoir to
B«. Lomlft topohiia.
It** pretty hard to kite one'* faith In
humanity. Think of th* uatuspplnem
of the woman who, giving her love to
a mao. And* out that eb* tl merely a
play toy lu hla life. Think of the man
wlin gleet to a woman hla friendship
and Die coufidanoe, only to dlsooeer
that Ilia friendship la lauglied at and
Ills secret* »rn banded over to the gos
sips. Think of the woman who, in th*
unbai-pleet hour of bet life, throwing
herself !■ Uie arms of another woman,
tells of her trouble and bar woe, only
to hear afterward* that the hour of her
unhappiness la dramalically described
forth* benefit of a ladle*' luncheon
party. Think of Urn mlstrae* who
make* a comfortable bom* and give* a
proper rasp rat to a servant, only to dis
cover that, materially, bar belonging*
ara stolen, and, mentally, ah* la badly
treated, Inasmuch aa tbs family talk
at the table la told to the maids of Mrs.
Tom, Mr*. Dick and Mr*. Harry, and
hy them repeated lu their mlsUaaaas.
ABOUT UJSOBATBFUt. MBMTICI.
There U • decided tendency to ooa
dolicg erltli the average servant, It I*
quite lime that thli “cipher to society11
aa ■lllbetti Stuart Phelps called her,
and proved her not to b<, slioold be
truthfully talked about. Of oourae,
there are bod wlstruesi; but I think
tha bad servente oatnutuber then. A
peeaant girl, weariag her Brat pair of
sUoea, iguoiaat of any food better thee
bread aud tea. Is taken Into a reputa
ble household, given a oomfortable bed
la whteh to sleep, a something sue
Barer knew before, aa at home there
were dva or six others to aterp with hnr
provided with proper beloagiuge that
ebe may k>ep eUeu, Is taegbl the du
Use of a aaltrees, and la given good
wages and consideration. At Use eod
of a year the shy, retiring peasant girl
has, alas times out of lea, developed
luto a load-mouthed, loudly dressed
aod sty American all tamo, hoe listens
atteatively to all that is said at the
table and arnoug tba family, She gels
to kaow the friends of the house, and
aba la very keen at gaining a lip.
One day an objection It m*du to her
staying out until 9o'clock iu the morn
ing, aad coming In scented with bed
wbltfcy, and roueiug Hie household with
doehUal melody. After permitting
herself to any all tbe tmiMduol things
possible, the departs, aod proves that
aba Is not a oipber in society, but a
power, and a strong one, by writing
anonymous letters to ladies wltose
names aha has heard mentioned by her
former mtetreae, and who have brea
d lee oared In bar presence by members
of the family. A deal of trouble is
made, a number of so men are doubt
ful of their friends, aud yet what was
aald was not meeet to be malic loot,
aod was supposed to have died the
minute after It was bora. This It-the
gratitude shown by tbe average maid,
and It but ooa of the many each that
have oome to my knowledge.
lrruixnie kvh. fob oood.
A girt wbi bad leaded here without
eyra an extra truck eras taken by a
young lady and trained aa a first-class
maid. Her masculine admirers were
many, aod In time (raw to be objec
tionable. Site apoke to her about it,
offered to give her any help she could,
SDd her kindness was met by a flat
denial aod a flood of tlthy words.
Tha afternoon aw tha naald depart,
but the next day a letter, badly writ
ten aad spelled worse, reached the
fiancee of her late mistress, and he was
Informed of horrible Utlngi that never
happened of visits from men that never
ooourtud, sad as tbe ruelplent oT this
lying latter happened to be a jealous
man. It was many days before the
woman ha loved and the woman who
loved him oould feel absolutely happy.
Aod Urid unhappiness wee caused by
aa Ignorant eras lure, who returned
gratitude with mallaa, aad with tha
wicked tools of tha Igoaruut.
u seems a dreadful thing to* woman
te ha governed in this war, and yet
there are few bouses in whloh there
doaa not exist a dread of what might
be dona by a discharged aod angry
servant. Not loag ago, lunching with
a well-known woman, something wag
•aid by ooa of tha guaata at tbs fear
aba bad of appearing In a certain no
tariowa paper. Her baataas sent the
hotter from tha room, and then said to
ban **Mr dear, onrar any anything
Ilka that before a foreign aarraat; my
servants may be Intimate with your*,
aod If ooa of yoare happens to get an
fry and whites to rat bar spite against
you, there la a weapon that you your
self bare pat lolo bar hands.”
mow a woman's l.i rw was a cur an
Hare l* another. Pome rears ago a
wry well known woman, llvlag In one
of ear large el tha, was rued by her
husband for dlvorre. This woman
waaaa itiuonaot woman, hot a fool.
If *e bad bast) a knave aha would
hare some oat of everything msoortn
faily. Nobody clung to bar Ilka bar
maid, hot tha very day bsfara tha trial
aba disappeared, and the next day sraa
tha ahtaf wltaaas agalaat bar. Her
fooMah asMresa bad given bar sood
daaaa to bar, sad j* that were ab
eolutely lenoeaat In tbemselysa. toM
fay tha aarraat worn black as Brebre.
Tha reanlt waa that, for the aaka of a
hand rad daltare. roe woman had
raised another waman's Ufa, brought
shame tohar children, sod aa and in
all happ<n res to ooa who waa only 94
tsars dd, aod simply foolish
MOW SWMVAXTS IIANDUi PIMM WOODS.
