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BIG DAY'S WORK IN SENATE,
CHILD IAHOl LILL FINALLY PAREUS
I's TiHlUtM ICEADIINO
Appropriation 1illi l Passed-Alao the
House BillI Foolbielclirg the oarrylieg
of Fire Arms Leop Thon 20
Inches III Lengtlh.
[The State, February 13.]
The senate did a rousing day's
work yesterday. The senators were
in a working mood and, although
thero were many speeches, action was
taken on a groat many bills.
At the morning session the bill to
give Winthrop college the use of 25
convicts was debated and killed; the
unique house bill as to carrying pis
tols was given its second reading
after a long debate; and a big batch
of second reading bills wore advanced.
Many bills were continued until the
next session at the request of the au
thors who saw no chance of getting
them through this year.
At the night setsion the general
appropriation bill was given its third
reading and ordered sent back to the
house for concurren.e in the senate
amendments, which are unimportant,
except the defeat of the appropria
tion of $100,000 for the common
schools. Considerable work was also
put in on the supply bill.
Mr. McMaster's bill to extend the
rights and remedies of employes of
railroad corporations, as provided by
the constitution, to employes of street
railway and textile mill corporations
and telegraph companies was the
first bill on the calendar and was
taken up and given its second read
ing.,
THIRD READING BILLS.
These 'ills passed the third read.
ing:
Mr. " tler's bill to authorize the
commissioners of Cherokee to build
bridges across Broad river.
Mr. Elder's bill to provide for the
completion of Winthrop - college and
to appropriate money therefor.
The bill relating to the publication
of the supreme court reports.
NO CONVICTS FOR V INTHROP.
Mr. Brice's bill to require the di
rectors of the penitentiar) to furnish
25 convicts to Winthrop college was
taken up for its second reading.
The committee report was unfa.
vorable, on the ground that this was
an indirect appropriation.
On Senator Sheppard's motion to
indefinitely postpone the bill the ayes
were triumphant and Winthrop will
not get convicts.
PISTOLs MUCsT GO.
Mr. Cooper's bill to regulate tbe
carrying, manufacture and sale of
firearms usually used for the imfh.
tion of personal injury, and to make
a violation of the same a misde
meanor, was then taken up. The
bill is very drastic in its provisions,
and the committee report on it was
unfavorable.
Senator Graydon offered an amsnd
ment making the bill apply only to
pistols, and advocated the bill with
his amendment at some length.
Senator Aldrich tbought it the
best bill that has been introdneed at
this session. Public opinion has
crytalized on two points, he said,
that whiskey and pistols are respon
sible for most of the crime. The
penalty for carrying coneealed wea
pons is entirely too low. He knew
of nao evil in the St.ate more to be de
plored than the almost universal ens
tom of carrying concealed weapons.
It is a most demoralizing and degrad
ing thing. The penalty cannot be
made too severe. The habit of carry.
ing a conealedl weapon will make a
coward of any~ man. All the conr
age he erer had will be sbnk in thme
barrel of his pistul, and ii be ever
gets into a ,row '.-itbout bis pistol he
will ran as sure as be Jives. A pis
tol is a disgraceful thing, and no
maan oaght to be allowed to carry
onse le4tber on'eahid or not J.f a
man needs a fire arm at all he needs
a gan and o a pitel.
Seama)ter Mower anadyzed the bilL.
En the finVt piece it absoalutely for
bids aitiilz, e car'ryitng a pistd,
whther anoeiTed er ou, and a pro
wisiica 'of that kmd is einhiiiegg eno
itariona . It saso prorideM thbat
fire arm of less thani a certain size
and weight. Ho seriously doubted
if the passage of laws on this subjoet
will nccomplish much good. Wo will
have something besides laws.
The sonato refused to strike out
the enacting words by a vote of .16
to 21.
Sonator G raydon offered an amend
ment to simply make it unlawful for
a man to carry a fire arm loss than
20 inches in length or less than throv
pounds in weight. This, ho said,
will give a man the right to bear any
arms except pistols.
Senator Brown moved to indolli.
nitely postpone the whole matter.
On this the vote was 15 to 12, and
the senate refused to postpono the
bill.
The question of adopting Smnator
Graydon's amendment then camo up
and was adopted by a vote of 10 to
10.
Senator Gruber moved to indefli
nitely postpone the bill, but the
chair ruled the motion out of order.
Senator Gruber then moved to ro
commit the bill. This was votod
down by a vote of 19 to 14, and then
senate tefusod to recommit.
The minority amendment that the
lines collected under the operations
of this bill shall go to the school
fund in the county in whiol the vio
lation oc urred was then adopted.
The bill t1jon passed its second
reading.
CHILD LABOR BILL.
The child labor bill was then taken
up for its third reading. Senator
Sullivan offered an amendment to
place the age limit at 10 years in
stead of 12 years, and to provide
for compulsory attendance upon the
public schools for. at least four
months each year of all children not
eagaged at work. Parents or guar
dians failing or refusing to send
such children to school as provided
are punishable as for a misdemeanor.
