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MARLBORO ASKS EXTRA SESSION State Cotton Warehouse Plan Urge( Upon Lawmakers-Gov. Blease Declines to Call Session. Bennettsvile, Nov. 6.-Quite a rep resentative body of the business men bankers, merchants and planters, in cluding 'Marlboro's house delegation assembled in the court house thiE morning to discuss the feasibility o what is known as the "Louisian plan," which has for its object the en 'Ohancing of the value of the cotton crol of the South, and which has been ver) ably and enthusiastically discussed ir the papers by the Hon. John L. Mc Laurin. The Hon. Don McQueen waE 0-called to the chair and Mr. D. I. D McLeod was chosen secretary. MVcLaurin Explains Plan. The chairman called upon the Hon J. L. McLaurin to state the object 0 the meeting, he being just back frorr New Orleans, in attendance on thE governo'rs' convention, and Mr. Mc Laurin discussed and explained, to the entire satisfaction of every hearer ir attendance, the merits of such course. The enthusiasm attendan was very marked, indeed, and th( presentation of the object in vie, tas so able and plain that every on( resent is thoroughly convinced tha1 start, indeed, has been made tha forever solves the complex question o, cotton holding and cotton marketing Mr. Charles Crosland, after a brie: and logical statement, presented foi the consideration of the assembly th( ~following resolutions, which were un animously adopted: The Resolutions. "Resolvied, by the people of Marl boro county, in convention assembled that his excellency, the governor o: the State, be requested to call th< general assembly together in extra session, and that the session be mad' the regular session, to do all busi ness for the State, and that the ques tion of State building, purchase ani control of cotton warehouses be set tied at the earliest day possible. No The second resolution was: "Resolved, by the peopl'e of Marlbor< county, and es.pecially the cotton grow ers, in convention assembled, that oua ~nembers of the general assembly, a hieir earliest opportunity, cause ar et to be passed requiring all cotto3 l d in open market, and all cottoI the time of being placed in,ware buses to be accurately graded by al * pert grader,,satisfactory to seller al ell as buyer, and that the fee fo: meshall be fixed by legislation an< made compulsory to all alIke." On motion of Mr. E. W. Evans, the -chair appointed the present member: of the general assembly from Marl hat, with the Hon. John L., McLaurt Mr. Charles, Crosla'nd a specia e omnmittee, to call on the governor, i: Columbia, 'hat the earliest date possi ble, and urge action on his part t< further and aid in the carrying out c eplans abovie suggested. 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I have used itnow fo One hog died bfore I ot the liniment, but I have not lost any since. A. J. MCARTY, Idaville, Ind. Sold by al Prie .& $1.00 Besa's 3eek on Eeses, Casttl, logs ad Peiltr usree Mhas Lp Thne FamOus The Rayo Lamp is the best an< for any part of your home. It is in use in millions of families it famous. And it never flickers. In the dining-room or the parlor the I tive. It is a becoming lamp-in itself and or library, where a clear, steady light is ne The Rayo is m&de of solid brass, nick finishes. Easily lighted without removing st Ask your dealer to show you his line of Rayo lamps Standard Oj (Incorp L South Carolina take steps of coopera tion. The Governor's Reply. Gov. Eleasl ,it the following let ter Tuesday afternoon in reply to the' resolutions: Mr. J. J. Evans, Bennettsville, S. C. Dear Sir: Your wire of November 6 received. I presume you are aware of the fact that when the general assembly raised their salaries, and in order to do so attempted to evade the constitution, that "hey provided that for each ses sion of the general assembly the mem bers shall receive $200 each. I fought this very vigorously, being a member of the general assembly at the time, because I believed t;tat it was a violation of the constitution to I raise the salaries, and furthermore be - cause under the act members would receive the same pay for an extra ses sion, even though it only lasted one or ;more days, that they receive for the regular sessions. I thought then I was right, I still think I was right, and ) your telegram convinces me beyond %doubt that I was right, because were I to tall an extra session of the gen teral assembly now, under this act, eac member would be entitled to $200, 1even though tehy only remained in lsession but for a very short period. -At the same time, you will remember, the legislature took a recess and went Shome and then came back for a few rdays to elect a United States senator to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Lati mer. Many of the members' of the legislature took pay for this extra few jdays' session. As senator, I took the position that it was not right, and that ino man had a right to take pay for the extra few days. I refused to ac cept my check and returned it to the -State treasurer. I was endeavoring then, as senator, to keep down what I fconsidered useless and what might be some day very expensive legislation, 'and I am now still of the same opin ion as I was then. Furthermore, were I now to call an extra session of the legislature, who would - be benefied? The farmers who are wealthy and who have been able to hold their cotton, while the poor man who is compelled to sell woldu receive no benefit,from the extra session, but would be com pelled to pay his share of the taxes which the extra session would cost, and which would possibly be $100,000 or more. In addition to this there are a large number of taxpayers who have no cotton to hold. They would be compelled to pay their part of the' taxes for this extra session, and would receive no benefit 'whatever therefrom. The constitution provides when the regular session shall be held, and no xtra session that I might' call could do away with this regular session, for it is compelled to convene; therefore, if it met only for a few days at the regular 'time, under the act, which I mentioned in the first part of this let ter, they would be entitled to $200 and their mileage. Therefore, to call an extra session of the general assembly would -entail a- very heavy expense upon all of the taxpayers of this State when only those who have held cotton would 'be benefited thereby. The State officers have not their re ports ready, and some of them could not possibly get them ready before the convening of the regular session of 'the general assembly; therefore, Ithe extra session could not act intel ligently upon matters which would be brought up in the regular session, based upon these reports, and for this reason, in my opinion, an -extra ses sion of the legislature can not be well held. at this time. 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