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WILLIAM >. ysssOWN,

candidate for Congress viii address his fellow citizens
Al the following times and Places:
At william Jacobs', in johnson County, on wednesday,
18th July. II / O'Clock. =. VI.
Al the Ia Meeting House in iTonsey Tow nship
thursday. the i3ih Al 10 o'clock. 1. n
Al Gcofgeiown, IN own County, the same day. =,
u cork = VI
Friday, iiih. at Nashville. Brown County O'Clock. r. W.
Monday. l7ih ~ Columbus. at O'Clock. p. NJ
Tuesday. n. ~ Edinburgh. n o'chck. a. ".
Wednesday. 10Th, Bosg' Store. shelby County. clock.
p. VI.
Thursday GOTH II David Ilos,'s. Cross Road. Marion
County. at 10 o'clock, \. N.
t>q caliweli's Vernon township Hancock County
day, at 3 o'cl.ck, z. ~
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jSllNILLE, Ju'y >, lS'J
Dram Stfs. \ man G.. II. Dgnu' who in
lSg0 was preaching a crsll. agin-t N. Van Bugcns
Administrations ,r every stump hi, n, essona dis
tuct sn the ground that rtc,crrd in elections
and ,eadin. from the sig ting report T.
move that tar hl been levied upon them for eeconeer
,nr purposes as Nj. dill, AMI Treasurer e
state in 1913 t. be guilty f the conduct developed IN that
70 lie expo-ei The evidence that the money
that was to furnish 100 pies OF Snh'~ pamphlet to each
county in the state Of the Treasury is qnte a.
conclusive a. that dollar TAX from tn. Federal
Treasury or purpose under the late ainnisirlii
The New York ca tom House tax oiiceF-' WAS VI
Damn, text in 1888 The SwaitN out Report his
political bible. And afsfef t, have such holy
honor to III re-h9'dsrs nlerierin, IN elections.
John p Weller OF Hamilton, OHIO, will be here on SatuT-
dav the lj.h We anticipate Eelt crowd. Bailey
comes On the 10TH and the wAi,s making gFclt efnt
to do something H. Smith has been sent ior, either 20
the 18th or 18th, NJ know which.
Tom smi Ia used mp M,tson in SIX speeches here, and
made impression any Democrat ever di in ouf
county. Yours, J.
rItw.uI be fine fan for Weller have Saith there. OF
the result no one could cou5 who know, te parties
BESIDES it would induce persons who cea wings.
t. attend aud have confidence - believe that hey
canablc IF discriminating ewcea truth and SPECIAL hun
bu, However, your IDEAS The pas OF the Letter en-
b,acnr other matters which q, print, meet ouE
ZION; amd of you vii be iveI:si tv cir
cumaucas Since We have discovered the Of Tia
Jurto AMI EXPOSED them they cautious. But
tscv are not Idle. hey bleed freely; ant have eve
dawn tar from the whg mechanics he.e assist IL
seepin, themselves in psver.-FDiroR>.
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great loss 10 ne poor and TIE Of canvassing the
district will considerable thought
that my pay Judge would not make THAI wkole
for the expended have concluded resig
til Il BEFORE Election -
30 his friends attempting 10 smooth the matter by
saying that the Judge poor, and would doing
him injustice have him resign in the Middle Of his quarter
when truth he received his nomination IN Apr and
quarter did til My.
Yes. II IS true, Judge Sample canvassng this district
candidate 1r Congress- while hoiins the oce and
iag the pay JUICE Of the 9th Jua cal Circuit
Your, sc, OsE DEMocR AcY.
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FLAT CREEK. rike c.. J.ne 50. =

