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__ I>*TOt*«l to tli* Protection ot Homo end tt* latntMU Of i
Vol. XVI._Gaatonla, N. C- March 21, 1895.
PERSONALITIES AND WASTE.
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01. Iftmti lefutlio.
There le on place quite eo provlDclal
ee New York. Hy eome curlou# count
ing, It 1# said to he the biggest luwa la
America, while In reality tt le small to
• degree. All you need do la to pick
up tie morning Super# and reed the
nonsense wrluee about the Gould
wedding New Yorker# think it In
▼ery funny to see In an out-of-town
paper the announcement "Klee Birdie
Morse of Katammoo ts visiting her
cousin. Hone Smith. Min Birdie, we
bone you wtu haven good lime.” Bet
Um Is refined and dnimble besides the
deeorlptioae lavished upon the family
of a deed ead goos money-maker,
wboee melkude were held In eeora by
all hooest men. We ere carefully told
about the reome which these French
visitor# will occupy; a bit newspaper
describee the paternal and filial feeling
existing among them eU. while fire
different papers have a picture of Uie
weddieg drees, aud each differ#.
LBT TH1M AUiltk
Why tttt W* b* big rorvugh to let
per*00*1111— aloneF Of oour*# we are
a young country, a young cotta try
eat—i up by the vlea of eurioal y, *ud
a country that until It raooeen fro—
thU dl»— will b« laughed at by U«
whota world. W# an oarefully told
bow tha lover of proud degree aad onr
reap railing blae Wood eiyree— i bl*
love to tha eo called fair one. who. by
tbohye, la a very otrilnary looking girl
With lb* peculiar Gould look erbloh
they all been, aad which suggests
their father's “calm—e" In —lllng the
rat trap. Now they oan laugh. Their
father's Invention was only calculated
to catch the boaeebotd Ikm ror, but bl*
soas and daughters have bated another
kind of trap, bated It with gold dollars
and oaugbl New York eoetrly, New
York nesopaiiui*. sod thsv can afford
to laagh. I rvwoBiher. before Jay
Gould brought tad— and poverty to
big frteed Oyrui Field, hearing a wo—
an who had been on hi* vaunt ep—k or
blaas “Little Hr. Gould. who, after
all, really —at to be kind to every
body and was guile a reader." "Little
Hr. Gould," alas! toppled over the
giaateof U»* Field family, hut wlto can
over Uilok of Ihnae gold dollars, which
are Id reality Gould dollar*, as desira
ble? Inasmuch as they repruaeot eul*
ae— rather than ihrvwdue—; dlahoo—
ty, not honor, and false friendship
rather than truth. If we, as a naUeu
bad tha Xagfish and Geraao re»sect
far boaooty, tbe Gould trap to catch
•oolety would liare to be baled wtUi
eo—ething better than dollars, aad In
deed could not bare boon aliliswl until
the year* had brought forgetful urea of
bow the asauey was aaroed.
Tho Mupp* aooouute of the wed
ding. of the troueeeau. of tho flower*
and tho Jewels, the frills and t be friel—
staad la black aad white to eocns* us
a( another vulgarity—Uie vnlgarity uf
waste. It is another eveldeuce of oot
youth, but It ri—* ap and one I ror its us,
aad wo dare not deny Its existence.
TUB PHIS or WBSTMIXUTBB*S
DACUHTBR.
The other day the daughter of one
of the richest men in the world, a mao
who eould buy out tho Vanderbilts and
tho Gould* and the Standard Oil mag
net**, and etill b* a wealthy man— Hi*
Doko of WeetmloleUr—was married
to a young Prince whoa* fortune wee
largely la his klad heart and bis Mu
blood, and he gave her a brautifel lit
tle hroooh —t with diamond* and ru
bles for her wedding present. This
girl, who oountod sarong bar oolong
luge geeu la Periled from her mother
aad given to her ua Imr wedding da*
by bar father, wore, on tho eventful
day, the brooch that came to her fro—
her bridegroom sad a simple striae of
pearls (tree her when eh* wsi girl.
Her people had asms enough to know
that she had Urn beauty of youth,
which needs no Jewels to emphasise It;
aad that there wae such a thing ee
sentiment, and that It, whan a girl's
heart eras right, appealed to rich aad
poor ulU.
We have undoubtedly lb* —oat beau
tiful girls In Uto world to this country;
beautiful with tho delicacy of a Dres
den stale Hi a. or a Baa orchid, and In
stead of growing tha— si—ply and sav
ing hrooari— aad elaborate plec— of
Jewels for their matroubond, we give
the— enrta blanche to wear what Utoy
pi—oe. aed Uto oooovquene* Is that,
with Uie Orel wrinkle, they oan aaa ease
nothing new to draw attention fro— It.