The aalatlon to the gnaation woaU
aeeas te ba that, while phyataally wi
should make those In ear serrlaa core
forts hie, wa ahaoWI regard there with
anaptok'n and always ballare tha wont
of them. Bat how can you do this?
Aod bow can I do this? You and 1C
wbo Lava had our olusrta and our
dressing-cases robbed, ouraslvse gos
•lped about, and our faith knocked In
to what they would call "smithereens."
It seem* a dreadful thing, but tha
woman among my acquaintances who
has tba best servants aod gsu tbs best
service trents Uieas so-called ciphers as
If they wars Indeed naught. Tnsy are
givan nothing beyond their wngsa;
they are always spoken to In a posi
tive, and never In a pleasant manner,
and If even a tumbler It broken Its (all
rains Is drd acted from their wages.
Tha treatment glreu to beautiful be
longings by servants la something moo
ttroae. An entire dishcloth is shoved
Into a tiny liquor glass, and lime
Bridget telle you “It Jnst parted In me
liende, ma’am.” Tim fan oat In the
kitchen slicks, and a sliver spoon It
seed t« turn It with, and lbs pride uf
the kitchen says It must have bean
Scratched on the Utblel Pins nspery
wipes the stove, and embroidered tea
cloths are handed over to visitors as
oomlag nut of the ragbag. A One
handkerchief Is missing, and. If It
should be discovered again, there is
wide-mouthed wonder, and It is in
sisted upon that “it Is the one, alas,
that the mistress give ms at Christ
n»aa.”
ONE MAN'S WAT.
That wm a wise man who told hi*
hitler that ho was at portact liberty to
help blmarlf to either brandy or wbleky
whenever be wlebad, but that be would
be discharged tbs very minute It was
discovered that he had (applied tlie
leok with water. H iw to it ell to end?
Amerioan girl* live wretched lives,
work for starvation wages In faotortoe,
•bop* end at tradae; but will not go
out as domestic servant*, sad yet they
would be (wire comfortable, they would
make mora money, and. being mora at
eaaa, would, it seetna to me, be mora
•elf respectful. The relations between
mistreat aud maid would. If tba maid
war* a decent, reapeoulile American
girl, partake nlmoat uf a maternal
alia meter; but tba American girl to
nbetlaate, and an Into tire boeocn of tbe
family cornea that dangerous alamsot
gat hared from the lowest stratum of
society—the Immoral Swsds, tba aulky
German, tba d lab on eat and lying Irish
girl and tbe lmpertlneot and positive
hootch woman. In t hair own oooutrtea
these girls would not ba received In
respectable families. Tbs servants are
clioaau from a belter grade; hot we,
we take to our arms, to our cosddewee.
we give the lionor of lbs household,
many times, to Dm vilest end low eat of
women. We give them oomforte lliey
have never known, sod In lime they
scorn them. We give Uism care they
have never had, and In lime It la
Unglied at. We show them unosidera
tlou such aa they have never dreamed
of and they wonder wbal We do It for.
They are ummd enough to say as I
heard one maid, “Wlist to sbo always
so polite to ma for? Doe* atM szpsct
me to do xtra work?”
BOB HAS BBS P HOOFS.
Personally, having been tbe vlotim
of tbelr gratitude, I speak from tbe
heart, and I have aa proof of a broken 1
faith, empty bottles, broken dishes,
vtolen linen, bait*red silver, anonv
mons letters and iapadeoce, the lest
being worse ihsa all the rest pnt to
gether. And there waa offered to tbe
womau seeking a home a comfortable
room to herself, plenty of dean linen,
;t pleasant place in which to vat, a fro
tie mistress (uot myself, I may men
tion,) earn when lllneae called for It. a
•hare in all pleasures ut holiday times,
generous payment, and a never-ceasing
consideration, and Uie return has al
ways lw«n tba asm*. Xacti new arri
val represents a hope, and In alx
oaootba’ time tbe hope it not only
blighted, bat battered, torn, and hav
ing sea reel y strength enough to spring
up again. This to a Vary feminine
talk—It to batwvaa my women friends
end me. I feel that Uay have all baan
sufferers, and It may Interest them to
know that on the Hat, among there and
of tlram, m— Bab.
A realty Vim
la tba raault of a healthy physical con
dition. "Beauty i* but akin deep"
yet It greatly depends on a dear com
plexion, free from wrinkle* and bo'.low
cbeeki
Health alway* bring* wealth uf beau
ty. A healthy irate uf the ayatem
coat## with Doctor Plaice’* Pavurlt*
Prescription. lt>* a medicine prepared
for woman** ailment*—It curve thoaa
darmnfamaoU and waaknaaaea which
make woman's life miserable.
A woman who naglaot* to taka pro
per axerntae la particularly prone to
congeetIon, debility and a
tlugflah dreaUlton. Thl* la the llu
we adetaa tba "PieacrlpUon. *' In all
daranoamanta and dlaplaoeiDeot* of the
apodal organa whloh result Id “aigaa
of Inflammation," la catarrlml din
cbaraaa from tba lining membrane*,
and In dlatreaalng Irregularities —this
madlcln* la gaanmted to aura, or tba
money will be returned.