DEAR s.Rs: The maDfity in his county ~ Ie-
peseniave last wear ~ votes. ana the why, hal
they thought (ani they ought Ii) their mes
in the fell, Shouts not b. Prise L wo ca them over
that SOW; o7 nothing t7npici % call them 51ck Z tie
folds of whi,-cry. bu much T. make them celre + tc
ranks u mocsacy. We VII seal Z mjc I 4 the Lee
i,lature by def ult hls ceein Ih> c,untt 10
10 gave 10 m7i1ry Harris AL II T.. bier; but
we have broken the cham. lafsison gone; ami I. day
come; aud honest. nicpendn farmers have
drown of the yoke, and have Determined 70 40 CIR own
vot,-s sud their thinsn, V il a E-atfnS
IN our a.: oaiss will Tor Bigger and Bradley. There
are not oye. ten or twelve Owen prospect )r election &
CONGRESS i, very soi In flct his election almost ID
cred certain bv IN democrats AMI whs tie rum :
beyond our m -uiue expectations COD speed him.
would be much surprised Wh.tcomo, br--t AMI owen
bea, them 1905 votes District We dat make m ch
noise but we are slipping The kus of the -1rHtHs at
round ne hope YOU will elect B0wn u Congress IRON
your district We shall Do Eos There i, no man IN
the sta that would rather there 'r he has suffered
ner.ecun enough IT the hands Of the Ind pos Jgnt
Cod knows Toll Bill go It" Truly, Yours, L.
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RUSHvlLLE. June 2Slh. 1919.

MEs.Rs. CHAPNANs-9Gr candidates for Congress, Smith
and Maon have devoted the week past t. Rush county
Nj Mason the Wing nominee, i, unred nag, ard but
LITTLE known in the district particularly in this county. Ow
ns to this crcum,tnce AMI the JraggiS aud putting Of his
Friday here (Hackleman considerable turn out Of
Wings made at this place on Saturday, as well as the
other points ih, county Aud had he been able to have
their expectations public speaker lie might have
90, the whis strength failure palpabe and
great that Rush do him great injury. Col
Smith completely demolished him al every point that the
effect dshcartenins upon him and all his friends He
mere reda of the absurd doctrines gatIed
contained in the Othei side Of Facts for the Pc pc" And
that they oter side" is rendered apparent by
Col Smith, that it surprising his friends DO not tell him to
abandon them and take up something ese and in default OF
his being get up any thing himself send him up
the "Jllo' like hi, fellow lboger Mr. Dunn Of Davi,'s
District.
Tom Smith the tanner, is Of the st able stump
speakers in the st,tc-3cfecy familiar with the political
history Of the country AMI particularly of the last Coon
Conress remarkably dcxterou in "skipniag # CONS
and mark my word for it. he viii have his competitors hide
~nusly in the the frst Monday in August You know
GU district is composed Of precisely the counties it
in 1870 IN Geo. II. Dunn by 800
votes In fact this district always Democratic when it
was fairly oanvasSed We beat them every county
August two, Decatur ana Ripley; and Tom lives in p
lev an can carry that county right have paid close at
political horizon Of This district and P1cu
aIly of this county for years; and have never
witnessed and brighter for than at the
present speaking.
Jesse Bright Esq pai! Va ayia, visit last Thursday,
did reach time get him hearing from
the country; but called together snug little au fence
AMI je.se his frank engagrI made very ac-
ceptalc and sensible speech rather tax aS there were
so few knew Of his being here TINT he did not attempt gen
eraI s9ccc, shall bres ahou VA conn in Rush. as II
miht make Gov Bigger el bad II hea disc oua5ng news
from his old roua'y; bat ynn win heir from Al august
/, is true he got large in Rush in S) and 50 afd
NrDc Fletcher Teyi>-CS who run 1T the same time OH
the ticket Judge. Aud let me ask who
difsf ran we'll Tqpecanoe and Tyler os shoulders
in lSil inf ncd and nt,xicaiei many OF the people
were i hard cagou.nlS and sn PAGE n:Fy' N
election that HIS AIKEN place since $50, bn has shown
,rra Ter OF WING strength aud incfea>c 81 Demo-
cratic Steaeta Il Necessary Ia Rush county to make II
Dn.oc& t.c And espcciay this tie c'sc ~ the
St,'c as whe'c. Ii 1900 whiS ns;o lily IN Ohio : whit
dewn--f.orn lsio-h S42-,iwn years u Dem 'criic
naio,v Of 5000 what 1000 VIII, majority IN Indiana
in 1910 briu, out in 1918 ii had Lex D'wnngS slate
au pencil think uli hy that statement cipher out
WLit,onl5, nj ,.Ity in Indiana a, least Golo.
irGly. Yours, J..
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The Democratic candidates for Governor will address the
people At the following times snd places when oil favor
IF redeeming the State fIcm nrue aud corruption
requested 10 he present.
Plymouth. Wednesday. Jaly 18th.
Rochester. on Thursday. July l3ih.
Peru. on Friday. July l4lh.
logan.pori. on Saturday Iuly 18th.
Delphi. on Nondav. July l7ih.
Frankfort. on TUESDAY. July 18th.
Charlottesville on "Wednesday. July 18th.
NiiiAmsP'u. Thursday. Iuly 20.
Perrys,il!e. Friday. Jolly 81. / O'Clock.
Eugene. same day az T. VI
Newprrt On Saturday. July e2d.
Terre Haue. On Monday July 24ih.
Princeton. ga Thursday. July 27th.
New Harmony, on Friday. Jolly esih.
Nj Vernon, Saturday. July c9ih.
Evansville. Monday. July 3lsi
Further appointments Will be- made shortly.
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BY notice IN the Madisonian. Learn that the Ad-
minsrston has succeeded in borrowing Ten Millions Of
Dollars advertised for few weeks since Thus go
under the reirenching system of the wings When were
they ever in power bu, they made heavy debts When
did the wings have enough, As things are going
on now shall have grand deb, by the time time de-
rnocratc President is elected The wings fond OF
aping kngy governments. ,ha, matter who suffers
they 60 it the principle of "who cares Dads rich "
The people will have word to say, Ike old "psd, in
August.
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sEvENrY-SlX, LAroRrr CO. June, 70.