What tbe rich girl does, the girl In the
middle ola— do—. The rich American
girt throws —id* tha gown of which
she la weurted and doesn't oar* what
boao— of !L The English, Gar—an
or French girl, la the earn* position,
would bae* her maid take It apart and
pwt away |w future use tho— doeora
tlowi which were le order, and dtelda
than whether the material should bo
awed for pillow*, oaaiaa, gowns for a
smaller girt, or whatever tho fabric
wo* boot llteri for. Wrongly enough
we anil that stinginess. whereas It Is
simply proper ear*. Amrvteaa woman
handle mom money, spend It -on
lavishly, aad aeeountfor la— of It than
any other wo—eo.
am mmolim MArnn't oowmom
iniA
A Now York girl h*a bad an Zag
llah friend idaylng with her thla win
ter, and thla girl baa made bar open
bar ayaa rary widely, la Uia morotag
wbfla the American girt ta lounging
aad yawn lag, bar Eogllrh frtead la, aa
aba aaya, •‘totllag op or aaaoaeta and
wrHIag la my dlnryT The Mew Tork
araald to her. “Why do y-o hothar
with a diary I” And the Bnglith girl
aaawarod: •• Eteranaa, when I go home
I w*et la ha able ta tall about all I
bar* Men and rafoyad ta my mother
Md (uteri, ud it will be a kelp to me
la recalling things; and thee. too.
Uiiak a hat a pleasure It will be to ma
In the faint*.” TIi# Amerlosn girl
can't underetacu that, while she bae a
Mattering id everything, whet, the
English girl know* the koeae
well. 8b* I* slow, but lacking
vanallllty eh* lias concentration; har
ing atodled botany she U Interested lo
all the Strung* tiloaennu and la making
an berbarlum. If ahe haa a fancy Air
geology she Is collecting pabMee; hot
It Is always orrtaln and aura that she
has acme special object, sad that this
U going to be of Internal to her ill her
lifetime and mike her. when site Is an
eldtrly woman, of Interact to other
people.
now ana aoroar coxtbctions.
Sha started out for a walk the otlier
day, and the New Yorker took har in
to a fashionable Clod/ ahow. Eroli
bouglit In her own way Tt,a Ameri
can girl faneted buttercups, and look
a ifound of them. 81m wanted ebneo
litas and had a pound, then a pound
of mi mb mallows. The Kngllah girl
looked carefully, nod requested an
ounce of this variety, half so ounce of
another, until etre hail Haifa pound
«nd the abepglrl opened her eyei very
widely and credited Im« with atind
ne«a Tbla was not true; but ahn
knew she coolda't possibly eat three
pouitde of candy, site thought It wrong
u*spend her money so Amllshly. and
she knew that, getting a great quaall
ly'Jf awaaU, they would grow stats.
Whan lltey got hows the English girl
rang and naked for a fancy Hate; tlx-n
from her package ah* Imxiglit the deli
cate lace paper mat ahe had bnaghl,
arranged Iter ssrepts prettily on that as
only a girl can do to whom cornea llie
dsi y of 4,verseriog the dessert at bnwm.
Tha ptaltei waa pni on th» tea ubis.
tempted everybody by Its aaltily ar
rangement, and each tea drinker took
oaa or tarn o< the eweets. Now, which
waa the wteer woman?
BXVUBBHIXU KIR HOSTESS
Tim American girl wants to show
bar appreciation of tha English girl's
kindness. 81m spsudt 810 on a Uny
la>X of orchids. Tbey are boavj* Iful to
look apon, and they last three days.
Tha English girl speeds $0 on ibe
materials for a tea-cloth, devotee her
b I aura hoars for a couple of weak* to
embroidering It. then gives It to bar
IhmUos, who baa not only a lovely bit
of w»ik. which she oonld not buy for
loa than 8A0. but fault that with every
atlteb sat ia It, there lias been a kind
thought mt bar aod her plnmurr.
" blch pi scent was tha aioat seueiUrT
Tim Franch girl stares with surprise at
the Maw Yorker when, with tha vel
gartiy of waala, she decllues to wear
elraued gloves; and yet, when the
Kmicii girl goes home, she tends to her
frleinl at Christmas, st Easter, and on
her birthday, which aha has carefully
written down in her notebook, some
auovsnlr, aud tbe New Ynrker, the
type of the American girl, gruaua be
cause aha lies bean ao extravagant, and
cannot relam tha pratty courtesies.
And yet, if one wishes to ba gauaroas,
one mu<t ba carefuL
Nobody dasptoea atlngrwaa mole than
t do; but 1 don’t think It la represented
by oars as to one’s belonging*.
WASTE IV THE HOVE.
The other day I caw a woman, evi
dently a aarvaul kept is an apartment,
threw Into the aah barrel taro Iostss of
bread that had never been cot, and at
butt 12 si torn that had. Now. a oou
llneoUl housekeeper, avert If aha Were
a Lkiahree, would never have permitted
this. lu a properly managed household,
toast la a constant necessity, aod any
man or woman knows that there Is no
dessert that la any batter than a wail
made broad pudding, which requires a
•tala loaf. When 1 say “brand pud
ding.” I don't mean that mixture eom
moely called by tbta name, and which
looks Ilka a bread poultice and taalea
Ilka glim, but I mean tbe beautiful
looking padding which, underneath its
eruM, Is creamy In consistency, and
wail Savored; and has on top thin
si leva of buttered bread that In the
taking have browned, end which have
apoo them vary closely studded
brand led clMrdaa
Ac It was near my ewn home, 1 usd
sufficient cu rosily to And out who lived
where such waste was permitted. (
discovered that it we* a young broker,
whnee wife la counted quite a beauty,
who dressi a. elaborately and rrqalrea
for bares If and her husband, in this bit
of an apartment, the aerrices of >wo
women. U It her hnest that she keeps
a cook by allowing her to da as aim
Pi—ass. She would ba horrlAed If she
warn ualled vulgar, and y»t lost la
eiaeUy Ike adjecthre to epity to bar.
