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THE CAUCASIAN PUBLISHED KVERT THURSDAY BY TUB CAUCASIAN PUB. CO. TABBOBO DIrXXSABT. tTBi oBiBRViN iinxAn orlnocsE becomed lUrmJLca- The Jodgts are not oo trial for their j THAJCCI U. WlJUSTOlT. Replying; to the attacks XBJiT. made! The House, sluing m a grand Ju-' ture Is holding ibrtu wpooribto for I . . - . i i..vin.ii .fW wfth Klitx nn l SUBSCRUTIQ RATES. Oh Tmt, Mot, VrM Moat, "Messrs Do dd 11 and Henry Gilli- a m T.tkAtn mrm Kara lit taka w v ...w., I ' - I . . i . V.- hand in the Tarboro dispensary mat- opon n by frauds D. Winston and IX B .muwr The Messrs O.lham represent the I other Democrat. In ih. Legislature. I fc of llle iudrej by Tote anti dispensary iaterests and they I the Charlotte Observer, In Its Issue I f 23 of February 11th, says editorially: if the Stat were not ucder con It was Mr. Winston, of Bertie, trol of the machinery this acioo the reader will recall, who first would l? a great surprise In evcr arose to this question of personal quarter of North Carolina, privilege. Mr. Winston now call Bowerer, th action taken Mon himself a Democrat and was elect day was foreshadowed .by Ths Cau election l-.it week did not in any led to this Legislature as such, let Icasux, and U J ast as this paper ex sense eipr si the will of the people, u WM nQt yearB 0 tn. t s - he was In the bosom of the Reput- The machine are In desperate llcan party. Daring that time he I straits, and In their mad caret dci4oa in this The) LT1- desire a new election on the dispen sary question. Wfa-n the result f the fcleution last week was in lavor of the dispensary advocates, the op ponents of the measure withdrew lijoo from the contest early in the day, al .eo I'gicg numerous irregularities in the a it election. They eon teed that the TO DEFaMD ballot iium. idq ian wu uuuwkir A bill has pawed the House llf2Si2hi. r.f hnth .Idea of thorisiog the Governor to enapl7l the question will present the matter I was a candidate for Judge and wrote eouaiel to defend the men who were to the members or tne legislature i a letter to George H. White, the ne- Federal Courts for from iujgecomoe, ana ui-ir onwub indicted in the gross and w eleetion law last summer be Federal Courts lor rrom acomee, a . " gro solicitor of that district, now a Uful violation, of the -1 lb-Uf Lember of Congrew, filing him ol - Till. rtl 1 I I m - w . . . . . A. - I Post. will hesitate at nothing to further than political ends. If the Senate should pursue the same revolutionary course ai the House, then the machine Will have will, no deubt pass the Benate when atrMkT)r -s how stransret that ride the circuit with him. It was I acoomDlished their deliberate our . . a .t I m I I it ranches that body, as it passea me thef mea ,h0uld allege that an elee-1 said about him, too, that on a oer I poee to pack oar highest court with House by a party vote. tlOB Mr.A k 'm&nifdstlr unfair inl tain occasion he was seen arm In I lntLee Democratic Dartlsan Doliti This is the first time in the tistory lu eowa0l aDy where in Edgecombe arm with two negroes on the streets clans on whose, decisions the ballot of the State that the party in power particularly in view of the of Tarboro, and If he denies this we staffers, law-breakers and deflera has sought to use public money to tht the Oilliams have at differ- will produce a witness whom he of the Constitution, can rely with aid in the defease o: men enargea i times served in the capacity as (cannot Impeach. This Is one of the I certainty. with wiiiui vioiauon oi iwf WB chairman of the Democratic Com-1 gentlemen who arraigns The Ob This Is the sole purpose of th it is keeping wun me general cor- mitte6 of Edgecombe, senrer at the bar of public opinion Impeachment, and the best and aeter ana conauei oi we iwio.., Tarboro has recently had a prima- for an expression neither personal most fair-minded and conservative redshlrt element now in control, of eieclion t0 determine whether or ? nor Insulting. I element of our citizens are folly course their action will surprise no- it ft Upensary should be eetab-l Another is Mr. Waits, of Iredell, aware of this now. Douy. Hshed. This gentleman has been banting Justices Douglass and Fucches But the people throughout tnei Tne pengary advocates won at The Observer for years through Uhould remain calm, self contained State were warned against PlCIDa tLelr fiht. and now await legisla-1 a country paper which h6 Is sup-1 steadfast and immovable, for there in power sueh notorious and deliber- aotion in the matter before the posed to edit, and has failed to get is an inherent seuae of justice in the ate violators of law, men who tpitL ,,.