DEAR SINS Chamberlain l. mixing good
this part of the District Our County Conven
ton held the 18th inst We nominated C. W. Cath
cart Bradley the House Of Representatives
We cons Ter them strong j. ". Chapman Is doing
we'll We putting knives order for the great Coon
SHINING the first NJ lnday in August next. j. H. Bradley
has gone the part Of the State lie cannot COM
mand wing in this county Jacob Biyelow OF
Michigan city is the abolition candiae-tioyd for
Truly. Yours. l..
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Excess of purchase.
S3S.301.419

With these facts and figures before taken from oi-
cia sources Is 1t not surprising that an editor would rsk
exposure Of his ignorance either wilu OF honest by
such above quoted Notwithstanding tins
large share Of business the manufacturers wish by OPP
pressvc tariff compel the agricultural sections
TO rcnqnsh their foreign market altogether, and buy
only Of them.
We advise u,shhor root among the statistics OF
his country, and save himself from further exposures OF
this kind.
We do not know that should have taken the trou-
expose the ailaces of the editor, but under
stand Gov Bigger has attempted To play Oft the
humbug in many places, and the facts presented will
serve To show up his ignorance deception well as
that Of the editor
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z.yy sys cssrar CASE ..ro,,s.

= III subscriber sit' -ifsni frt
sfi,c Irg ',.i $50 ~ ~iHUs f sod % 'a''in can
nrres. .ith a. lie- cf,.l f- iak
fl- tfif D 81 nj is,r~f Nn~r.
..sif f-r.G isfft 80. ft- fe0rf
l-,rer sffA-. tafias
finr afte- uiA,ai> a's fs-t"H
,hi~ Ff.at faf l,l. Pan Parry TI.ss
-lnulS is ca aa4 orr iA.Isit Aaifn 10
farm. li,nfk.li.f lfrlt- tleites 49,, hni
-atr> st.., f.tra ,sir-t a-'f . -
~ 40. AaRfiy GROSS.
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LAPORTE. juno %, 1913.