WkMHTlkwWVww.
Tba Warren ton Oomttr contain* the
following »ery aenrlbla words: ‘ When
rarmeraqult abasing tbemaelye* and
apologising h> their tons for tbelr eall>
!?li Ute>'tb»* fbrmlug la a
high eclanoa and a profeaeiou that
ealla for tba deepest thought, aod
active brain and great Information,
w# will aa* par wait* plans* one* more
blossom, our children will wo longer
be to aaxloMtndaaart the "roof tram,M
or to floek to atorea to sail salt barring
at two for a oenl. It requires good
seas* aad a good deal of It to be a far
mer, but not mooli brain fora* Is exer
ted in selling a pint of vinegar or a
yard of moth eaten oalloo."
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nwtraaUna aidney sed IfcaVr
IIVTV* to Uf beenhy the K1 w it
Aaaaicaa Kravsr Cima." Tkm
M astartn an ff iminior he *a_
■Stole nitofinc yeto to the MerWev,
, bask led every art *T the urinary
—* e fieui, t» raSeria rMea
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THE PUR BEGINS TO PLY.
THE OATS AOEOBfl THE CLOTHE*
LIVE HATE A CLAWTHQ SPELL.
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TUESDAY, FED. 1*.
■ax Arc.
Tbe standing committee* reported,
aflar which the following Wile and
reaolaUona ware Introduced. read the
Bret Lime aod referred:
Mr. MeOuaky, doflnlng trulls and
combination*, and making tUa same
criminal til lim State. Mr. Haariok,
to aid the Deaf and Dumb Institution,
at Raleigh. Mr. Mewboroe, to incor
porate tbe Farmers’ Life Asaonia'.lon,
of North Carolina.
Senator Lindsay arose to a question
of personal privilege aod read from a
paper a protest against Urn editors of
the Clmrtotta Obmrmr, Wilmington
Me*reaper sod Wlnstoa Brn&ntl for
oertahi editorials and paragraphs that
appeared In these pepers reflecting oo
hies aod his actloo In the Senate.
Tbs Introduction of bills wars tbeo
resumed: Mr. Moody, of Harwood, to
amend section Bid of Tbs Code to In
oreaae tbe camber of director* of tbe
Western Hospital.
Tbe calendar was then taken np, and
the following bill* and resolutions war*
taken up and disposed of as follows:
Rssolatloo authorising tbs Stats
Treasurer tops* expanse*of ooromlUee
to Morgan ton Asylum, pssssd second
and third reading; to Incorporate
booth Blltmore, Id Buncombe county,
Passed third reading; to kid tbe public
schools of Mitchell eoooty by local
aieemmeote, passed third reading.
ariClAL OKDEK.
To amend chap. 144, lava of 1808, In
regard to the North OsroUaa monu
ment to Um Con Vedanta dead; to
authorise tba loan of 110.000 or lbs
apeotal tax food to oomplata It. Mr.
Mswoorne moved U poetpona till tbe
public school law had W^o 4 la posed of.
Tba ooaelderatioe of tba au uostpooed
Ull February Mod.
Tbe calendar waa thae resumed: To
amend chap. 48, lava of 1891, In regard
t«> tbe Jurisdiction of magistrates at
the Henrietta MUM, Bathcrfurd
county, paaaad aeeond and third read
logs. To attthorlXH Uin elty of Cbar
killeand couuty of Mecklenburg to
purchase tbe fair grounds; passed
second reading.
untrtx.
At It o’clock Speaker Walsar called
tba House to order. Tbe altaodjiuea
waa quite light. An unfavorable re
port waa. made on the bill to reduce
the appropriation to Um Stats Guard
and a favorable rrport ou tba 6 par
Oent In tercel Mil.
Mr. Fence offered a resolution di
recting a committee to Investigate tbe
Acer loan Tobacco Trust, tliu com-1
ml lire to be the apaclal joint commit
tee ou election laws sad oounty gov
ernment.
BUM were introduced ns follows: By
Mr. Barobsm, to amend sects. 9554
aud 8686 uf Tbe Coda so aa to give
■cltools dlatrleta power to apply for
special tax levies for school*; Mr. Lusk
presented MU 709, an set to revise
consolidate aud amend tbe election
law. Five hundred copies were
ordered printed and tba MU waa re
ferred to Um commute* on elections.
BUM were also Introduced by Mr.
McClaauy, Id allow board of alderman
to "tempt regular fireman from poll
tax; to atneud sec. 5, chap, 914, nets
1887, to make widows given bond. By
Mr. Linebaek. to prohibit hunting and
flailing in Forsyth without consent of
owners.
By Mr, Bernhardt, to provide for tbe
mreUog of tba Legislature svery four
year*. By Mr. Young, to amend sso
llon 9396 of Tha Coda regarding Uw
Mind; abolishes Uw board of trustees
end creates a beard of dlraotom, ao aa
to pot oat tba Democrats sad pat In
HepubHoAos. By Mr. Bryan, to
amend Tlia Coda so aa to provide for
tbe eleotloo of • Stats llbrsrtss.
BUM paaaad altowloc Mitchell
county to levy a special rood tax.