Her huctMnd’c Income and her poa|.
Uoe 4 sea and that she slmuid knew
wlisra woota exists, aod sba is stamp
ing herself with the ereet or volgarily
•7 not looking after the ways of her
hooasliold.
i.rrrr.a tniko*
W* wonder, we wIm> are the aaoat
waataful nation Id tha world, bow it la
that tha Fmneh and Herman shop
keepers beeoim owners of tba large
markets aad tba fashionable natra
ranta of tha elty. I will tall yoa why
It Is. Thar oooaidar tba day of little
tbl««o. Notion* ago leaked to an
Aaaartean Uke-ehop that Utrea af a
eartalo kind or rolls ha Mill to mo. I
waa told Uml nalaaa I ordered Id It
wonldba ImpnoalWa. It waa no* n
question of oust, bat 1 didn’t wa.,t
them, fsaving Iho plana. I want to
one kapt by a Harman. Ha waa alrll,
perfectly witting to wnd ma tha small
quantity that I aakaJ for, thanked ma
vary politely for tba 9 oenu [ banded
him. aad Mid that ba would ba glad at
any lln« to taka an order, no —e»»—
bow naall. Hla Civility and oourtaay
Bade ma a permanent cnatnmar. Hate
another example. At the French eon
feetiotter'a wham t deni, they make a
nob aweet, which lias a brand h-d eher
ry (or lie heart. After a dlimaa, ana
oould not pnaaiUy ant more than tarn
oflhaaa. The otbar day l said: “MU
If J»oa have aay, I’ll taka four
cherrlea, but, of ooarsa, anleas tbry era
made I shouldn't tbink of patting you
U tba trouble for this qoanlly."
Tbara was aoaa made at the Uaa;
but I MI told not to think about that,
that It gave them the erealeet ptaaauro
to do It (or mo, tod, alien they arrived,
oara bad bean taken that each one
•hueld be o( t did)rent on!or,. eu that
lbey would look prrttleat oa Ibeli tlojr
•Hear putter. Do ynu think any
American ono feet loner would do tbit?
Certainly unt. They would oount Um
trouble m great, and would (all to are
how. In being conrtaoai and aolap to
»nw»e trouble (nr a email order, that
there exlatrd theoertaluty of keeping a
ouaUimer and of haelui her recotaaten
datloo. Tli* French laendre** will
mend the belonging* of baoiirlnn with
out extra charm. The Qcratan Dell
catataen will tell the wing of a chioknn
and two email illeea of bata, giving
where the American dealer would la
litetlned lo laogh at tha order. We
will be tha moit prueprrnua Butina lu
ilia world when era rvallae the valae of
praolne, and become certain that gen
• really and prodigality are not eyoooy
mouo.
WILL WB IVSK LBAUX?
Aa a nation an we gnlog to Uka tbe
trtmIMe to be gwtvrvus In a sensible
way aad careful to au equally aaoallde
way? Whan we act u do the people
of the older nation*. we will bees thalr
wjlWIIty and thrlr orrtainty. Aa It Is,
wr are like little bo.4a oc Hie tea of
trouble. le oer aagrmea* to bar# the
boat decorated, to Bake It look pretty,
etui to reerlee worda of oomioendatloa
aa to IU dalatliwB, we forget to uwt
lie ability la a Mura. A willful waste
la eertaia to make the woeful want
that le predieted, aod waet will oone
and lie fait by all those wtw do not
comprehend the vulgarity of wool*
and the refinement or oar*. U la
largely nor eromea who are to blame,
and yet. If the American man would
Insist upon teaching Meat the value
of all things, tbe would not err as she
doe*. Every right-thinking woman
believe* that a man alioaM be the ant
tor lu his houNtvdd; therefore, let blm
ins his power, and oa* It properly;
Ilia*, is, use it to that hit womankind
will In aarefolt t’naighfnl and generous
women, Iuatoad uf ahifllrea. wasteful
and careh-et butterflies. Think It all
over, and giving It the proper thought
1 do honestly toilers that you will
agree as to what eooatltatoa the right
gaueraelly with Ban.
—Wte run Thai mu nee MliaUta
Manufacture** WtaarC
Tlie Mouth annoally epewda for meet
—bog and law! products—u>ad« In
other sections aliont Mi),000.000.
Moat of Una enormous sum goes Waal.
Tur grain, mules aod horses purcluued
of oilier aacllona It probably pays out
equally aa much. Here is a total an
uual sxiwedlluia uf 1100,000.000 for
Ullage that can be raised with gmter
profit In the South than anywhere else,
aod with greater profit than eottoo.
to which Southern farmers devote so
ranch attention. By inerwim of twenty
and Improvement hr cultivation every
dmiar’t w..nL of stuff represented In
till# •100.000,000 Could be raised by
tits very taraers who aow produce the
South's eropa. In other words, It ta
pornltd* for tbit to he done evua with
not any Increase In the aanibsr of
SiWlhern farairra. Such a gain as
this, rvprfMiiilng a saving to tlie
South of tl00.000.UO0 a year and keep
ing at I mme Oil* enormous sum, would
soon solve the question uf abundant
capital fur indaatrlal enterprises.