- r.n h(l Mt.bli.hed. la kick. From his present high hearte of the 'great plain" people nnon &nd dufied the Btate and thel m., o.i. u i.... r.in . in thiol who will render a verdict in no un -r na ikioorg cu u uici uci uuvwii "ft""" I " Donnell Gilliam, who represented paragraph he gets the kick for the liquor men, as saying that the which he has so long begged. rAmnnr.tin nrtv of Rdflreeombe Co. Mr. Morgan, of the county of .1... t Ikl. .n.l l.irM flf . " . I - . . - w wliuwi..iy...... i nlAdvAd the I in nor dealers tttat no l J onnsion. aiso arose vo a question i Tin nH r iaM -m it a I r"ww a w i wsii a j ivi nuv uiuuuwiiuo saxavs iLA Daiioisiumng.naTioi.wuu. .w, db penBary wouid be e,tablished, and of personal privilege, saying thai rocks to hide them from the wrath rT m a V T hnt verv few indeed. Lu iL vt-.j u . -m. nk..A. . . i.tanH r p. i I duties of his office and take the com- The machine, no doubt, felt at lib- L. ' ..... . I nam,,.w ha HtrAd v. -winnlnri nn.r f fhppen8tlon W hIm erty to loot the Treasury of the State eleotion I the House to avail itself of the op- State shall know of the extreme rev- for the purpose of aiding in the de- R t future of this! oortnnltv to say what It thought olutionary and anarchistic conduct fense of the men who carried out the . .u.. ... .ni it. iti- w I of the machine in this matter. ties" should be alleged when white never heard of Mr. Morgan before men were dealing with white men. and never expect to hear of him Is this the legitimate fruit of the after this Legislature adjourns corrupt and fraudulent practices in What he says is of less consequence, the recent elections where ballots oi if possible, than the chatter of Win- white men were stolen by the thou-jston and Watts. indfel Is the State to be forever I We understand, of course, and Federal Constitution in the Augast election. There are of course, a few notable Senate should certain way, if the impeach them. If the Justices should be impeach ed the machine, at no distant day, the mountains and tavincan officer of the stale ran be (fe-privtd of his salary while m office. We have there the spectacle of a rentteman hokllDZ an office under the highest U gfelative and Judicial authority and ibe L-gblturw saying be ball have no pay for iU The uiandauiu-i dimply gave a remedy to a citizen and officer of the State, who otherwise was remedy It's. White's claim was not a claim against the State as contemplated In the consti tution, for the constitution says that claims against the State can only be brought before the Supreme Court by petition. White's claim was brought in the Superior Court and a mandamus ordered by Judge Star- buck. The Supreme Court oom-urred In its opinion that Judge Starbock had jurisdiction in the The Legislature of 1899 passed the act for the purpose of circumventing the laws of the State. This was an open secret and known of all men. No lawyer disputes the propceitlon that every section of an act can be construed on the principle of in para materia. The only difference be tween what the Legislatures of 1895 and 1897 did and the action of the Legislature of 1899 was that the fus- ionists were bolder. They openly attempted to take the offices held by Wood and other DemocratM. We were more rstute. We clothed the purpose c.i (he act of '99 with differ ent verbage and legal phraseology, We were trying to take from a man his office and rights, which had been given him for four years. In Cot ten vs. Ellis it Is held that a man can't be starved out of his office. SM'S BUSY B 1 Ht UflUCflS'Aii Use Peruna For Colds, Coughs ana Catarrh. fifes 3 " u w u u u u . machine's instruction in the August eleetion to rob thousands of white men of their ballots. Tney think they can do anything having for its fffdct the "preserva tion of white (7; supremacy, ' even thonarh the State should be in a bankrupt coudition as a result. A rend y they are talking of issu ing a