Obildren from 7 to 12 years old are
to be sent to school for at least four
months e9ch year. He said the
senate stated its object in passing
the bill against child labor was to
insure an education for the children,
and he wanted it carried to its
logical conclusion, and offered the
bill in good faith. He repudiated
the idea that a compulsory education
law would affect the negro que?tion,
as the negroes are sending- their
children to school anyway.
Senator Marshall said he hoped
there would be no debate on tho
question. Every senator has had
his say. He thought the practical
effect of Senator Sullivan's amend
-nent.s would be to kill the bill and
he moved to lay the amendment8 Ofl
the table. On this the vote stood 21
to 14 and the amendments were re
jected.
Senator May field offered an amend
:nent to make the school term in
factory towns of equal length with
rural communities, which wias
adopted.
Senator ]Hydrick offered an
amendment that if any parent or
guardian should make affidavit that
the earnings of a child were nec.es
sary to the support of the parent of
the child itself such child might be
employed.
Senator Graydon 'opposed the
amendment, as it would be abused
and would practicaiy kill the bill.
Senator Ragedale said there
-might be an occasional case in which
a fatber migh' need the earnings of
his child but it would be very rare,
mnd as the purposed amendment
would leave open room for abuses
and might practically kill the bill, he
thonght, it should be voted dowv,
We are to consider wtat is best foi
theo children and rnot what is best fovi
the parenta.
On the question of adopting the
amendment the vote stood 17 to J 7
There was a tie and the lieutenai
goverwor voted x.o, thus reeting
the amoerd [ment
Senator Sharpe vffered .an amend
ment, whicih was adopted, alnow,j.n
an orpano child, spom filJing am
afidavit, 40 s:soare work in a factor;
if it was ntoeesary- in *order to earn
Senator Grubetr offered an amend.
aneut 40 ~aske the provisimas oi tIk;
Tho bill thon piamod its third
reading nd was ortlorod tigro,svd
and solt to (h hoiso.
AS To VrititF t- l e .AI liIs.
Mr. Bavot's bill to a1md41it liaet
ontitled "nll it to provido for tho
rn1OWing of '1r1111tors of forrit's whiohl
havo expirod, or are ibout to mxpiro,
and for grantitig cliirteri for forries
not horvtofore,'' Wit takvn up antid
givoi) its thiri rtaring.
TO WOIi T CEINt'A.E-ilios.
Sonator Slt-ppard intridied a
retsolution, Which wis lt oil, that.
tho Hvnato (onuililtoo clorkm ho ro
quirod to aitit. tho ongrosming do.
partintit for tih romititilor of tho
808iOn whi1o Io, othIlrwito engagolI.
Sonautor aIr11.ihall introdueed ia roti
olution, whili WIaH aloptO, lookinig
to taking up the Mr (1ti a carng
for tha furnittiro in tho St ato hioutio
whilo tho repair work is going oil.
MAI.UDA MAV 1841UF HONIM.
841vrall day1p aigo Sonaitor Caughi-I
manl hald co0nt.ilmeid until tho next
Hession a bill outhorizing ti. town of
Saluda to hold an olhetion onl tho
(IuIftiol of issiuing hondi to tho
Johnston, Satludit, Oromnwood and
Andorson railroad Yesitorlay Io
liskecod unanionsl Colimmit to havi
tho bill restorod to the pliteo on tho
calendar, an( it will probably git
through at thii iotsionj.
ANOTI I El N EW I 1.,.
Sonator IHfnderson introduced a
bill to muio furthor pr-oviHimn for thm
proHcution of olioid casneu .
NIGIN' onENSION.
At tho night Hofiiion tho firnarmco
Committoo, to whom wis roftrrml ti
govornor't niOiiago ill roformnco to
the litorgation inl tho agricull. ral
hall casio, roportod that thty li don.
iderod th iattor and atkod to bm
disecharged from further cosidora
tion of tho mattor, which Wias donm.
Thisi eridsi tho wholo matter.
Sonator Mowor offi)red un aienid
ment that tie booki of the comity
troasurors shoild be closeu from
January 31dt to Dzeormibor 15th in
order to allow tho iit of dolinqiots
to bo mado. Thmy are to be oporid
after that until F'ebruary 1, when if
the taxwi ar not paitid by that timv,
the penalty lsill atta1ch. 'Pho anInid
ment was ordered printed in the
journal and will bo cojsidJerwd today.
T E A ''I )PR'ItAT oN W.1.,.
Considertion of tho appropriation
bill was resumred aod the following
amenmdmnts were proposedr uand
adopted: To provide $lO00 for the
expenses of the Chsickaimauga bat tle.
field comisiHon at the un0veiling <-x.
ercjies ir: May; to marke the sialary 'f
the cod', e-nmiJsiionier $50(0 instteaid
of $400; for insulring the buildinags
of the Sonth Carolina college $450;
for insuring certain property at t he
State0 hospital for the in8ane $11'7.