C«n krBMMH.
As a remedy for all forms of Head
ache Electric Bitters ha* proved to he
tbe very beet. It effects a permanent
*•**• aud the moat dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to Its Influence.
UIjfik who are afflicted to procure
fJiS1. *n<J l,‘*k remedy a fair
tnu. In eMtrt of hubitml oMiitlptlloii
hlectrio Bitters crus* by giving tbe
needed ton* p> Ua bowvls, and few
eases long resist Uie aa* of tills medh
elns. Try It rmos. Large bottles uely
Fifty emu at Curry A Kennedy's Drug
Store.
Wilmington Messenger: North Caro
line Is to be oon grata la tod. After
more than aUty days of fully, stupidity,
tnadnsss, greed fur offloe aod extrars
ghnoa the oonsplrstors have packed
Uislr traps sod returned to tbelr
wonted obacurity. It Is to be bop*,,
sincerely by all who love North Caro
lina that tba places In the legislator*
thwy have known will know them no
more forever. Amen I
TS* Wseevesg Sn4 bte use.
Mr. O. Callloutte, Druggist. R*av
rrsvlll*. III., says: ‘-To Dr. King's
New Discovery lows my I if a Was
taken with La Orlppe aod tried ail the
phyateians for milae about, but of no
avail and waa given up and told I
e-rald not Mrs. Having Dr. King**
New Dtoonvsry in my atora I sent fur
a bottle and begna Its uae and from
the first due* began to get better, and
after using tbiee bottle* a an up and
It la worth tu weight In
Wwd. W* won't keep atora or bouse
without It-” Get a free trial at Carry
A Kennedy'! Drug atora.
Wilmington Mmngir Tha Fred
Uooglaaa thing I* dead. Let the ear
oaaab* reran.ad and Interred. Tim
reader of that ferj funny a ad readable
book—' Simon Hugga,"-written by a
highly gifted WllmlngtOQlaii. tha laU
Johuatoe Hooper, tain yarbape mean aa
be read* of the going of Urn gang and
ant Umlr mom fortunate d«nkar, (he
touching word* uaad by "Rut LotItv
good- In hi* wall daaarrad awlogy upon
kla aauoh lamented frtaod, "CatAIng
Rlmou Sugg*. of tb* RaggsolDa
Oyanta": "Ba had rod liquor, aw* Im
drunk It; h« had bora**, an’ he druv
•amihahaddoga, aa’ka^t ’em. Let
oa ramutar bla virtue*, If ha hm) any.
an’ forglt hi* ytoaa II w« fch>.»
TBS MLB IS TOLD.
THE DOUOLAHTES ADJOTTEIED
LAST VHilJfiSDAT VISIT.
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Ck>*««oaoc IreaUharlant OfcMrrw.
TUESDAY, MARCH UL
min.
Tba bill abolishing tba ooanty
boards of edaoalloo and count* auper
Intendrola was placed ou Ha tblrd
trad log. Mr. MoCaskey snot op an
aaorndmanl to allow clerks of Boom lor
Oiurt! to appoint the oocty examiner.
Mr. Mitobell protested against this
p*opo»lt*>u to mix education and
tioliUea In tha Stats. Ua tellrrad
that ttmeant tba aertoos arippileg of
tbv edoattloosl system. Mr. Me
Caekey* amendment was adopted.
Mr. Adams saM I* regarded (hit Mil,
apart from politico. aa oas of tha most
Iniquitous that could br dastard. tTbe
fnei.Mi Senators seemed to pay no sl
tenUoo to what anybody said la oppo
sition to the bill. It Laving t*e» agreed
to In teecui.) Mr. Adana daOMrrd
UMl he eaw o<> use In further dlaeua
Mng the bill, sod took bit seat. Mr.
D>iwd amt mi an swendmaut to ex
crpt Mecklenburg oognty. He said
tba passage of such a MU naanl step
ping ten years backward. Mr. Pad
dsaoo urged the presage of tbs MU,
sod Mid tba propta wanted end de- j
■“•oded it- Mr. Fowler mM wtm he ’
mw a farmer sum to a matrliaat end
tell him bow to rou hit j^ti—or a
merchant come to a lawyer to edvlm
Inca liow to conduct hie aalis, be put
i brer advisers down as fools. He did
not belle*# one out of lea among (be
teachers of the Bute favored Ibis btU.
Mr. Hoover: “Don't Uta people ask for
this UillT” ' ’Til try IB ay want It. but
they don't aard it," replied Mr. Few
ler. Mr. Dowd's amaadewul toex
oept Mecklenburg was lost. The bill
passed tblrd reading by a rote of >7
to 7
Tba following bills passed tblrd
reading: For the p-plenties of women
and Uis promotion of chastity; to limit
pontahairnt lu certain eaare of Mreuuy
Wltoa ll* article stolen Is not worth
more theo tdU to one year's Impeisnii
meat; to laeorporata u>« Peggy Jan
knw Company, of Wilmiegtoo; lu re
duce fees of notaries public from |1
to S3 oaala; to require u* butchers of
Johnston ouunty t» keep the oar-otar ka
of cetlla alaugbtssed. - *.
