The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-21
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NUMBER ONE.

special Cor STATE CHRoNiCLE')
NUMBER ONE.
c,,.roeo. N. c., Oct. Goth. u have
~, % frequently during the past
month, on a special feature of the
gaIey Tariff bill, and a recent com
,,,ttion from my pen to the Balti-
having been wired to the New
grls 0y the Associated Press
,s,ralu,aa in several Southern pa
qo1 tbs further fact that Senator
o,. svprl2srto append to relevant
s- aad cause 10 be printed in the
~, aI Rae)rd, a letter to him,
~ i hadt.atgd the specific clause
m. an IS Na,ea | had addressed my
..tra .. .ia c.ed ny Investigations,
..m ai.aly question the abili
t#vse toyiCld entirely fresh
.u.s Ht paper, the preparation
Uf au, essay at the request OF
#.o as CHRONICLE
Mga ,IetJ fairy review any
~. X ug l,c.n tsrif legislation
n re51u.Uug the lnseparabliity
Vance aarciyom The OH
/. dllLs IT Jhe Senate, from the
Y .gt5 ths end, are vital With his
& / opposition
5 entering into a history Of the
u Conspiracy between Il publican
ess aai the iron makers of Pitts
r,. Ia, eabal which Vance sought
nsuate, wish to be distinctly IN.
r8ld ! neither desire nor need any
y from public men. Soon after
mj5rty year | asked to be appoint
PiyIc Librarian of North Carolina
b, | sought OF Mr. Vance immediate
after bis induction into the post bel
n doy5ruorship from which he passed
ile Senate. He refused. With thi
a'ement, trust that the reader wh'
AZ oo . stranger to my pen will not
what am about to say of Mr.. Vanc
sincerity which those who know m
4 viii not question.
As have suggested, there can be n
lparIllI consideration of the recen
flil le1ate In Congress without notin
r con pIcuousAess of Mr.. Vance. MI
.chmIey, Of the House, in his init;
l,horsmp and unrelenting advocacy
le bill known by his name, was NJ
.ore pronounced than was Mr.. Vance
'Sent and tireless opposition in tt
tlAte. When the record of the il
.l.'y shall have passed to the pages
'Tmd history, and history in later d
iyllonS OF tradition and folk lore, shs
reserve to the remotest American pc
'u'ythe memorials Of those days, VIII
,Ant monopoly sta king into the ha
|gS alton, forged fe.ters whose ga
w Itlc.lon the poor must endure, the
W then stand forth the name of Van
uami ever designating prophet
ae potr, hurllng the wrath of justice
Oe aYatce Of man, and FROM the We
u'Homeuts OF al aristocracy Of go
'ilng aloud for lberty and refusing
i'll his peace.
aad frequently heard Mr.. Vance
~ ~ huStlngs III North Carolina, bur, ,
y tae recent tariff debates in the S
II, ! had found no opportunity to @
y '' MS abilities when surrounded
more than eighty of his Senatorial pee
= o JQdge of what TO my mind '
.uen q revelation, that he was posi-
foremost man in America in W
i i Nl'Sn as running debate," also
S,sgu.'Slon, which Cigressiug from eS
tallatAcy left those Senators with O
:. special preparation for the regular or
4, 3 wy hour helpless in a tourny "
" "-'Puouean Senator'S from constituen
" we IN the industrial arts.
D''lAI the recent debate aud W
,aV ,""V ! "orman was occupying the fl
:, !, " r' dlced Senator Vance, in the lc
y W. senate to one of the largest m
S9''' 9. manufacturers in this count
~ ~ "lo.e business and working pc
- sle SG 10 great peril because of the de
oougresS to tax the raw material
oa'y ior It's existence and their
poymelt beyond reason and to th,
Sa5 S,gs OF exorbitancy When Mr.. V
rSn -" withdrawn TO his duties in
bia bi"uloer the manufacturer rema
MI ~ surprise at the Senat or's famili
"f,i "',4 not only tie scope but the min,
~. .ue Industries of this country
p,so moo,. MS exact information regardin
- arts Of Europe. The fa
information regarding
In which he himself is ems
'ichIy lpplemented by til
Nj s.w wIedg, of Senator V;
'at hy onhesitatiuay coneratu
| ortl. carolina in sendi.g to the 8,
man who was mot tn
latch for the Senators erom
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