Mr. UeCMmmy made s report In tba
oooUeted ataotloa oases of Moment
•od Smith against Pay cm and Carlyle,
that Meaars. Varment nod Smith am
entitled to the tenia. A statement hy
Messrs Nor mart tod Smith waa read
which was made to tha committee ft,
which they mads no dsfsoaa. The re
port area adopted on motion jf Mr.
Lnak. Messrs. Noreent and Smith
were called to coma forward sad ha
sworn. Mr. Smith was than sworn.
Mr. Varasant waa not present.
Tba btll to amend tha oharter of
Rliaafaatb City eaara up on third read
Mf- Mr. Smith, of Oaiea, saM that
ba had laltare rrom business maw pro
tMtlec agaloM the change. Mr. p.*>t,
of Pasqootank, aald: "Ws want tbe
Mil paaaad aa It la. Our business men
want It.” Tba MU paaaad -eyre Qt)
naes 94.
By ooeaant Mr. Ltnsbaok sent In a
resolution to rales a Joint committee
of Ova to make nominations to an
vaeanolea on tha boards of trustees of
the white Agricultural and Mechani
cal UoOaae. It waa ao amended aa to
Include the OOtorsd Agricultural and
Meohanteal College, and waa adootad
Tha Senate bill allowleg the people
of a township, ate.. In a stock-law
boundary, to vote *batlwr they will po
out of sash territory, cams op. TbM
was tha bill which caused ao much
dsbeta a day or two ago. Tha bill
orlxiaally applied to four aiountaln
counties, but aa amendment area of
fered Ineladlng all tlia oouotMa In the
•tale Thao tha Mil waa tabled. Yen
tordM It wee taken from tha tabta
Mr. Bay apoka lu support of tba Mil.
The areeodment applying It to all la
tba State waa withdrawn. Mr. Key
oCOTtan amendment providing that
open petition #f onn-Ofth uf the voters
| to Mm territory, the ouunty eoualt
•lnoori shall order the eleKlon. Mr.
Oox offered an amendment that only
laud-owoees ahull vote. He wna told
thle wee uaooiieutotloaal. U wee
lost, unt a vote bring east tor It. Mr.
Uay’s amendoeot was adopted. Mr.
CaapbeU sent In aa amendment lo
elodfag Cherokee. Other members
sent In amendments, hot there were
eella to vote down ail these, aod thee*
who offered them were told that a
general bill would cease no end of
trouble. An amendment Including
Cumberland was sent in and tbe mem
bm from that oounty said two years
•go a bill giving that county the stock
“W wm rushed throcxti when the peo
ple did uot waot It. Thle amendment
wm lost. The bill pMMd, applying to
onlv five oonnttea l« tbe extreme west.
Tbe bill to reduce the for for regie*
tratlon of crop lieu to SO cents was,
on motion of Mr. Young, of Irak*,
tabled. Mr. Young said It woold erlp
r>*e any regtelar of deed* is the 81* t*.
Tbe 8 per cent Interest bUt came up
with a report from the Sue nee commit
tee- Mr. Ewart said that the bill eras
ordered rvferrud to the jndtelary com
mittee, end Cl tat tiler* WM DO report
from toe latter committee. Ho said
he waated that onmmtltea topaea upon
a oertali Motion of the bin. Mr.
Ullomto daoiad Uile. He waated the
bOl aetad on now. He said It had
beso referred to the tnanoe oommtttM.
Mr. Young eaid the MU ought to go
before tbe Judiciary sowmIU**; that
thoruwar* dangerous propoelttooe In
U. The record showed that the MJl
wm first reported by the finano* oom
mittoe without periodica. Then it
wm re-oommltted to_ .
Bagwell atteoked Ewart by t
be could read between the Item,_l
Ewart had had the MU referred only
by Its title; that ir the Houm had
knuwa whet wm duM tt would not
have been doocu HUeaan Mid now
wm the time to consider the hill, aod
naked Ewait to withdraw hie objec
tion* to Immediate eonetdarattoo.
Mr. Ewart said he wanted all these
thing* done regularly and tbe bill had
been taken from the tnanoe oommlltee
aod referred to the jndtelary commit
tee He said It needed Judicial own*
•traction. Mr. Luk Mid that to the
finance committee he bed said the Mil
oeeht to be referred to the Houm so
*00 oopies could be printed. The MU
wee then referred to the Soane* oom.
mttte*. It wm than taken from that
committee and referred to the Judiciary
committee.
A motion waa tnad« that It lb*
record show* that the Mil waa referred
to the Judiciary committee, it be taken
from that committee aad laid be for*
tbe House. It waa aald that the 6 par
oent bill bad never been disturbed.
Tbe Speaker aald the bill was now
being distributed. Tbs vote waa taken
on this motion. It VP lost—40 to 4a
The Speaker said ha- ——tu a.«t*.
nothing u to this q oast I on. but would
leave It to the I loose. Mr. Ewart Paid
that the Hooae bad voted that tbe Mlt
should not be taken from tbe judiciary
committee. Mr. Hlleunn declared
that the bill bad never been before tbe
Judiciary committee. He went on to
say that It waa Idle to attempt to de
lay this bill; that tbs people had siooe
1891 demanded the passage of euoh a
MIL Us asserted that the purpose Of
Mr. Bwart and others waa to delay tbe
bill. Mr. Bay mads » motion then to
refer tbe bill to ihs Judiciary commit
tee, and Mr. Bagwell mads on* to re
refer It to the fliianos committee. Mr.