A meaaage waa raoelvad from ll*
Governor, staling that the appropria
tion made for the support of lbs peo
luiotlary was Inadtqaaie, aod that Uis
raapouaiblllty In tba matter rested upon
tha General Assembly. The diretags
was referred to the ensomlttee on
Proa! institutions. Governor Carr
•ays that without further aid freon It
Ute penitentiary must meet a crisis
witbln a year. He says hla doty Is
discharged with a statement of lbs
grave facta involved and ha leaves tba
responsibility upon lbs hands of U*
legislature.
The Mlowlmx bill pamsd third read
ing: To Incorporate Moravian Falla
Military Academy; to require trnatam
to fully drecribe premism sold In trust
In advertisements fir sals.
Mr. Duwd sent a reeOutlnn net to
Allow lu tercet to be ebarged on money
loaned Id Catawba county. This
roused op Mr. dtgmoo, tba gold bog of
Cats a be, who sonvwi to table tha
remduUoa. Mr. MeCsMmy bent up an
umeodmeut to make the forfeiture a
mw mill. Mr. Moody mot up aa
amendment to amend tala aasmidmanl
by add lag dour mils. | Uugtiter. |
Mr. Sigmon: “1 rule that amend
arni.t out uf order." [Una hint.] The
rsaolutkui waa aimed at Senator Big.
mou, and wee Introduced fur f«o, of
wWoh It created a great deal, whlob
then Senate and taUarlm greatly en
joyed. When everybody bad laughed
enough the resolution waa withdrawn.
A resolution waa adopted approprv
•tl"g B1.00U to eompMe U* basement
of Urn Governor's Maestro.
Bill U> incorporate the State Dairy
man's Aaaoclatlon passed third read
ing; also to appoint anew hoard nf
dlrootore tor tba colored aortas) aebool
at Sslistxiry; to make Jam ping beard
Mils a misdemeanor pnalaliment by
Una or Imprisonment.
tsMAra—moHT u«uo»,
At tba Sonata night MMtou ■ rNQ
lotlon WaO Intndnotf I* "bw atetuea
«f William Huopor end WiHla f.
Mangiioo to bo idaord ia tb* oapltul at'
Waahlngtnp by their ndatlTW.
Bill* paaard appropriating 910,000
additional t>ir tli* rapport of tba p*nl
bmtlary; regulating bond* at ooouty
ofBwri.
wnii
A Mil to an amend tb* law aa to al
low oock-flrfeting la tb* *at* earn* up
*od wn* ohuanptooed by Normant.
Kwart uppnaed It ai*d danouoaod aoeh
•port aa brutal. Bay »*b*d |f tba
praaant law w»a m( • dead latter,
Mltohell. of Franklin, m»t*d to laid*,
and ilita prevailed.
Bill to tab* away Itfbldlr. powara
from tba eommlaatnnar* of Lumber; on
cam# od rwi—n1
HU) to a* Lndaof oontity oMoar.
oaaaa up. It alh<wi bond*.to h* gteep
fey amarltr aorapaal**- Franab anld
that thta MR waa aprard to by the f*.
•V»n majority. It lib tha tat hnnd
at 98 par oant. of tha Marai kherlB'i
bond not near 98.000, (tba anarlff not
to b* allowed to bar* ia bia prwwiou
orar 9800 of laxw at on* t treat! bond
of regtttrr of dead* nut lM.000;
Hnperkw Court oJerV* bond ant oeer
918 000. and not bna tbaa 910.000, by
lb* anreiar not over !•,«*): by ann
atahte* not aeer 91,000; M.ad* of any
Inaura ne* nr guaraaty rabiMMiy in be
•orapud wbnaa band* »r* eeaeptad m
arcarlly apou bond of UaK*d Suva*
tTilall
Mr. WInborn* attaabH tba MU, ***.
log that It Ran a* pretoelloe; that la
MM nt default, iha suit* union tba
guaranty eompHclre would Turn to bo
brought In other HUM Mr. Smith,
of Bat**, Mid tb. bill wee • lank
K?M'l tar the fusion lit*. Mr.
WMu, of Bladen, favored tba blit,
toying it waa wad'd. Mr. Wlubonw
MkatTIf Urn taw anma year* ago did not
forbid abarlffi to hare ovar MOO In tax
mmwy at any m Uw, and if tfcta law
bad oat beta dtaregardad. Mr. Mbit*
Mid If tb* sheriff* did aM obey tba
taw, that tb* boar** oouM be ioomuad
wn«* appltaatio* by ciUtooa (but tb*
*>m •2?* *> P«*ld*). Han
WInborn*. Say. Smith and othara aei.t
up aumodmaat*. Mr. Prea* la three
mloulce don ended tb* prevloai
qureUoa. Ur. FMbtea demanded the
rw and aaya aa tba 1-r~ of tb*
blU. Amend meats to^rW Hay
wood, Ooaluw. Jackson, amok, C«i
lumbue, Hertford, Sows*. Currituck.
Tnu.aylrmi.la, Oates, Maoktooburg.
Northampton. Llnooln. Uartiu. Hall
fax. Stanley, Cdgrcuoabe and Moor*
were accepted by Ms. French. maoa
grr of tba biU, I art hr dretlsed tn ao-.
°** ««toPitag New Hanover.
