New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16

use, We would rather deal with some on.
ehe thai with him.
3. Wills Messrs. Campbell and pov.,
agree with US that Paper Money is the rirb,.
ful and inevitable Currency Of tr,,o ST.,
State, they appear to esteem i. utterly inf,
ard pernicious under the present regime:
and Mr.. Campbell favors us with long e..
tracts from his Theory Of Equality ia SUP.
port OF their position. We will not Tar on,
readers patience by reviewing all this of
trodden ground. That Paper Money lin.
Steaml may be and often has been abused
and rendered Injurious, we have no doubt.
but that there IS any such systemasi, com
spiracy OF its issuers to raise aud dsn,s.s
prices for their own profit by initiating and
contracting the Currency, VIC esteem a, j..
norant and baseless presumption. TIE
Bankers are ine7it-blya creditor class AID
as such have the deepest possible stake in
the public prosperity and tranquility. To
produce pecgnisry revulsion is 70 break. ,
part Of heir customers and prevent the nav.
ment Of their loans. Still, we think that
while great Improvements have been m,is
N the Banking Systems Ofmsny States o.
pecially by the State Requirement. Of ample
Security for all Bank Issues, yet il is prob.
able still greater and more bene6ceat
changes remain 20 30 made. We think tho
net profits from Bank Issues ought to cnura
to the community instead Of filing the pock.
cts Of individuals. Wethink Money should
be loaned by Banks al lower rates than tia
present, &c. But TO abolish Banks and ps-
per Money in the expectation Of beusadnr
Labor thereby would in cur Judgment BE-
grieyous miscalculation. Here, for exam
pie, is our own business, which almost lives
on the facility wherewith resident of any
part of the Union may enclose small bank
note in letter and order a newspaper from
a distant City. Abolishiog Paper Money
would seriously impede and to great ex-
tent preclude these remittances. We be-
lievc thousands of workers would be thrown
cut of employment in our trade alone BY the
suppression Of Paper Money; and so with
many other vocations. And, as Mr.. Camp
bell agrees that We must have Paper Mon
ey at last, why not hold on to that we have
until we shall have created q better, rathac
than abolish this, establish Through great
cost and suffering) Specie Currency, and
then 60 back to Paper again'
4. Many Of Mr.. CampbelPs ideas with re-
gard to the true, ultimate Currency are very
much like ours his ideas of a true Labor
Organization are in many respects ours but
from all his notions Of war on Capitalists
we totally dissent. Should Capitalists be
found opposing Free grants of Public Land
to the Landless, or any like measure ofjus-
tice to Poverty, we should of course resist
them; but We believe they are as willing. in
the main, to do justice to Labor as Labor is
to do Justice to itself. Labor can cork out
its osn saluation if il sciu-the laws, tho
votes and the other means in its hands are
sufficient for that high purpose. Not by
waging war on capitalists, but BY rising
above the need Of depending on capitalists.
is the great end to be attained. If Labor
must fight, it should begin with its own
vices, &c. and exterminate them then let
Laborers attack their own covetousness, love
of indolence, and lack of faith in each other.
A true Union of Interests will result in
placing every laborer above the necessity Of
standing idle or Of working for less than bis
work is worth; and that would be an
achievement to rest upon. I'd. Trio.
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