Turner spoke Id f»»or of action at
usoe, as “desired ty the masers aa
against the classes. Us said there
had been great opprrwion by Hhylocki
under the present law.
It wee argued by Mr. McCiataaay
and Mr. Bay that general debate was
not is order at ihs present status of tbs
MIL Speaker Welter ruled otherwise.
Mr. Yuung said that the bill bad been
discussed by tbs doanoe committee
only one and a half! boors, end that
was yesterday. Mr. Young than said
a 9 per oent Interest bill was not lo
tbs Interest of tbs people bat would
drive money ont of the diets.
nr. rues raw in uw
rural dlllrtetd in t*l* HUU wanted
Uiia btli iuMtrl He declared lu paa
Hfi would advancethe manufacturing
Interests and build *J> tb* Ktnta. lie
raid tb* Mil bed bera pi|*oo-boled and
now was tb* lira* t* rraurrect It. Mr.
Hileman called tb* previous question
on Mr. R*y*e motion to refer. Mr.
Flank made e motion to table Mr.
Key's motion to refer, but there waa a
Mg laugh when be waa toll that thla
would table th* MIL He then with
drew it The motion to refer to Urn
lodMary committee prevailed 44 to aft.
At this there wra
Th* bill to problnl th* taking of
frra passes by oMelah Waa tabled.
A resolution was Introduced by Mr.
Stephens retting ■ eommitu* of three
Mention sod three member* of tb*
Hones to visit the narrows of the Yad
kin and era wbetbra convicts qaonet
be employed there proBUMy. Mr.
Stephens raid that Stale bad an
option oe a large ere* of land tiara,
tnelodlng this water power. He laid
that If the property were Improved a
great deal oould be made of It tt waa
out a privet* enterprise at all. It waa
a wetter or meat **d bread t* the ooa
Tleutob* employed eta pmBt. He
said lands were now rented at an enor
mous cum, as was tboognt, whU* tbvir
work lu developing khw water power
Bight amouat to * fT**4 d«*l. Th*
resolution wee favorably reported by
the Bnaaoe eommlttea.
Mr. Bagwell tttsebed the reaalalloa,
saying that he wealed the eonVlets
employed on tb* pamte rued*. Mr.
( amphell said be waated th* eoovlete
•ui ployed on railway* and (mibile roads
eud did hot want th* oooviel* em
ployed on farm*. Hr. Campbell was
asked If he wax a former and brought
dowa the house by replying that he had
Son* everything a" iweaeh and that
to make a living. Hr- Ulleman mid
there wet do Jobbery In tfaia bueinrae.
T1>* water pewer wa* rate of the great
eat In all th* State. Hr. Bara raid the
narrow* afforded s wonderful water
power; that tb* rl** through a
gorge only BO feet wide for * dleUne*
of n mil*. Mr. Lath aald that as a
■attar of peinelpM he » rented the res
o^f®0- The rerulutlon »u dufeuted.
BUk named to provide fur the coji
krertlon of public made Id Rooeomba.
booonvtcu ahall la whipped, mom
Mvo Iboaa convicted i»f a teloiv to
ymreirtpe* and all whipping tola
dwoe In the premote of tbtue outaldara.
There waa dvbata on a bill to inquire
eouaty oommiaoluBon to aooept booda
ot mourity eompanke. Mr. Smith, of
®***e, attacked tba bill. Ml. Ewart
fevorad It aa did Mr. Alnaakr, of
l^rwu. The latter eafd that the Mil
wowld unable people to give booda
eekly, aad that the word had gone out
that county ooiomtaaionare would wot
aeorpt booda from paraoaa not of their
«wn political faith. Mr. Smith, at
Galea, (aid bk only idea In etilajroo~
king tbc bill waa that aoma of time
ll?1?—?°.uf compaolra might Ml. Me
obfoetad to tba coerelre part of the law.
but wanted the oommlmiuiiere to here
dlaevetlon. Mr. Ewart laid the beat
cuarantm booda bad bean taedrrod
dtolincd by oommkatoiMfu aad cited
lMtaapaa. Mr. Kay (aM that tba act
of US* provided for a drpoalt of only
110,000 with the State Traaaum and
he did not think any more Lhaa tbk
Mm waa liable lu cam of a defalcation.
Mr. Bay took tha ground that Urn fell
prpeuard a had law, and waa not la tba
tnUmat of tba arnteotlou of tha prapk.
Mr. Ewart Mid that tlm grant rorpo
ratlana praiarrad tbam booda. Mr.
Bay coo Ian dad that tha armaat law
wae ampk aad that tha MU would tin
tha haode of eommkaioaa. Mr. Ewart
eaQed tha prartoM quratioa. Mr.
*mKb, of Gotea, demanded the pre
;h,.u» upon the pamagc of the
Mil. It paemd, ayea 48, nom 81.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. U.
■BATS.
Resolved that Um State Times rer
pay Um npMia «C the naatUa that
wan tto Morgan toe to Investigate tea
The SX, bill* mad raeoloUnet'
war* Introduced and referred: By Mr.
ManbaU, to attach Yadkin aooaty te
the eighth aongrewloael district! Mr.