On a propo.sal toi pay W. A. Bar
her $1,000J for legal service in the
iitergationi in the agricultural hail
case the-re wasi coniderablIe djiscub
aion. Mr. Graydoni opposeid the
p)ropostitionJ, ayig M. BarberF'8 ser
ices were rendej red witbho', prope~r
authority. The hist.ory of the caie
is~ well knaownl. Seiat.ora JBri~e anrd
Glenn favored the paymenit of the
su, aing hbe amrount had been
earried arnd it was rJo'thinig but jusu,ee
that it vshouIld be paid.
Senat.or I agd.al" mo'rved to imdcf
in)i tely J)tp td the ap)prop)riatijon.,
but this~ was voted~' down; and- Sen
ator Ilderton mrovtYo m(n ake t be fe
$500 inisteud of $1 .000 arid i is~ too
was rotedi dowy.. The boyJrmtt,as
recomn ndat ion to pay Mr. Barber
I$ I,000 wias ado&pted.
There wast a ovosiderable discus
ition and the proposed increase of the
saladiry of thbe su preme cou rt report er
fromn 21900 to $3,300. he ameod
'mert was. adoptod w.butt diaeus*;io,
bu1tt lter at LQton)L wa maIidI to
reonstider it".d there was a tie vote.
The lieutenant governor voted no
and the,stenate refused 1o reonst&ider
*th.e XLTincreas thaiit had beu voted.
a Senat.or Sh aardm muornai to
t ri ko ouit I ho a ppropriat ion of
*",000 for a s'huol bilinilg for tho
donif, IIIIIb) Ilitl bIndI( s11kyllii. I It,
Haidi t his wast not inl opposit iont to t ho
int itit. ion, 111b t. t hat ill oforl. woulid
o Ill11dt.o ilritig till viluiig yo'l
to 1111v thiel intlOluitionls for thilt blimd
an tIlh fill donlf anld iIIInb, Sllaritil,
lild if thit bujibtling ' i-4 athorll zed 111
ow it, will dotor thi 11t11drtthillg
If tho insltiltu it oion'u ar o divitiil thi-4
1111hiig will no f bo noh'dod; if it
1--gishiluro d to oil to fillow
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A>bj-efion It lt aipplopritio, ,ill
luply uiHl i t ha h i 114% pt ptil4 1
for o, your. Il rmIi a ho ti,r froi,
Ro 1 . 1 '. Mltl ov'k, thtit, pr(ititiont Otf
hm 1auim-ilointion of Ihm blilid,
iHkl<Ig tilt Ihl ma10or bo por t n111oll
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11ti bo proplorly brought hborn tho
1onoral aIoinbly.
Soiitor NI (w%r mil th (ho miporill.
u4o1idnt ald rogniltH of thm ilit .ionulm
Iad ulrgt tho nmol of tiho buildling
it) urgtidy thl. it o t.hought. it wv hiil,l
>M i flrvi l oI4(1 ro l'fm it. flow. Tlw,
robwmni ox iHt H ofr i o rioet ingt im
h lulitilbrill of pupilli or inleronumiing
hm accoullat11on111.
Thi linye" rllIlitym wor vunloll ()mt
a.r Shoppairi' rt llnll to polit
ponI this approprliationl for ol y1141t'.u
lho nypm I-41 roi Vd I 1) ni( I I lh linyt
22, andl( ctho monaths rofutiml to p)otl
ponlo Cho approprild.ion.
WIN I N Til1tol' C O.. L :.
Smnator Grily<ill) offl,rmd anl
n111dimill, .1t 1 ippiopriat
hro i for thi rmining o.xip-imi-ii i f
Wihithrop Colliigt frurn $.1;,10) it)
>,100. 1,11d y 1I*nr , "11aid, 11141 cd1l
0gil Was1 riml oni ';. :,000, undar lilt
, w Ito ranior wily T:3',000 wo>lld
ii,d bo ('11oulgh Iipir. th-a 1Th c()I
lfigo, his 1 d rltold, paid it slnd
Cllno grdwifir $.,00IA tai ymir, and
lasA yoir paid mori $7,000 for "li
bor.
Jbatr ilgmbdno imppjorbsid Smi
aifor Ornaon't rionjioij. IIts thoughit
51,000 would beufiloet
8(mator brivo watld fts appro
priation b.) rmijaiii -I13,000. Thi!i Ilk
un iricrmwis of $10,000 ov(ir livit
Pmer, but thi tnow dormit-ory momi b.)
bo opilnicd will Im-all a. Incronen of
200 pupilti, ad tho muonry will till
b) o roie d d. I I i d(miwd tha i it , , 1th ir1
was any iixt ravagacs tt Wit.hromp,
anrid mnid it. would bo u girei. imi-t shi
to cripp lo mt in it.i.i,n.
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