million dollars in bunds to pro vide ad qnate funds to meet xpn- ditures. Bat the WW to defend bal lot thieves and violators of law "caps the climax.'' It is unheard of and unpreceden ted, and what a houl the "niagvt'' oalamitv shout rj would havM raised if their political oppoaents hd even attempted such a thioI Indeed, th ballot stuffla machine, "drunk wi..L a sight of power" out-lltroJed Herd in their official conduct, especially in looting the Tre&sary. The people of the State were prom ised good government, reform in gov- PasteOoe Bailslag, nsatgeatery, Hon. John C. Lef twlcb. Redeems of Pnblie Moneys, whose offloe la la the magnificent building stove shown. In a Utter written from Montgomery, Ala-, uji i I take pleaewe in reoommeadiag Peruna as an excellent tonic and It Is recommended to me by thoe who have used It as a good catarrh cure. Hon. Robert Barter, Regitter United SUte Lead Office, Io write fro Montromcrr. AU.: Par some time I hare been a sufferer from catarrh la Its Incipient stare, so much bo that I be came depressed and feared mj health was generally In a decline. But hear ing of Peruna aa a good remedy I gara fr m fair trial and soon began to im prove. Its effects were distinctly bene ficial, removing the annoying symp tom and was particularly good as a tonic" Bon. J. K. Burke, Collector of Port, of Mobile, Ala- WTltee : " Peruna I can rec ommend ae a fine medicine. It nae neen used In my family and as a tonic It Is excellent. I take pleasure In testifying to Us fine qualities." P. D. Barker, Postmaster of Mobile Ala., in areeent letter, says : " Allow me to send to you my testimonial as to the As the skin covers the outsUe f the bod J, to the raucous membrane line lb' inside. Every organ, every duel, trrrj , every cavity cl the body. lined by mucous mem bran. The mu cous membranes are liable from variov' eaoeee to become irritated or lnCmel When this occurs it is called caurrft. and oatarrh may be located In the bJ. note .middle ear, throat bronchial tab, or air alls f the lang,liver,bow:. kidneys, bladder, procreatlve and on n.rr omsi. Wherever there is a mu cous membrane, there catarrh msy be also. 7s be saw. catarrh ai these rartoen msa beam known by dlfterem :tki,cmXPtbastome4.b called dytpla, catarrh o the kidney. Bright s Disease: catarrh at the bowels, dJarrheea or dysentery-. catarrh oi the mrocreatlre organs, tV kss, and so on, and so cj But our dalm Is, that these are all one ssm disease cm urrb a oJ that our remedy, Peruna, Is applicable to catarrh of aO of these various or- I believe the court could have said White was entitled to $2,800 dollars. We talk about subverting the righto if a nrwirdinate branch nftheHtete To the Mm. sober .nd .ouaer,.- vemmeat wheo ml ive ed JSTtEidS live element or tne Btac, wun i an act Intended to subvert the prin-1 for the past three montbe and AaA U a great earnestness ana gravity, we i doled of our highest court. In the most excellent tonic" pot this quest! n : Are your ma-1 fact of the law we attempted to vio- terial interests safe in the hands oJ I late the existing law when we wrote Parana Is not a cure all" lit cures Just one disease catarrh. But since caurrn is able to fasten Itself within the dlCer eat organs of the body, eo it Is that Pe runa cures affections of tne) orcsx Bat we Insist thst Peruna cure one dt e&only. We claim that Peruna Utbe onlv Internal, eeientlfle remedy for ca tarrh yet devised. We claim tnai ca tarrh is a systemic disease; that is to ear. it Invades the whole system. We claim that Peruna is a systemic remedy ; that is to say.lt eradicates catarrh from the system. Catarrh is not a loc4 ii eaeet Peruna is not a local remedy Since catarrh lnvadee the system. only .evstemlcremedv can reach it. Thlals. la brief, our claim in assigning to in disease catarrh our remedy, reruns. An instructive and interesting trcsiiK on catarrh In it different forms stitf stages, will be e'ent free to any a!drr by The Peruna Medicine Co Cwlnia bus, Ohio Legislators who lay down the doc trine that deoisioas of the Court disgraced with fraud and corruption the publio understands, the purpose can be overturned at any time that in politics 1 MR. STUBB'S SPEECH. Elsewhere will be found the very able speech of Hon. Harry Stubbs oi Martin, on the Impeachment