Brttany, by request, to allow Mary
BntaUy totuetba North Carolina lo
■aaa Asylum; Mr. Paddlaoa to expunge
Iron tba law* of UOt tea mulaUtm of
oongratn lotion to Grover CWraUad;
Mr. Hucaar, to provide for aa Inasr
aaoa Uw for tbs State of Morth Cato
•ios.
Tha calendar was than taka* op aad
Um following bills aad reaotntloai die
JX;M(1 Of.
The resolution to pay tha expenses of
tb« oocaanlLrue to Castle Hayoo firm
naaad aeeood and third read Inga
DoaolaUon to pay Edwards 4k Broach
ton 90S for binding Uw* 1M9-XOO
copi*. u fall teeep. Mr. T indsey
apposed IU passage. (The Uwt are
uaoally bound la half sheep, three copies
were bound In full for distribution to
the metre! Stela* and Territories.)
wf ZXmj wwenl, anld hv
thoogtit be could aattla the matter by a
resolution which ha proceeded to read
at follow*: Rsenleed, Tuat for the
remainder of tha session. the mao here
of the Senate draw no taora pay—teat
they pay tlialr own board aud do tbalr
own wssbing. | Tategbtar and ap
plause].
The resolution passed lta Mteral
reading*.
Tha ' posse rm bill: To amend chapter
MS, lews of INI, to prevent bontlnc
of ’poaeama from February till Oetobar
In tha ooaaty of AUmsnee. Amroded
by adding Orange, Ckawsll and Dur
ham. Mr. Carver moved to amend by
editing Haywood oounty. Mr. Moody,
of Haywood, said ha did not care to
have 111* oounty pot In. bat tbs amend
ment wee adopted. Mr. Franck thooght
the bill ought to rend “from February
let till 'aimmows am ripe.” {laugh
ter. 1 Soma Senator seat ap aa amend
ment ‘‘that this bill shad sot apply to
tboae who need moat.” The bill pined
second reading. Haywood oounty
stricken out and bill passed third read
ing To repeal chap. 979, law* of 18BS,
withdrawing the appropriation from
Oxford Orpin a Asylum, t shied.
Tha reoolutinn Instructing our Sena
tor* and lUtwesentaUvee In Goa erase
to nee every eSort to Movent the waw
naos of bonds to be redeemed In gold,
paeaed lta eeoood aad third reading*.
BOOTS.
A report “without preJudUc” WM
mad* on Uio bill to abullah the ndjou of
keeper ef the eapttol end create the
oAae af wparlnUodaut of pablle build
lop mad (tee ads.
Kesulutiooa ware iutrodoead aa fol
lows: By Mr. Crommsll, to raduoe Um
salaries of oil ofKoersaad asaployra who
get ISO per month at (seat SO par cent.,
baceeaa a dollar will porebeaa Mi par
sent, more than It would a few per*
ago.
BlUs ears Inlrndoeed as follows: By
Mr. JCMia, to pruyide for the ataottoo uf
e Commissioner at Agriculture Iw the
LrtUdlp; by Mr. Huffman, to allow
lira people of M»n*ut»n to alert their
own Mayor; by Mr. Bwnhxm, for one
pole<>ry el'andanea at the puldre aeboots
by Mr. Burnham, to gtys the people «f
Buaoombe oooaty a Tula oe whether
liquor should be sold to AabsyUln ur
not. (PctIUoa with 7,000 Samoa as
ooaapenytag): by Mr. Harris. tu amend
the obertsr nf U istonta; by Mr. Heo
dsrsne, t» attooh Yadkin oooaty to the
eighth led total district.
Mr. Handaraon Introduced a Mil or
dering the Judiciary oonmlltoe to re
port tha 6 per esoL ieterset Mil to
morrow aed make It the special or* r.
Mr. Lleebeck mowed to wnislder
the yets by whioh bis rrsolalioo rais
ing o swmml Use to select treaters •*
the Agrlenltural and Msehaataal Out
laws wea adopted yesterday. This wm
adopted. Mr. Lteebeek said he bed
dleeowerad that the aasmbasg <>f thr
Board of Agriculture were tr-oAoa
trustees. and wasted to eorixst his
reantntlrm.
Tbs Mil to require Bounty snmmle
Monert to toko bonds la ewsarlty oom
poo lee earns up ee third reading. Mr.
Roy offered on amend mewl, (I nag Um
comm lea lee ere power W dwell as any
bonds If they found Um sneer tty eom
pay was oouepuaad ef eoe-resides ts or
was not aolweet. Hassid snder the
pro posed low nay mmapway wbteb de
posited 110,000 lo the Outs Treasury
oouMdo busieaet. Mr. Kwart arid
tbs pumas of this *m U MMt tbs
UU. sod bo mat an to My teat In tha
asMraland aaatarn coimtla* It bras
hard to gtv* bands and that this UU
would remtdy this trouUa. Ha aald
that la Cnavan aauoty tha oomila
atainra bad drattoad to taka Catted
Matas bonds or J united toad*. Mr,
Fraosii uAarud aaafoaodaaat prorid
tsfSTtsSKssrs is t
Um Dulled states and that U ha* eum
fUad with Worth Carolina* laaomse
(am. Mr. Swart aald that b« «mM
aooapt tbia, bat thought It waa *o
neesMary: Mr. Bay aakad that If an
oteoMl data a] tad waa a ao«pany liable
for erar tbs 810,000 deposited la tha
Treasury? Baliianabt that eonuttea
noald by tha teangabapat toaxaeoea.
