The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-23
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|yss -fLEoTID'
n>cr Is ENTIRELY
SATISFIED. i
Question Opcn i: ID"
v,.t to instruct senator
'| POS the >uh-Treasury
,..S I1 8, Tie, Ga" % it.
r. re.sive FL mer con
owing corr, spouGence be-
rlr,, CARR, President OF The
Alliance and SENATOR
be- OF great interest to
| arth, safe, for it absolu-
b'ysattles The sena
Na,,h Carolina.
.lrnt Cars Letter.
NOVEMBER 20, 1890.
Vance. BLACK MOUNTAIN,
.,.Jyja CO.:
| Auey ctretully consider
tl situation IN "Hr STATE,
i, write you aud asE the
.iou: If the legislature
to advocate aud vote for
.n,y plan of financial re-
,n carry out said instruc-
u.a? hope tha you
nil 40 40. reflect in the
| ,r.a on your devotion 10 the
y,r.h Carolina, but thero are
1,re Uajtad states Senators
olr ia,rru tions, and also
-. y. r.tro tb " have d'sregarded
/ |II.us.f1af you viii give me al
,,nr etrllst convenience.
Very respectfully,
EIIAS CARR,
Pr,s,t y. q. +. ). A.
senator yancc's Reply.
rYrgp STATES SENATE.
/, .iagou, d. G., Doe. 6, 1890.
President y. &. Farmers AL
| gIi Sparta, n. O.;
r In answer to your official
.a8an Of the 205h ult., which
,.acl me uutil the 1st inst, |
/ y oy that | rscogulze the old
| ys doctrine of the right OF tho
y esftuc their representatives
h. nls.f egeqt to which it has ever
l crred in i nth Caroliua. ] hold
4 tsa v Of Dhe peopl', clearly and
4 eG;o...l7 expressed, must be ooey-
\ e.. 0mplacca would involve the
lr.s-nay ia a moral wrong, in
m. wa1ld BE- his duty to re-
| SIS. place to representative
mJ obey Good idith in the ob-
|rp Instructions and pnblic
| ~l, absolutely essential TO q gov
k9go Ion ia, popular will.
y.ry respectfully yours,
Z B VANCE.
4 nsPfogrCssive Farmer Speaks.
4 f-aaatn, upon this correspondence
yo Farmer says:
SETTLED.
} rtlesJrre 70 the correspondence
seen Pe,l3ant Carr and Senator
zee, printed in another column, i
b. seen that tde Senator agrees I,
s TIE instructions Of the General AS
lby, ii it shall "dncquiyocally" di
Tim ta vote for the SUB rREAsUR,
IAN q financial reform 1t is nov
duty o. the people of Moth Carolin
meet 10 their several townships ant
.lyate % their representatives IN tn,
leril Assembly their will, as t
a'her Senator Vance shall be instruct
% support the Sub-Treasur
jan or not. In these meet
{, there should be the fulles
trtest discussion of the merit
idemsrJts Of the sub reasury"plan,
Y view to aScertaining its practic
.'y asa scheme of reform. 1t hs
q sad. more than once, that the ms
Z Of the farmers in North Carolir
.e eofpo.ad to the Sub Treasury bil
laE opposition exists, now is the tin
tto manifest itself. The Allianc,
q y North Carolina are impreguab
leif demands for reform. But the
Hot W.ddci to any special scheme
lsng II about. II q better schen
ie'o'm cuu b3 devised than the OF
" llei 10 the Sub. Treasury "plan
Y Progressive Farmer, for one, is
'orot Tie better scheme. This is o
si'ion now; and this has been o
'..Ion OIL 'ne while. Any other pc
2l' as 1t seems to US, would be irl
laaI
'ais agreement Of Senator Vances'
\ lue instructions Of the General 4
~ !. I 10 the matter of supporting t
\ treasury plan" should, and,
..y' not, will, allay all opposition
rejection to the Senate, which arc
2l his expressed opposition to
'sle oi reform, to which the Alli'
gre committed. The Alliances hs
y y 'aeir power to secure for their
'u' The support of Vance by issui
siuc'ions to him through the Les
'"s aud il they neglect to sec
.4 ii Instructions, that will not be
NY q Senator Vance.
ile PrOgressive Farmer is deligh
al'N 'lo| mat way to the composing
Weo'lerences W between Vance and
.@,a,cemen y, Of North Carolina has b
IN M ana II sees a splendid vista, Iii
~ opportunity to make q careful
/ :, enoodiment Of Alliance princil
w plans Of reform which will
1suV before the next Congress.