Case, delivered in the House. Mr. Stubb gives a very full re view of the White cape, and basee his argument against imieaChment on the decision of the court for the past fifty. years in such cases. He proves clearly and conclusive ly that these distinguished J ast ices had g Kl ground for rendering their decision la the White ease and their eminent and economy of urovern ment by the 'nigger1' howler?, but ubsequent action, one of their first acts was to increase He says, 'If the opinions of the the Governor's salary one thousand court in the last two years were ef dollars, then four additional judicial forts to thwart the will of the Leg districts are to be created, and so it islature, then the court has been goes, but the people who foot the bills will have an opportunity to pass judgment upon the official can didate of the redahirta yet. The tax-payers of all political par ties are to be reqaired to pay their share of the money that will ba used in defending ballot thieves. If they are to begin now to defend ballot thieves why not lay aside a general fund for the purpose of de fending horse thieves, hog thieves, sheep thieves and other criminalsl Would there not be as much jastice in doing this as there is in using the money paid by men of all political parties, to defend ballot staffers of their party t How long, oh how long, will the guilty of that offense for the last fif ty years." Wonder if there would be any at tempt at impeachment if all the Judges of the court were Democrats? We will leave this question for the ralm decision of all conservative and fair-minded men. of this little clamor. It is meant to discredit the Observer. We want to say to these cattle that it is beyond che.r power to either injure or an uoy tnis paper, lis enemies nave done their little best in this direc u jn. throughout the year, and es pecially within the past year, witb me result that it has more bust aess than ic ever had before and i stronger in every way. Cha lotte is behind It, the solid people ol Sorth Carolina are behind it, and i for the scurvy politicians, it soaps its Angers in their faces and defies them. This editorial would, however, be incomplete if it were not accom panied by the letter of Mr. Win ston, of Bertie, to the negro solid tor, White, referred to above, and it could have no better ending than it has in the introduction here of a copy of the letter in question : Windsor, N. C, June, 1890. Son. Geo. H. White, Rocky Mount, N. C. My Dear Sir: I regret that I can not attend the judicial convention tne moo snoui-i obtain control oi the Legislature? Is property, lifo or liberty secur in the hands of such men? Whith er are we drifting? Id it not tlm for men who love law and order U Call a halt chapter 21, of the laws of '99. We have a law. in North Carolina pre scribing an impossible method for the pay ment of an officer. It is claimed that the Supreme Court waited until the members oi THE LAW MAKERS. (Continued from First Page.) SATURDAY. Sexate A few bills passed the Senate but most of the time was de voted to the discussion of the clgar- the seesiou of 1899 were out of office I ?tte and divorce bill, but after pass- before thev ordered the issuance oi 1 me their second reading both bills this order. And yet you know that, were postponed until another dsy. SPECIAL. LEGISLATION, The leg slature has passed a blV authorizing the Governor to omplo counsel to protect Democratic Beg iatrars. It seems to us now that Mr. Simmons offered his service to nearly all these registrars when they were indicted, and said ht would see that no harm come t them. We thought he intended giving his services free for th ''good" of his party, but wonder i? he won't present a bill for 'sevice rendered" since he secured the pas sage of this special legislation. TO SAVE THE AMENDMENT. Col. Olds In his corresnondenoe) you Is a great pleasure I TT1 l a vy uuing juu eucuesa, I am, yours very truly, (Signed) Fbavcis D. Winston. The people of Madison county should feel proud of their represen tative, Mr. Ebbs, for the able speech he delivered Monday in the House on account oi pressing engage- lamlnat thA imnnh ments. Please put in a word to se w . cure my nomination for judge wvu' y. w naveu-s me While there is not much hope for room to publish his speech in this