Ha doubted tbs aoaatttnUauautyof
tha blU and aald Mr. Fiaaeb’a Mil did
out InproTs It a prutlcla. Mr. Saillh,
af Oates, aald tnara naa na uoitttoe In
tbs Batter. Mr. Ewart aakad If ha
bad not rand danuaefatlona af Damn
crate who go no Um bands of BaymWi
oana In several narrow nd lag oonaUaa. i
Ha sited aaopiakM of Chief /uatioa
BuBo wMeb eltnwad that the proposed
ehaufa waa sot ooaatltatlanaf Ha
■Jdaahjt byjyukhlg of what Ua
oosaty govarwBaat kg enacting tha
&o7roMaradtba^MadSr^S> twakrapt
^■%,3fSf-swrs;
yva sad boss ware daawadad by Mr.
Bayot. hia saundBant. The vote was
ayw 48, noeo H. Mr.rnaBUnnl
Bantama adopted. On thn Baal pas*
aagaof UmuFum rate naa ayaa M,
non 41.
Tte Mil to put to tte eredii of ite
■otool ted tte 180,000 mw I. tte
State Trreoory, tte teteuw of tte 41
rmt tax, mm i». It ptwvttea ter W
daxa' nolle*, Ui* away tote tanater
red Jelj tat next. Mr. Say ottered an
amendment ttet tte money te ognaMy
divided i«M| ell tte eoanUea in tte
Of-Safa amaadaHu?*^?0^**.'
Tte MU paaaad snooted reading aad a
mattoa waa made la pat >t or. tte third
that Mia tas'a^Sute ’tenaw* waw
far tte State and oeuid not te red
twiae on tte mm day. Hie point waa
•mamlned, Tha Hpaeaar ordered a mil
oaU ao tha eeeoad reading or tlm MU.
Mr. nileaaaa aaada n motion that
tha committee on Judlainry te i art rue
tad io report at 1L a. m. te-aoorrow,
tte Spar cent. Interest MU. He de
manded the yea* and oeye ao hie aae
tton. The vote waa noa 88, naya «T.
Mr. Bakar aUd that U aa attempt were
made to raah thla bill through, aovrrai
members who flavor it would vote
again* it. Mr. Luak voted no. Mr.
IteCaU aaid a etreag vflort vaa made
to Uu» mrereltlreTtatardar la
niaSthe Ktl tfiroiijn wmiascjpviug
tte lawyere ao tte aommittoa a tear
ing.
Mr. BoMaaoo aaid ttet tte bill was
evidently la te railroaded teroogb
without giviorr amMMv dtoana
atom Mr. White, Atodaa, aeU
mo* of tte memtere ware toetruoted
to vote for 6 par east. Interest. Mr.
Winters# aaid te ted lntmdoewt a 8
Coent. MU, bat wasted tte aommlU
la bare ample time. Mr. Start
aaid tte teem Judiciary oommlUes was
a mlauemni that tte majority of it
•as of toymen, not lawyers. Ha de
clared that the.. that the coaa
mtttoa waa smothering tte biU waa
grateitoua and fatoa. Ha vaa tod an
amendment excepting bia county from
tte pravMuaa of tte MU. Ha aaid tea
MU meant rain for bia people sad te
voted aye. Hnearea called on Yen**,
uf Wain, te vote, and aaid te waa Tn
tee Mark's nStoa- A mnttoa was made
to rxouaa hire from voting It was
lost. The door keeper vaa than seat
after Young and te waa brought in.
Ha aaid Iw opposed tte Mil and m
Bomed all tte rawpiaaibillty which thla
Inroirod. Ha waatad tte enmmtttae
Join him, and mid ttet tha MU waa tal
mtaal to tte beat latere* of hla people.
Unman triad to bare Yeung rated
out of order, bat tte Spanker panelt
trd Young lo tatok bia apiech.
Nr. Franco offeree • rwMunon nt
Ua* forth UMt Ura action of tiM Bum
to-d»» la taking tha • par MsL iutor
rat bill from tba fltmaoa oommlttee,
waa lu ito way a iwfleatiaa oa lira
committee, Mr. Bay aaM tha
Democrat* on tlra ootnmiltea bad dona
their doty, and ho oonaMered the ec
Uoa of tb* Hooao a direst dt|i at Ura
committee. Ua aaM be laraadtd to
•ere* no loo gar oa tba committor, bat
WoaM realga. Mr. Litrabrak aaM that
I a* a mam bar of tba mrarmtUeh, bo waa
yrevand to tar that no urambor uf that
: oomiatitec bad failed la do Mo duty.