Mr. Bay offered m amaudcMot that
n* bond* alull be aaorpSad aatam tba
8*e<*torp of (Kate shall aeeenatn that’
ts.nssh.’ssffjrjsr' *“
Thar* waa earn* ormraeioii when the
aseepdatouta rxeeptlog ooanUea ware
W*d on. Mr. Preach s*M Us sMa
did »ut waul the amendment*, though
b* had b**a willing U> eocapt them.
Mr. Young said that nos* of tb*
■meudmaata meat In aceeptad. To*
acwtidtnauU of raerptlou ware voted
Hloil, DracMiU vatiag ay*.
Mr. H«y demanded Umycueaud aaya
o» bla aiaeudmrnt, Tba vote waa—
Jtoa 2S. naya 41. Mr. Kay aald be
W“**wdiu> put th* reformer*hb record
to to whether they wanted mfa man
advreent of fliiaaaaa or dretrad to turn
tba latter over to irreapuuaibta par
,p»7 were now (ally eu reenrd.
Tb* bill named mcood reading, 48 to
Mr. Franch made a motion to mm
»wud Uta rales ami put Uta Mil an tia
ikied readiug. U« aald that U tbla
•are not done tba T-gtsUtur* could
•mt adjourn; tliai the (oatoutaU pro
poaed to uh It If It took a mat, If
It tauacd the Mil tbs adjournment
could taka place tonight. Mr. Bay
be »aa ready to stay uatll fieri,
ll* •barter of the
Atlantic A Xurlti CUreilua
Its madia* was demanded.
Mr. Smith, of Gates, offered amend
mauu. He aald this waa simply a po
litical movement, and the changaa pru
P-wwi ha Lha Mil were made simply to
gl va planes to colli loti favoillea. The
blU left Urn private stockholder* with
out any protection at all, but put oil
tlta power In lb* hands or one man,
•bo Is seen given power to aril Urn
rood. Ha urged the opneoUlon la look
on tba natter in a buidoaaa light aod
put tbamaelvaa dear of smeoi In
fldCQOOI.
Mr. Bay aald ibis Legislature bad
exhausted all ibe (Malta known Us mtti
to Ml offices aod to create raw often*
fur the greedy aesker* after tbum.
But so far nothing Uad barn dun* by
them above tba dlffiUty of * slWfht-ef
haud parfnrmanca. This waa the
erowulng act uf f«Uy. It would la
vulve tlw State In a Ion* law-eutt and
eoat thousands of doUara. The charter
aannot ba changed. Tba courts ao my.
Mr. Monroe said that tba Mil waa
wrung In priori pit; that Governor
Fowl* bad taken the read out of
politics and effected a wonderful
rims** la lu mananamaat. Ha said
Urnt no doubt tba fiMWeiaU bad eoa
salted co no sc).
Mr. French said that tba fuahmlste
bad aowaulted aourtaeL aad war* as
sured that the Mil was oaasUlaUooal.
Ha sailed ou bis aid* to vat* down all
inmudmwtB
Mr. Williams, of Oravaw, moved to
table Mr. Smith’s amendment, seylaff
there waa rascality in the Mil; that It
waa an attempt to steal tha property
and as I his Was to ha mad* ba waa tad
to know wbu tba thrives ware. H*
arid bo waa a Republican, but would
not submit to seeing the private stock
holder* Urns swindled. He aald that
Itmre was a ring In tbla bwstneas aod
that ba bad ready aa aauvndmaat re
quiring tha 8»«t* proxy to glv* bond
dnub)* ibe vale# of tha private stack.
Ha said the UK bow require* no bund,
but simply pat Urn whole barinam in
Um hands *F on* man. Mr. Williams’
bold speech seated a eenreUun, aod
hit Hie hoM-faoed fosioolau right be
tween the aye*.
Mr. Fraacb made a motion to tam
pered tba rulaa aad put tha Mil ou
third rsadtuff. Mr. Ray objected. Mr.
Frewab said be would parbapa make a
motion to stake lb* Mil special order
for aaxt tLtunlay. Mr. Bay said ha
waa here to do bU duly If It took uatll
ouxt July. Tba motion to tuspead the
rules failed, only M voting W li. Mr.
French then made a motion to make
Urn bill apsatol order for MO a. m. to
morrow. Tbla was declared adopted
by aa are and no rut*.
Mr. ttoUosca offered a resolution
that an monster of tba legislature
should b* sleeted to eay riba* provided
for by this bill. Thera waa also an
other resolution that on member of tha
Legislator* he abated to 1U any pool
ttnn under Wile pasted at tbla irt I in
Mr. Ray moved to put three oa third
reading*. ‘*1 gores awv,” Mtd Mr.
Freacdi. while tha other farienlatt
grinned in aoaeart.
rim Mil to omti th» offloa at luar
mttca oomutlminnar nu tahrn op
Tbla waa Mr. Cwnrt*a MU and ha
•pob* In rapport a< h, Bating It wmkl
«a*a tl.tou Mr. Raj apok* wrongly
In oppnaitinn ta tha bill. Ha antaaon
mod Urn ptnn IhU'rofurm" loglalatara
bad of armtlaa eAeaa barrtnfor* uo
hoard of and Mooting lu own moaAwii
!*• 811 lbarn, and ba baopod rid km to
apoa Urn majority. Ha offarnd an
amaiidmant Uiat no mm bar or oMoar
of tbla (xglsloiara timaM ha alaotad
U> any nflca andar tbla Mil darlag Uia
aaaaioa. A minority rnpart waa aab
mltlnd by Mr. Oritaard for tha aom
ml Item, lbit bolag oafommiOa. Mr.