an election, still the remote possi- weeks' paper, bat we will gives bllltyof riding the district with I synopsis of the speech In our next I right to the same. i hey knew that the election of 1900 would tend back a Democratic legis lature that was equally powerful to impeach. We ought to be anxious in the investigation of so grave a matter to put the fairest construc tion pot-sible on the motives of other wise good and conscientious men. Why they say they shuffled on the bench, when the evidence showt ihat the court was divided in opin ion, and why should we not rather conclude that in not acting hastily, they were honestly seeking the line of duty. We should be more char itable. Judge Montgomery sided with the court in the decision of the White case and he only dissented as to the manner of payment. If the opinions of this court in the lasc two years were efforts to thwart the will of the Legislature, then the court has been guilty of that offense for the last filly years. In the case of Burton against Fur- man no money had been set apart to pay him and the decision was based upon that fact. In the case of White there were two judgments setting out the amounts due him and his issue. says: "A Demoeratlo official speaking about the Impeachment matter said It may have been impolitic to have begun It, bat that having be gun It the party would have to go through with it, for If not our amendment is gone." com- DR. QXOBOE L. KIBBT DEAD, Judge Starbuck not only ordered the issuance of the writ, but he went further than the Supreme Court. Who lost by the corruption charged? Why the SUte saved $2,400 by this decision. It's not the amount, but The (Iattha &ta w In I to firm. people submit to such hood making ment on he lntrodctfon of the "C?,U!"Ken! ab" ' Impeachment Resolution declared ;r;u T v P that the real motive was to pack ence, with the present mobecracy in thecourt to subserve the political CSu u iL , enda ot the ballot-stuffing ma- Ux-p.Ter, hay. th. matter in cht lld tt8 ib0Te .. their own hands, thev have the now. . . j . iL L , r irom Lemocrauc officials" is con-lDr will only use it. ttinf. tlma The "nigger" racket cannot do Th5a ra.u service in f uture campaigns, and the BtatGB that notwlth8tandlnif th men in control will have to give an L v-. .... . eo0..t their .te.ard.Wp t. the L, .Vpr uVt C P I ftmitnitmant io rvnttn - TkJ...a 1. ! mi I " " " e"w auo ujr cou&uumg win oome, "there Is retribution in history." Eirbv was 65 years old. and flrmatory of our view expressed at I was loved and respected by all who The resolution to Impeach Chief Justice Furch-s and Associate Judge Douglass passed the House In the death of Dr. George L. Kir- Monday. It is supposed that Messrs. the nrinrfniA involve va ind 1 Cf X X 1 A. S 4.1 wr U.I I . ... I o ojr, ouperiuwnaem, w wiw nuspiww i uraig, Alien and Winston have 1 Allen. Tnere is the law In the 65th ror me insane at oaieigu, me ocate spent much time since in discuss-1 North Carolina Reports sustaining loses one of Its best men. He was ing who should have the "pie." But I the decisions of Judge Starbuck and chosen by Governor Fowle as dl- rait PAntiaman.thA Han. ha nnt I the Supreme Court. If these judzes acted on It yet 'I nave followed the decisions of the oupreme uourt oi xonn uaroiina 1 1 J A 11 . I 41 DCCnillTinil I we saouiu gu uu lurmer u mese ilLOUlU I lull I nrooeedincrs. I have criven these decisions careful investigation and 1 PASSES THE HOUSE BY A VOTE OF SIX-am satisfied the judges have not gone outside the law as thus laid down rector of the Central Hospital for the Insane in Raleigh, and after that he was elected Superintendent and has held the position through all administrations until his death. IMPEACHMENT TY-TWO TO THIRTY-THREE. knew him. A Vi A V.. Vvl!