MrssRs CuAPNANs-You ak il your "Coon skinner OF
The ssi Has Judge Sample resigned " and wish your north
en- friends inform you whether he has resls ed or not
Permit you Judge sample has not resigned
hi, Office as Judge Of this Circuit aud tAt he says he does
not intend t, the cad Of his quarter, which will be N
August.
Some OF his f,ienis finding that the Judge was holding
on - the three dollars day ge. ,enacy. and fearing
that il might be injury her called on him 10
learn the for doing They received Inc io-
loving EXPLANATION Now, says Sample, my 714risr has
already commented and resign this time, vouc Re
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S'E clrr having sfireach Nr ana'n'. inrst IN ~"
a Drug ial ri %" ''iaisia aHi i'raud' md ir'ihr
during sftcft" iueti 81
Lra. iieatsns tar TIM Isurs. ffaf, DIR -
Tj.tf, % far f,if ai tuscan. aa = wifh ~ = d'f'f
m sn ' f 10 cash, to- such afii,-s - ii'i-
n. le w.il %. abe r. la-c'f.
IL eifsy iie a''iFt'n If Eg T'i'r,
-'l,rrtf.f HID fit % efl a r'aHn'
H. ~-k
4iffi 49, 20 fafi ~ filling preset ons anf
ani 80 30" r'rtti frFnf" 81
iia ~ alir
r.ir,.i opened any ili-
in. /. l-n called
I.hfre.shs. JAZZ .. i-f2 DAVID Cr NrhEAD
ritr1 n al. tunes -
rt-S.,aN. ilf,-sli. aft f5n-"as.
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wallace ana the BanArup, law.

Gov W slace we understand, charge, Mr. Brown with
voting the Legislature for joint resolution To erfrd
the provisions of the Bankrupt Law as an offset to his
own support Congress of that vile law The circum
stances were these though Gov Wallace does not take
pains them honestly the people. DIR. Rtchsy
introduced Joint resolution reeat the Bankrupt Law
par, of the Democrats and all the Wings opposed it,
and was voted down. wing voting for it. Losing all
hope of procuring the passage of the Joint resolution Tor
the repeal of tina, law. Dr. Ruchcy introduced another
JOINT resolution ertend The provisions If the BANKRUPT
Lax 10 Banks and Corporations of compulsory
bankruptcy according To the provisions Of Mr. Benton
proposed amendment in the t. = Senate The effect Of
such amendment would have been compel the banks
always pay specie demand for their notes, and IN
default thereof give their creditors power to wind them
up and put their effects into the hands OF com
missoners for the liquidation of cliims against them. An
honest bankrupt law containing such provision tins
in relation to banks aud other corporations would have
been approved. think by majority of Democrats.
Blu, i, would not suit Mr. Wallace aud the politicians of
his rsrty They wanted law for the benefit o. Specula
tors alone not one honest bankrup,s. far
voluntary and f.. dishonest ones, far compu
sotv. They therefore PASSED the they did voted
down all amendments caIt alas 10 make II benefit IN
stead Of an e, and adhered to il until it had doae its IN
passed it. and repealed the law themselves nsesi now
of attempting throw dust the eyes of the pcope
about the of Mr.. Brown, (who know always
jespsed the law passed) Gov. Wallace should either
boldly take the responsibility of defending his support
of the law, like or If he at last conscious #
his error humhly confess and tell the people he
for his wicseJaess aud folly. That's the way honest
would do.
The following hand too late for las, paper
However, late give the good Can
our Democratic friends take have Mr. Wrl
IrR make us a visit, Ii done, IT should be done SOON
Who speaks first
4 Mass Gathering
Ut the Democracy from all the surrounding country WI
take place Rushville Saturday the 10Th of Jul,
INST.
MIR. w ELLER
of Hamilton Ohio the eloquen, representative from that
district the last Congress, will certainly attend aud
address the people that OCCASION he having beSn per-
sonally by the undersigned and his promise OBJ
tanned. Several other speakers are invited The Hon.
Mr. Weller will also speak Lewisve, Henry county
Monday the Eth inst and al Richmond on Wednes-
day, the 10Th, aud intermediate point the
ter.ening Tuesday. GEORGE HIBBEN.
Sccrefary Dem Committee.
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More Reduction Of Hages-The wages of the opera
ves in the Dover a. H. factories have been further
duced This is coming down 10 the English system
pretty fas,--Erchanye Paper.
Another evidence OF the way in which the Wings have
performed their promises and OF how the High Tariff BEN
sh,s the "opeaives workers, in the manufacturing
establishments. We Hoosers ought hurra for more
:. Protection Of this kind. had we' So say the WbG
Leaders, bu, do say The workers in those factories
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EYANSYlLLE. Inne 2N. SIS.