■wnit aabmltted Urn maturity imrart.
Mr. Raj** aawadawat woa I rat tMad
aa. Tho vota waa ayaa 41, noaa M.
Mr. Raj aaat forward a protaat
omtn tbajounwi. BoaaMM m aa
aavtyfoa oftbaalawa of tba Maorltp
oatbta awaawta.
▲ billf plaaa tba aaaailiw cUaaa (•
tba bulldlug aad luaa aaaoalation hill,
|l barliia iaft^ oui by oaooight,
rSSHSs ■sisr’sg*
MaOall atatiaa that all tba oMaatinn
abta (Marta la U bad baon climluatod
Mr aaiandMMia aflbrad by daaat ■«
Dowd, which proUetad tba Charlotte
ainwt Railway,
, A MU to pat two as-Onadadorato aol
dlora <m tba paaaaa roll oallad ap aaaay
aaaondaaaoU. Pba Mil paaaad.
•om-ARmooi sxomop.
Mr. Bay* protect was Mad. Mr.
BegwrU morse la tahfc It, aa Um last
death straggle of the Democretlo part*.
Mr. Baroham contended that all tha
DrsnoeraU had set alatwd tha pretest.
Mr. Bay mid any member had a me
atltutrusel to demand that a protest
ha spread apon tba journal. Mr. Mb
aoa said tha Populate dM not adar aa
amandiaaot. Mr. Bar aaM that Jvhe
soa was m'jtahea. Prenafa cnlltd (or
a rut lag aa to whether the proteat
should ha spread upon tlm raaord. The
chair said the lasmlwrs had a oonntt
tuvtoaal right u tie a prctmt aad pat
It upou record. Xwart said thare ware
ralaaltuuda hi tha proteat. Rap aaM
tble was false. Xwart and Rap ex
changed words, Xwart saying that Bap
ooahf tiat repeat tala words oatalds tha
chamber. Rap said ha would rapsat
Ida words anywhere.
The Hpoatarr was again aakad hr Bap
whatbar the protest would ha pat up
on th# Journal, Ha said it would take
tto pteas on the journal. Wormed
moved that the preteet ha retarasd to
Bap. The Speaker ruled this act of
order. The Speaker aaM tha Haaaa
had a right to am that tha protest wax
part whkh aaM that tha PupstteU
umandad Mr. Crews' reeotuUua he
atrlofcea out. The Spanker aaM than
was an error ea to tba Puputiata. Thin
waa amended aa a motive had bean
asade, but tlist ha hod rated tbe amend- •
swat out sf order. Thaowrcotteu waa '
aaw made upon tbe vote. Mr. Fauna
wanted U> am rad tha protect, hat the;
Speaker said ibis aould not ha dona,
but Mr. PhaeeeoaM need up bis awn'
protest. Mr. Cos made a motion tere
tarn tba protest to Mr. Bap and Mr.
Tbonipaua. JU and Mr. Rap bad
■iMini wonti.
BUI to asaho the hoard mi agriculture
true trass of Um AgrleutUnal and Me
ohaaloal Uuilogo aad areata a set I
board Cams up. Freoeh said this waa i
a banco* maaaore, agreed oh hp tha
Fopulitet aad BepuUlcana, aad would
peas just aa at premat. HU*man eaiisd
th# prerUma question. Tha bill passed
Huai reading—S3 to 7.
Bill regarding the State penitentiary,
inonaam tlm number of directors bp 9,
to sarrs two yenre, earns up oh ascend
readli.g. Jotiuson stated that It wm a
faelno oaneas matter aad catted tha
previoee qumtkm. Tim hill umaad
second rending—31 to SL
iiocm—non mmiov
Tb* (Oboe) taw bill caw op from tb*
Senate abottoblog eoaaty board* and
oouaty aapwinloadenU of potato In
struction, and creating tb* odot of
aonat) asaaluer, wbo ta to bo appuiut
*d by tha bopetlor Court clerk, tho law
to go Into effret next Jan*. Amend
acuta wart offered excepting Counties.
Mr. White supported tb* MU and ata
It atao abolished county institute*,
wkteli an new wilts*. H* argad that
all amend menu be voted down, aad
oallad tba pretlout question. Tim voto
on too amoadmenu waa ayes, 90, aooa,
« Mr. Orltsard aald tb* fusion lets
hxd ruroad a Criminal Court a pun Mali*
fax and would now torso this law, but
that a day of reckon lag would com.
The bill paa»*d second reading by a
party vo»* of 88 to U. Tho faataalota,
In tho midst or ol<)wttoaa from Um
DemocruU. rushed Um bUl through on
third landing.
Urethra of abetl deb eouuntmloosr.
wua held. Mr. Hi lemma uomleatad
Tbenphllos White, of Perqulmaeo, wbo
waaetaetad.