- J! I 41. I V w i, I v - v chine. It is the amendment the leotars And h&llnt atnffAva will KaI - Wftnl ye. juageo. Judge Allen Thursday While the I Connor Reflation of Dlsprovl Defeat- " s . impeachment proceedings were be- edMMy Able 8peciie Made by ah fore the House, Said: "When we Partie Asrainst Impeachment. began to consider the resolution it Affcer debating the Impeachment This explains fully the conduct u was not with a desire to impeach, I Reeolution in the House for four of the revolntionarv RH.ahirt but to find out the truth." If this ' " wy monaay were In- Ibr leading VNcekh lt , UinJlna. n Ihe Farmer and h laper. CONTAINS ALL T1JK MW OF INTEKKST FK0M A IX I'AUTSOFTHE STATK AND FItOM ALL OVEU Till-; COUNTRY. final reading and were wuittotbe House for concurrence: To Incorporate the Charlotte, Mon roe Jt Columbia ltailroad Coniiieny. The cigarette bill wan deferred te cauoe of absence of Senator lirown until today (Tuesday). The fblloulrg bill paa-ed second and third readings; To prevent hunting and tihlrg on lands of another with cm-tent oi owner. To Incorporat the Scotland Xck The following new bills troduced: By Mr. Marshall For the "relief if each and everv Confederate nolilipr w I a at . in North Carolina." Pensions Com- ivoanoae iwiirma unp.n.v. a- Ja l ... .i.i I si... nittee they I have studied this question and I am satisnea. l conceived it my duty to go through the matter for myself, and I am. satisfied thejudges acted within law. If they have violated the law, this evidence must show beyond the perad venture of a doubt that they acted corruptly and maliciously. I have been taught that men' do not become corrupt In a minute. When men from western WHAT IS THE MOTIVE f Shannonhouse of- Mecklenbnrs I There was talk among Democrats has introduced a bill directing the I ot impeaching the Judges before was true why was it the Democrats I - voie OI w to as. Many able were talking of lmDeachiner the 8Pches were made against the Judges before the Legislature mett I resoinUo1 by members of all par-l North Carolina, who come from the ties, i nome oi me uniei justice, say he ME. STUBB'S ABLE SPES0H. I reP I The J usttces of the Supreme Court Attorney General to lnstitnto Wai ne death of the late Chief Justice Mr. Stubha nf Martin ZZiSZTirV. 9 Ia.U 80 haye not wilfully, knowingly or proceedings against the bondsmen haircloth. Can any one deny this? I argument in favor of the I minority, unsullied honor This Lririatum iwuBtie iressurer worm, to recover I " id wnvow ui etoquent, acie ana tutlon of North Carolina, and the the amount paid, because that off! I Ncl"ln wants the Legirlaturel effective speech. Hesaid y"" - ft naif Ion f Vint n.tn.tl. i I i . . .... - . 1 1 i i r-i . I I am sirkrw-icArl . r "ru uabuianjr arises, ciai oDeyea me decree of the court I w pbbs om pievenung ute state i "rr w mo pkv$uuii TUK PDCIT PY'C what is the governing motive be- In Davinar White's salartr Nnti,i- Treasurer from paying the salary of thIs resolution, and I think it right " InC Until 0. hind the Impeachment proceedings? but persecution can be enacted I Dr- Abbott, Corporation Commiss- Is the ballot stufflog machine from the Bed-shirt Revolutionists I loner, who was elected for six years. maa because some of its ballot ' I The redshirt revolutionists are in- as. a - . I I mieves are inaicted in theFodArall Where went tho mi.hi: I deed hnncrv for th fl nh I . -a wisuu' uouri; tor deliberate, malicious and era (?) of the Constitution last sum- aw that they are in power. In the . (Continued on Third Page) tnat l shouia give you my . reasons therefor. As sueirested bv th chapter 1 past gentleman from Wayne we should I Craisr Ex-Bennblican. ex-snnnorter 1. of the eltctlon I mer when that sacred Instrument I Plgn they would have you be- Iswerable nowhere save at the bar of I was being trampled in the duett wilful violations law? Are the Justices to be Impeached or pers cuted because of these In- A8A mattbrofihws. dictmr nts pending against the wll- We aked the editor ot the News ful violators of the elontlnn 1a.iv I and Observer last week to tn thA -vwa-waa. ln B w . WMU approach this matter dispassionately. with fairness and justice and honest ly. When we do that we are an- neve that only Fosionists. want of flees. . last Augustf When the true history of these proceedings is known we dare say that the foregoing questions can be answered affirmatively. Are the people of the State will ing to continue In power men who resort to such revolutionary meth ods of packing our Supreme court as the machine is now attempting to do? The masses know that the impeachment la for the purpose of getting Jobs for some hungry Dem Osrats, and to enable the court, thus packed, to render political decisions in harmony with the views of the Mllot-stafflng machine. people of