The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-11

oultou irOm Gu0 war CQ6lr poCuQ1CloS
were destroyed, and loss and deprecia-
ton followed; but there is no danger
from good system in times Of peace
National banks fail and widows and
orphans are ruined. look to the party
OF the North that destroyed this State
bank property. It is not ye: satisfied.
lay the blame upon the Republican
party We can establish a system of
State banks that will give us money
that is plentiful If the ten per cent. tax
should be repealed.
Let US not go too fast. Let US take
time to consider. ] am for the resolu-
ton to refer to committee. Then we
can pass them. | an for Vance to legis-
late ii Washington-not here; and there
tore / oppose the proposition to send
committee TO wait upon Senator Vance.
Let Us ask him to do nothing that does
| not conform with his honor; ana am
sure that be will do all be can to advance
the reforms We have at heart.
Mr. Morton's Position.
Mr.. Morton, Of New Hanover. stated
that it seemed evident that one half of
the members did not understand the
| Ocala resolution. | am not prepared to
| vote. | therefore move that the resolu-
| tons be made special order for tuesday
| at II O'Clock. | am for Vance above
every other consideration. If he is will
ing 70 these resolutions, l shall be glad
TO support them.
Mr.. Sutton for the Sub Treasury Bill.
| Mr.. Sutton thought if there was any
| question that was thoroughly understood
1t was this. This vote will decide who is
in favor Of the Snb-Treasury plan. The
| people Of Cumberland favor Vance and
| they all favor the financial reform ad-
| vocated by the Alliance. We have al
| ready passed Instructions IA regard to
| banking. The sooner we settle the Ques-
ton, the sooner will irritation be set
tied.
Mr.. Holman for HARMONY.
Mr.. Holman said that he was satisfied
| that it was best to pass the resolution
now. Vance has the hearts of the peo
ple He will retain their love, and
this resolution is not intended to en-
barrass him but to strengthen him and
produce harmony. We need not couple
this too closely with Gov. Vauces re-
election. This is not strike at Gov.
Vance. Far from it.
Mr. Holman then called the previous
question but withdrew it at the request
of Col. Skinner. Col. Skinner withdr "
his objection to immediate considera-
tions.
The resolution to refer to committee
was lost.
The resolution was then adopted by
SO to 49,
Explaining heir Votes.
MI. Mann said that be knew of nj
such resolution until he came here He
was not opposed to the reforms becaus,
, he could not vote intelligently, becaus,
he did not understand the Ocaia plat
form. He wanted time for reflection
bat he would vote aye.
: Mr.. Morton made the statement tha
> ne would vote ''aye" Notwithstanding hi
. desire to have time to ascertain if Senate
= Vance liked the resolutions He was fo
Vance first, last and all the time.
Mr.. Patterson said that as the resolu
ton proposed did not con6ne Senator
>, Vance to the Sub Treasury bill, but onl,
intended to accomplish objects upol
which all Alliancemen are agreed, b,
would vote for it, But, he added, tha
If it had been an explicit instruction t.
: vote for the Sub Treasury bill, be shoul,
: have opposed 1t, and IN his opposition
. he would have voiced the sentiment O
{ the Caldwell Alliance, and the othe
Democrats Of Caldwell county.
Capt. PEBBLES said that at first b
wanted to postpone because he had no
seen the Ocala resolutions, but tina
q during the debate friend had give
) them to him to read, and now be onl
regretted that those resolutions coul
! not go into operation within "a hours.
/ Mr.. Pritchard said that he had no
II been converted. The amendment adot
j. ted was sugar coat, but he wouldn'
i support it.
e Cole (col was for what would he
G. the people. The Republican member
/ from Henderson, Polk and Washingto
d lodged the vote, but were called on
g and made to vote.
er Tins ended the day. Immediatel
% the House adjourned.