Mr. Kroneh sprang a new eeamUou
ou tha lieuaa by moving to nnmnd aao
U«ni 40 of Um House ruhm. This was
Um rota raqalrlag 01 votew bo auapaud
Um rules. He demanded Um pnvtnrn
question and tba ayea aad no**. Too
vote wm aye* 60, aota 6. Whim waa
called on to vote sod aata that oa aa
aaminuio* of Um Speaker that certain
measures la wbtab b* waa Intonated
were not aimed at, Im voted aye. The
ohalr suM that coder tb* eoaatUottoa
Um Speaker, having tb* right to coot
on* vote whenever bo etranr, would
vutoaya. Mr. Bay questioned this
right and asked where wm the
onwetltoltoeel pmvleloa giviagMm tills
rtfHT Mr. Smith, «f Manly. called
attenUna to HeoM nil* 6, which aald
that the Speakeer shall only vote In
eaaa of a tie vote. Tha dpuihsr ruled
Mr. Smith in it of order. Mr. Smith
then endeavored to appeal fram tlm
dorleluo of Uw ohalr. At teat the
Spanlhr endeavetod to prevent this aad
them ware bimaa at bta dooiaiou but
••mlly be « ran ted tb* right of ^p>*l,
wbtab Mr. Bay toM btaa bo dareaoi
deey. Mr. Smith «emended U* yew
aad nnya on Um appeal. Tb* veto waa
on lb* quest tod, Shall Um dsetahm of
Ibnohatrbo •atumady u wm gym
60. now St—* aWletly party vute. Th*
fnalnnieu applauded.
nr ft•'«*»* otwniM la Uw haaota
•wondaMat to the MU to rogiuMa tha
l-iafa of oounly ottam, wblah toqulrao
bond to bo at** aaaol to tha aatlro
ooaniut of Uuroo Botluetad.
Th» naaolbua liquor Mil guard. tha
fuMmun vaUai dim all PaaMBPitta
auondooo.iM. Ona tif tboaa waa (a U
eorjmrota o aburah la Mooan eoaoiy,
ood oftor It woo lobtaJ. Mr. lUy aoaord
« poor of loaghtar by aagiag thora waa
noiaahabunb.
Bill to ahonga Um dlrrwlari of tha
twMltoaUory bom aa and pooaod third
roadlog. Mr. Itowab Bold tha a^ori*
bad rutM to nwawd tha ratao to put
thMbtlloa tMra road log. Mr. Ma
Kanylo oaid a wta waa raqalrad ta aoa
paad tbo ratMaad aata oa tha WU.
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tenaloa of um llaUta. Mr. MmSm
aisar^nxtuara
‘■wMai Waving tfta taiwtaa of
srr-rjs-a'Tsfwa:
thlid reading.
toTLawbaolfSat
bolt tto“ajauSn. tto
ttottba_
Mi far tMn.
TbrbM artofl ::
VnUMOiT, MARC R 1A
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A MU to aNea diterao to he MM
^J&^VTSSS
the Stela for taro yaare, paaeed 55
«^5s»S5&«tta:
lit MU to faro lab Aft* ooarfofofor
aoa haodrtd dam to debeery ecefc to
2yttu“a?ssrj5swfis
as
sn^sr£’ssrss uu£
tha Stale was unable to Mxa labor aad
if Uw eouyiete atro not oast Um ear*
woald hoc la done. Tha Ull mbM
third natding.
. Tho toih*e reported that S. U. Mae.
fold bad laarirad 74 vwtea eo toe Joint
toUac for State hbrartoe. The 2
doMartd^hara artw^not _ «ac*wb rOtoo
aihad if tht Seeate aoaM aot deehee
Mr. staatord elected. ThaLfoiumm5
Ooraraor replied it aaoMaah. Mt
Bio.: ♦•Pccaihe aaaaMiafloa pmaat
Um Senate** dcalariaa Mr. Am
toged?*^ TbetoairT ~Itdan."Mfr.
the report. I aaat tha ifoaaia to de
clare Mr. Stanford ilantod." [' —g*
Tba toller* rrportad that Um aoort»
S^.’SST!5&',1?tir*
chair drolarad that oat aewoMh aba
h^tb*g oat U Mato aa abet ft a.
Mr. Paddlaaa eald ha UwagM tha
oh.ir in error la railag teat ant naoaah
ntaa had beta beat to ataht aa etea>
Uow. Be Uioaght aa aye aad aw tala
aaa tha atM# «a a rmvaee eeto <5
that • aeajorlty of robe eat eeeld
elect. The ofaair Informed htM that Si
«««ee were a re a wry to Make eteattew
of tblaklod, ah tab had to be aaado by
aa aye aad nay vote cedar
rmtngeueh thtfoat
MBITS-:
Mr.
mdar
limineet Bor kia
aad ha partial aad
ahleh be haa_
detHMrattoee,aad that at
apoa Uw Journal. Mr.
the reaaliutna. it aa
adopted. Mr. Doogktoa__ im
ISsa^aSlsw:
asi.'K.r t
SSJSSSZk—
BMatbareaf Um Uoaoe at Rmreooeto*
Ur*a fraw Oa whorl and aowtr. aad
snerabd to tha 0<Mn)Awabi>,
bee haea atalleloaUy t.Mpared atth Mf
Mwae pareea to Iriw aaboowr; dial
aewee ton am atrlaboa oat aad eto
•m laeerted aad la Uila ha aaton hla
ifoSaaaat Oaearaor_,
xarsfsus tsrrs
jouraed wlthoatdey.