Ua o*M that Urn oomiatitec Waa a
eraatara of Ura Uooaa. Mr. Boy aold
that Ura oommlttoa araa e*t a football;
that white bo ogoad Ura bid. ha
would aot (May U- Ha atalotaload
that what Ura Uouao bad draw waa aa
Insalt to the o-xamitteo. Mr. IlenOsr
»m aaM Ura laymaa oa tba Judiciary
ouaralUaa wara aot abte to aalrat
with Ura tewyrre. Mr. PraMra aaM b*
vm uni at (ni oUm known m
Uwyoto and that 'll ibrtr bard work
ai d aarvloaa wara uni sordid ibay
euaM ratlra Ha had atrtalaly giren
hla boot aerator*. Ha daolarad that
ywiwday aa afurt wmi mada to tomb
tba bill Uiroagb I bo oramlhra. Ha
hail moved to report Ura MU Friday
Ha aaM in fateiaao* to daisy* that be
bad Ura around day of tba nil ia uf.
fared a roralattoa aaAlag fbr tba fraa
wtoago of ailrar, ato.. aad II waa yot
irtgoua Noted. Ho aaM Ura ebarpaaf
delay by tbs eomartuo* waa Waa. ft
had wot had Ura Mil M boor* Mi.
I-aril aaM Ural bo bad hoped Ura mom
Iran of tba House woald bare bad rw
nnt fur lira fatllaga uf Ibo JmHokuy
committee. Ur raid wtlMa tan mla
«tea aflat Ura Mil araa planed in lira
bonds of tba enmmtttea Ura ouaslUm
WMoakod to rapun H tiara and there
without o etefte Mt «f cua* tea ratio*;
la foot tbora araa aa Mfort to ooB Ura
C etnas ooaoue*. Tbe demand on
mammilla* waa simple te make a
faearabte report hater* lk» MB had
art* bmm raorivod. Mr. Laak aaM ha
reseated thin Ha waat a* U aay for
Uoexaeod KtibblanoC tha oSSmL.
Han ami a UM
tha whip of tha
oallad upoa by tbaaa
to too ftwto> to do .
wblob bo dM not oaaaatn total
duty. BowattJfutthOotottalootot
hoow bit doty and ho koaw bio itoto.
oad wuuld do oao and hava touctotr!
ndardtetoof ttabtoui oUaoktof too
Ml Campbell alao rote bo a iniUtei
of p»reot»r5rl*Uaiaand malted taa
attestant the Cmwifae. Bo aHIa
tha CVirmaefaw Waatora. Ha hitoodot
to votajaatae bo alaaaad. Ha aaM
aol have tee party taeh pot ae Mu took
Ml Leak told bo SToit peopaatd
to reply to any prroowoI attache by too
wwMMUadboptopooodTMt torSStoo
afloat. He dawoaaead the atahraawt
Ib tha Ctoeartaa that too jadfctoy
nrsr sssv sts's
ebolrmao of that os
ad it far hlmaalf ao <
ail K» man ban. at aM
tha editor Im tha_
lack onniag from the Orwoaai
don, wao aa aojuat aa oeoMMd to
^ * wtiXtod'dSfiS *o^yT"”t
waaaa utterly uncalled tor and wflfoi
aitaok oa tha oommittaa. Bo ted a
peroneal rtpluaetlow ood apoteny noak
bo aoada to that oounmitteu. oad tha
dantud for it weald ha Mtototand.
Ua e>ld before the bill over laaohad
the ooaiulttea to dM eoarao of bMh
neat the editorial «■ mhUtaad took
tha coaentHaa hod nratoowd the MU.
llo appealed to too waaktw aa to
tbie. Ho arid a ■eotenoer. without
ihaMithurity froai tha eoalraaa, OM
uant poet Hare to too dot of too
llaoao aad hi taa nlriataa a teadfoa
wao aodovo make a fa eatable not
>4 tea MU aad tha maw who OMdttote
motion oiOnvd tha preneaa awatttto
•a aa Mooted all dloeaaolan. Tot tan
MM hadaotarea ban road. Thaaoto
ceHtap ontarwd the bfll to ha repeated
Friday. DM tola look Hkaotoether
inffttaMU; Mo. Tha ad Iter af too
Ctoaaoatea kaow af all tbaaa tola aad
yot with tbta kanwtotat he i tolled tha
oaomkhn with a crime, to thnvitay
il nfiriiin iHurt
Hr. Borahoai a Ion root to i ootOttM
of paiaoaal yvivltam. QQpnordtto ton
wk-> voted to refer too MM to too
nod the MIL A fta'iHot hod an.
pnorhid bin, and aahad tow ha Mood
on the bi|l. Ho OaM ha tod MOW
duahied how to wooM vote Ha tod
the Oawwin'i editorial war aatok
•hJ ta lh»o«to (to whole H i are. Ip.
nwpntivu of pititiaa aw*U to outomm
IVe
nr. MM, or mi. m m m
voted ta taka tha MU fra* tM M.
«Urv WOIIIM om l
bmmIoh to rwwhlw Um aotto* af tho
H««teln um water. Bo «M oof
otteTteKM vmU ho hafflte to tho
(MaalllM. fkoMlteteOM ItOoM
lg m Botiihtii, li |m4 HmmI.
hteriaff Um nMMiho to toy. Ootelho
toMaaoara hod boa »t teteh to UM
SZZA.'SrtXJSlg
othar tMo aT Uw O<teoo I* otet Um
oliMirtty oT Uolr ayalagy, BoMM
Mr. look ter hte«or£T
Mr UtMlMok aaldaaa teateharattho
lohtetery oateMNlOO U»t Ihote Od
U«a aw d>MM«HkM «* Mo part te tote?
Ihlom aay atw MM.
Mr. Utetearau* OllMmiNte
eoteteUtm ami UawIM UM Mitel
■hot a ad bo UM«|h» M MMOb ao<
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