DEAR CHAPMAS: The great Nr. y oft left here
Yesterday for Brazilian Government, with arp int
meat in hi, bgeechcs pocket lie is the gat OF the
State after all
I'VE have answeIi our friends letter by mail
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lBHtO 'icScnlcnte--tssc COOnS Headed.
More matter being in type than our columns can con-
tain, we make very brief of great coon
of last Saturday, reservng particulars for
other occasion.
For several DAYS we had been watching the movements
of the Junio relative the march they intended steal
on the Democrats. so Saturday morning. we. in
pany with Messrs. Morrison candidate for the Senate
AID Nh unified, independent whig candidate for the
House. started for the Of operations New Bethel,
where we shortly after j,nel by two Demo-
Gratis from tbs place.
When at Bethel we discovered that the p'ln had bcen
known ,n,.e for several days-iha meeting hal been
called and ss the WI: notices stated. 4. j. Barnett
was TO make speech n move, We k"'c was got up
hv the Junt, Shortly ae. dinner Mr. Todd, the Junto
candidate for Senate, appeared The peope ieSen 81
IN all exclusive o: candidates. and including boys 80
paired the Meeting House, where Mr.. Todd addressed
them in speech Of considerable length; which was re-
piled to and perfectly demolished ty Mr. Morrison. We
our comments at present Then appeared Bar-
nett. in call from several He 10th
speak He rendered the stand to Mr.. BrumfeJ. who
refused. Barnett hen on but finding himself
corrected in misquo,ng Mr.. Morrison which he did
ra times he became confused and sat down in SIX min
ucs from the time he took the stand. Then Mr. Bum
field commenced, and exposed the Junos plan electualy
In the meantime, large portion Of the wings left the
house. and Todd had started for home.
From appearances, the wings much dissatisfied.
Todd was for return. which be did. 1t then
announced that Barnett would address those who would
remain. with Todd to back him up. About 20 left;
and we left them in their glory.
One of the funnies, parts of the the great
quantity of arms and ammunition slowed away Bar
neu's person less than three pistols being plainly
discernabe.
We have just this outline for the present in
tending l. notice II fully next week
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: TIE GOTERNoR OF TIE STATE or INDIAN
= PROCLAMATION.
fk.,e, sxrs.,ss.cs .fcIf,tS Frexx.trA.

Az ltS made know o. The nnierg D, the
w The Coroner the t.ins
o.
e. tsc ieth ias q tune. loi3 Ehcr-fse-
Ic kgoT, md ~ aHldrff dollars vii e naf fs The
apf, hcns,n and deliver, Of
4 " suft :
cp-ds d-hsrA
-ri agents be appointed BY The Executive aulf, o tbs
l. rsc,iv nnt.
q its'u ~i-reof T. 81
- ii Inian be,eiuio hlni and caused
le affixed lhc ,to SAID State, al Indianapolis the 9Th day
OF -.
SAN. DIGGER.
NM. Strrrgra af
The si Benna Afi Zee ,ears aif'
high, Stops of
each side $50. lsc -i' dark
f, blue low spoken. aud rather DON ss and weigh
about, oueh hundred and f,ti. palmi.. .-sV
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MARION COUNTY.

