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Correspondence between Zebulon Weaver, R. C. D'Armand, and Mrs. Henry H. Horton

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  • November IS, 1932 Congressman Sebulon T/eaver, Asheville, I. C. Bear Congressman Weaver: This will acknowledge your letter of November 17th and enclosed letter you received from Mr. Henry Horton. I am happy to know that the governor and Mrs. Horton realize the gravity of the situation and sincerely hope it will persuade them to use their good offices to break the deadlock now existing and get Colonel Chapman reappointed chairman. Matters have reached a climax hare and a mass meeting is being called for next week in an effort to bring the commission out of the deadlock into which it has gotten. It is hard to know just what to do but I hope some plan will be evolve! which will solve the situation. . I appreciate your cooperation and assure you your efforts have counted for e^isidarahle. . I know Colonel Chapman is also grateful to you. w , pvj~ 1f aena Western Carolina University _ . Hunter Libraru Sincerely yours, RCD-1 Manager
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  • Zebulon Weaver (1872-1948) was a lawyer and U.S. Representative from western North Carolina. He was a member of the North Carolina Park Commission and was involved in the land acquisition process that went towards establishment of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park and development of the Blue Ridge Parkway. This set of four letters--correspondence between Zebulon Weaver, Mrs. Henry Horton, and R. C. D’Armand--centers around the issue of Colonel Chapman’s reelection as the Chairman of the Tennessee Park Commission. R. C. D’Armand to Zebulon Weaver, October 18, 1932 In this letter D’Armand expresses the support of East Tennesseeans for Colonel D. C. Chapman to be reelected as the Chairman of the Tennessee Park Commission and urges Weaver to bear upon the Tennessee governor to this purpose. Zebulon Weaver to Mrs. Henry H. Horton, October 24, 1932 In this letter Weaver states to Mrs. Horton that Colonel Chapman’s dismissal would be regrettable considering the personal sacrifices that Chapman had made for the establishment of the park. Zebulon Weaver to R. C. D’Armand, October 24, 1932 In this letter Weaver mentions he had written to Mrs. Horton as D’Armand had suggested and he supported Colonel Chapman. R. C. D’Armand to Zebulon Weaver, November 19, 1932 In this letter D’Armand acknowledges Weaver’s support for Chapman and hopes the Governor and Mrs. Horton would persuade the Commission to reelect Colonel Chapman.