North Carolina, as a mat ter cf news, how much he and his had received at the hands of the Re t. VI . A puDiican party, we have waited to the Legislature. It seems strange, doubtless, ihat I There is to be consolidation oi many of the railroads of the country on a stupendous scale, so the press dispatches indicate. This will be should be demurring from done in order to dispense with the of fact and law, which this com ui it services of thousands of employes. It tee bas reported favorably. I demur 1 at,tAl that a knnnul 1 hnnimtlti an. fa - 1 - one whole week and he still hasn't lars w; 11 ne saved each year by thus of fact and law are concerned -answered. We again ask him the nrtalung the force of tae empley- To justify these proceedings we question, and hope this time he e' - must find that these judges not on- wiii not aisappoint of Blaine, ex-representative and ex-swearer by his right arm not tc yote for any - measure that wouh take "away from any man, white r t black, his right to vote, now im peachment enthusiast. . PART , By Mr. Ward To regulate the collection of rents In lnagistrates' courts. Judiciary Committee. By Mr. Smith To regulate forms of liens in Johnston county. Ju diciary Commit ee. Also to splint ! additional justices of the peace In Beulah township, Johnston coun ty. The bill to amend chapter 368, Acts 1899, in reference to compen sation of treasurers in certain cases, affecting operation of liquor dispen saries, elc. PASSED THIRD READING, Bill requiring commissioners of Forsyth county to erect signboards along public roads. House The following new bills were Introduced; By Mr. Graham An act author izing the commissioners oi Granville county to levy a special tax. By Mr. Allen of Wayne An act to incorporate the Atlantic A North western Railroad Company. By Mr. Daniels of Warren An act to regulate the fees of clerks of court and registers of deeds. By Mr Simms of Wake, (byre- quest) An act to authorize the com missioners of Wake county to fund the floating debt of the county. MONDAY. Senate The following new bills were Introduced: By Mr. Currie To prevent live stock from running at large in por tions of Bladen county. By Mr. Warren In regard to fishr ing and hunting on bridges across the Neuse and Trent rivers, being supplementary to bill already passed. uaienaar. By Mr. Sugg To protect travel ers along public roads of Craven county. Counties, Cities and Towns Committee. By Mr. Dula To authorize com. missioners of Wilkes county to levy a special tax. BILLA PASSED. To improve the public roads of Person county, and levy tax for same. To establish a graded school to be known as the "Guilford," in Guil ford county. a empowering commissioners of Beaufort county to levy special tax. Authorizing Harnett county an mormes - to ' levy a r special tax to build bridges, etc. Amendatory of town of Laurin- burg. Incorporating the town of S Den- --a " cer, itowan county. Amending charter of Charlotte, Carolina & is orth western Company. our own consciences. This is a great question. We are upon the eve ofra.dnir nnnn nna nf . -t , . the greatest questions ever presented rxTw "TVnB7 OI vecr8e to the Lpirislaiure. ' White, (eol.) ex Bpubhean candi date for Judge, ex -organiser white government leagues, ex-white su premacy . spell binder now . im peaehment enthusiast. -r: X- pabt 3. G r a ha m Ex representative, ex judge, ex bnff 1(T) brotner-m-law to Walter Clark and impeachment enthusiast. ns; we- also . A . , .x L committed an error of Judgment, ! Alien Ex-partner of Judge Fair- Ahe great defendere(f) of the eon- but we must rofiirthr .nJ eloth. ex-Jodsre. ex-attornev for nopemeeaitor oi the News and . me con- out we must go further and sav Observer will not think we areim- 8tuunon tneur to impeach their action was wUful, corrupt and pertinent in asking the Question o of our Justiees wUl not deceive malicious. The1 resolution of im- Kequesuon. anybody as to the real motives gov- peaehment says nothing of the de- The "State Manure Pile," other- ZaE-11 wnt cision in the White case, referring wise known as the Agricultural De- Se bench. Ptisans on only to the mandamus issued by the partment, has not yet made Its re- '' ' ' v"' court. This is a tacit admission that porttothe legislature. It should Wh. i decision in the White case is