MARION COUNTY.
For State Senator, Alexander r. Morrison.
For Representative, Nathaniel Iiolton.
Livingston Dunlap.
3J-We requested Nm H. BRurFrrID q
Candidate for Representative Of Marion County. q;
MrSsxs. CHAPHA~s:--plcsSe announce BsxJaniS HAsss
of Wayne Township. Caniaate for County Commits
soneT, who viii De supported by MAsy Worms.
1J-We requested 10 JAN ARN~rsoSe as
Candidate Tor Probate Judge at the ensuing election
IJWe are requested 10 announce RoBrRr P,rrrr.
Candidate for reelecion the Office Of Probate
Judge
MFsSRs. CHAPA tNs-please announce Ann. WILLS as a
MANY
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FANNIE E-.ts-reHs-
4 r.., aal far.. -efoa- - var s>ass -
-a.- s--c.ed e. tnl.s sra ls-ls esns'r.1
ti.n- n,-br nv
adi-s iefrH-,t ie i - 's r."
an ani Christian sd.rafa. 49, - F4lts
i-iis - f'sN'' 1. q. DAVIS.
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lncrea-e Sl,bli,s20 - SiJHlZ,'uo ~
When The late administration went cut of power, the
outstanding appropriations charged against them
debt Nothing could be more MUST than such charge;
the appropriations merely votes of Congress
for certain objects which may take years to complete;
If Congress appropra'fs more money than they can
raise the fault IF the Executive If the apfroPra-
tons are not carried out. Yet, the pres ut parry IN
power did profess consider these appropriations
debt extraordinary that they should have
ed them per cent, or 81 725 at the same time that
the direct debt has been increased sl90OOOOO making
S22 725 in years The appropriations for the
wear ending March g. s43 were $40 1893 500 being high
10y - per than any previous with the SIN
Gle exception Of those years of extravaganty high prices
1886 and 1899. In those years the expensive Florida
in prosecution and all means Of support and of
supplies were enormously high. II we take those items
confederation. the appropriations Of 1873 were
greater than any since the formation of the government
During the last three years there has been borrowed ii
appears $50 100 3O7 Of which 5000 600 forms adj
don 10 the debt. This has been formed fol-
luwS
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The following Is statement # the outstanding appro-
priaons the 9Th March, ISL and on the 4ih March
si3 tsge her with the amount of debt the correspond
ing ,ays
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'T..sES3s.s ..gA ryi. E.,SsETy.
Mod g. slanuriIre.as

II IL the 1t A.
: November. The m ~. February,
the following iacuity,
BENJAniS W. puufS NJ n Pnfrso n Anatomy snd S,f.s.
J,,Es NJ D., Professor ii>tfa;os Ju
Tlniener,
EfisH, rArrtrrr, u. ~ rr,or q Theory and Prieir.
NA II. kicn,nD.o>. VI. D. Professor IL osielsc- a
Mur-u u
Professor acsira rhcraPeu
tirs and Dean If Firuii,.
RorErr Penn. NJ D., In.f e thcnsfr, ,ud ihafUsry.
JM, " 81 ~ D., AdHurt iri Ann, and
" hr ~ Tire
the iciI ftk Net
al ;. ard 10
sf par
guusd. I.itdug and I-sne =
pr w,rk. J., oder THOMAS a. MITCHELL D.r e.
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a,sCsfrsAN FEMALES.

S,LAlNS q tie County Ame-sa Flinls-, ~ NJ. Co
Tic YS.as Lad, > CJ-p.aH,' lie Nn-,
Deep, inf.s 4so.heEs, eS-isei
sale al tlr cox store G.: q. z AN'~.
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OF this amount OF Treasury notes 81 Goa Is 10 be
converted INFO stock y the Is, proximo. which will raise
the stock debt 80 000CO0 and reduce the Tea
sury Notes about 81 0Q0, which will he attempted
be supIanied with notes Issued currency ,vfftout
There i legal right to issue these latter
notes and similar provision formed one of the greatest
objections the exchcquer plan Of the Secretary of the
Treasury. Nothing can he more dangerous than the CIR
culaon of such shirphsiers for paper circulating with
and inconvertible into hing better
Those who would them would suffer os they
Immediately fall the hands of brokers he bcueht
from government creditors and sold governn debt
ors They cannot circulate a II is the ahor
nablc extravaganza the last years which has dr
the government upon these shifts. For the first time
since The Lac, war; stock debt has been created
government Liabilities. The moral influence of such a
of things. the last degree disastrous hen
the federal head of the Union presents such example
mpovdence and waste, what TIC expected from the
several members which plunged head and ears in
debt The truth is however that the disease which
cngendecd the bottom of society, by The baneul inu
of banking, has risen gradually. bghng the branch
and twiss ascended until the head withers and
displays the inherent corruption within The To be
radical. must operate in the way. Banking inocu-
lated the people with extravaganza. The people
able pay the banks the banks stopped. and bankrupt
cv like a lcprosy through all states Of society lnd,Id
uas passed under the bankrupt States under repudia
ton and banks into Iiquidi'Ion. The people
right honesty. frugaily and industry the Order Of The
day The representatives of the people will feel their
ueuce corporations, States and lastly. the federal
ernmen,, will feel the regulating aud InvIgora,ng nilu-
encc. and with returning economy. debt and corruption
will be purged from the federal administration.