the eloth, ex-Judge, ex-attorney for -Warner, ex-representative. ex-MFri- day" to F. M. Simmons, now im- peaenment enthusiast. " :: - - pabt 4. -' Spainhour Ex Democrat, ex-Pop- ulist for ofiloe, ex Solicitor, re-ex ed Democrat and effi te seeker, and of course an impeachment enthu siast. Gould plain people expect better from this gaunt, hungry oa- uaverous looxing nvsi Bushnell, Incorporating county. Authorizing Mitchell levy special tax Litt'eton Female College continues to receive more applications f.ir teach era irom amonx its termer oanila and '..WWJ6?. " " W ' TtaflmaH S0 n can a cept- At this Axiumu. time everv former nunii nt thm i I -m r-f w. uv -UVU tion. so far s can be aMvrUined, who Swain desires to teach is at wok j A tearb-r is desired ra mediately f -r ennntv to ? w ' . FUDIV, CB1 Any oung connty to huiy wUhmg this p ace may write at once to Kv. J. u o t . . . i The following Senate bills passed --.. WS1PD(D If setlectoa under, mines I te wliole phjsi eal and mental A suspenaorr win never core; an opara- . . i on w.n not curb ei- eept as amputation ears a sore foot. The only treatment " d0"TrtK!ele-Hu4ttlmbeeffldei tararlaWj In W per cent, of an eae-u tnat of Dr. H.shswy. " wnf lus,T8M4 tretotli appued by tte paOept btosetf a bom. It Is painless ana cause, no toconTenienceTtt enresbymeansof abrrbttop.reaiicIng the distended and elooamteA WoodveatotbeUiiatuialbaaltt -y TUj netbod of treatment I used only by Dr. Eatbawa. ' -.tSL ma" xc?ttjT9 "hod Dr. pathaway eums StrtaSus lJlS?,?, ,Pic,ltT 1 confined tr CbiontoXHseejss. t cladlas Sexual, Urinary and Bkmd diseases. . , wrtte for the new eolUoa of bU et casebook! UI'Mlsl U ITOiwsv wr a VlsTPsT HsmJtJi vA a.ja.- wt-t. nvMaasskiiskafjb -f ""yfrff" pn. TrrTHil mm hum Consnttatlon. adrlee. book sad blanka im eaa CS,lAwA 0 SsPD" teeth Broad StreV. amend by comtultte, adding 1 1 1- wonin "or to any point in Halifax, Martin and Edgecomb- count b-s." To amend chipter !2, A"h Ihk5, In refereiic to th hauling f grain. etc., by railroad couiiBinie-', ete. To amend N-ctlon 1, clmpter 31, Acts 1899, in reference to -jim com " separate coach or railroad law, tut a- to require separate coichw on all trains 4,hauling pasn'rs," ins?ea! of stating on all "passenger t rain.-," as the - law now Mand-t S-iiatrr Ward explained that thn bill was designed to reach certain mall roads in the eastern section of tlw HtaU that, in order to avoid M'paraU coach for negroes require ment, hitch on a freight car simply for the pur pose of calling it a mixed train," etc. To Incorporate the Duplin & On slow Railroad Company. To incorporate the Snow Hill Banking and Trust Company. To instruct the Secretary of States to print the election returns of 1 598 and 1900. To regulate the execution ofcrlm inals sentenced to death. (Prohib its public hangings anywhere in the State; amends section 1243 of the Code and requires hangings to be in private.) For the better protection of crops in Wilkes county (stock law.) To amend chapter 488, Acts 1899, Provides for the election of county commissioners by the justices of the peace in Brunswick county same law that It now applicable to about a dozen eastern counties, including New Hanover, Halifax, Beaufort, Washington, ft al. House The following new bills were introduced: By Mr. Spainhour To authorize commissioners of Yancey county to issue bonds. By Mr. Jenkins To incorporate Oxford Seminary for Girls. By Mr. Zachary For Immediate renei oi insane persons In county J aua. (Continued on Third Page.) A deed of trust was Monday filed in the Clerk's office by the Neuse River Cotton Mills. The deed is for $75,000 and is made for the purpose oi increasing the plant. It required $75.00 worth of revenue stamps, and ' me. registers fee was: more than $500. For Single Subset-.) tion One Yem $1. 1 GRAM) CLUB RATi Sfiul us Five cnsU .Subsrr. Hons, and we will win! ; Ihe PatKT one ye&r Fn: if yon are already a Su!. ber we will move up dale one year. Home & Fan ANI The Caucasia One Year for' SI 25. The H0L1E ANQ FARtt is i Eight-page, SBni-MoniMr - . .:. Agricultural Paper1 I If you yrinh to reach People advertise in THE Agents wanted in eyery Jfei borhood. Write for pat ---r : : CArn ASIAN PUB.01
The Caucasian (Clinton, N.C.)
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