The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

THESE 49,: s. -. 80 "s tne oei
.easoI :" ~ 1uue 'nen.s cou'd Justly .
~ .n..sa ss .tsars a,uss essner ot lnem
WIS. sn.s sA''IS .s'v. .ue ihatntenanee OF IN
- .s1.s"' -, i0s vi Stner Rrles
~ I1's', oe .. VosAInfu tEIgAEq Peacei'
| i "u = w. uenoctaue ksistitusion
..s a"I u - 70 g sfetae
| su1s yfpsfyhRk ess - PSwSf 0Itne ;Ql Pc
sgt oser tne oPPtessso, ana war WIN HeE
| anu ~ouiu nave auiiectiy opPosste erect 10
sne pnscens elk iw2n'a ieAg nsspiJ upon tn
"a ooring classes Iney wocid nave to 81
,Ae .ullisn tne supPaIes ana pear ~
1 eurdshs OF Hfcfaaseu taxaton' whiie tne PRIV
/ iegea ciasses weeid pc De1ehttee snther tba'
injured this Wouid- De manllestiv unjust
ior eIe GRASSES IN nave pee
y ~ II,
Ainouepst y q ~ 1zD 'ano 'na'
nos,nase given Us sums.e"s CAUSE ior wa
Win tnem, sne eAaasA rsspes ss1l'u Afnu once
uus @ .s ~
- - NJ oo" ~ =
@ - = =, = uos.1g =
"e 'N y ~ a sns oSnsuSe anu cnecA ln'
arr apSe u our un'fienusy neiSnp DOES. W.
are 1usuneo Dy every prlnclpie OF morality
anu ie,'s'o" ~ uciiis eooo 10 our 'rieho
through peaceiui ana means.
-
wrongly eohstau'eo money pow er, supported
"S "n VI Sahi%eu system oi compulsory TABOR
70 wnleh ,he pressing hecesSi'ies OF th'
"eaith-produclng classes compel them to sub
mt; So long as The arisiocracy can retaif
,his power they are secure, but let this once
oe undermined an" their strength and glory
VIII depart we can best anu most assist
our ,rlehdS there' aid In The cause OF justice
auu humanity "eaken 'he power ana q umoie
'"e Pii'e " 'Ae enemies VI HeeuoHi ana Jus
,ice every "ie e. 1y 'he emancipation OF ia
W. Ho'" ''ie .''i ''i"iuo1n III PoSeu upon IL oy Al
u'JuSt.y eons'i'Glei money power. ms mos
ap'e o'yse' "ou'n, peie'e De certainly y
~ - - '-loc... t'''sneu oy tne adoption
va ~ 1i'', - u' ''s'''m y it7to'tce as
'''' Iio9e''''u. Iio9e''''u. oiuel 'he operation oi this
monetary system such would be the induce
nieh's oiieieu u shi'i'hi ianer ana legitimate
.i',t p''le ~ eNe't UeP'rth' NJ o! useful IN
~ ."~ '"I."eS' vi ou[ uoIldiil. ire
SaiGoliy oi our climate, The fertiliy OF oUr
soii' 'he aSV ac' eS>iDi'i'y and richness OF our
mines o' Goai' 'ron' ieao' copper, zinc aud ali
'nei iieeu'I ~ pi'herais. 'hi't We would soon
-. =" 'to'ii u 'neir most inie: gent ana
,Ni''I1' '''eis' ar ,~'"s, mechanics ana la
III e'g's department oil prodhctI'e
M as %''' '1s ,nei' producing eaPita'
AZ S"tu nu"i"ers anu aIhohh's, mat INSTEAD
~ pT'"S' % NC NOV are uepehoeb on 'hen
'- 'itI 81 VI 'iI'iie Necessary we would
-. 80 oll ~ sutp-' our u%" """'s'
Ou' az ''o u'S'""' u"t ~ SuecesS'ui.y compete
"i'i '"e'ii i' 't!e 'h"fAe,S vi the "oriu. Nv
I-'''' GO 'ip"h t"eih 'nis way WEI oe
"'i''i ''o'e ~ '.> 'i'',h zen taken "a prisoners
Vi W.T. ana "'eIs uo'iar Drought mere ard
ehiP'oysu III rouue' WEI De more valuable
~ 80 '""n Hnhuieu I zorro" "a at q high rate
o. interest. WIN tbeir heids. Their inlrcsr
'heir factories ana their workshops depopn'
iatte' the power aHd giory OF the n 'nArci't
ana ariS'oeracies "f Europe would; De gone,
an" me mo"arcIs and a:l5'oeE4tS .ett . pow
erieSs ana heipiass as the suppnrtrrs oI the
SoI'h'fh oHS"fchE how are, while the labor
-i4 "t,s.e Hou'i oe en'a'ic pa.ea ana
s... i'-' "iI.e oy '"'se lesis' '''h'
9"P!''' anu s''e"s'neh 'He enc,
'n'cS VI ',e'uoni ara justice ahd opDress ana
1'3raGe iaoor' our r, resources must remain a
sea, se'',eu ~ us''a'e l VIII ''he one
'-e 'i'"'. a''.cie' "i r'oIucl IGh one
'-''", ~ '''i''%a''o'' we no"
ia. port ''r '"e construction "l railroads. ana
o'"E' p"i Posee = '"' &c amount VI 'htS article
--'''' - am ""e'N 1t - iiaue IRON Icat
~ n"G 'i"'i! lain se,iu's ihCUsahus OF lcet
n'io" '"c IA '''''e o' me '"I'h' ana me same
- - =" - '"' '''' "s''t III i'S H'a''u'ac'"fe !"
:. .''ie o''l y" u iieA A'iaua'lDie
mn" Vi 80 anu ''"'.' VI eaSeF acceaS aiiu
'i'Ie' q"a"'E, remain ui'ue'eioFed' he
i.'sS'-I '.sSis"eo I'I 'h's IS mat Inc 'ariH on
'"e i9i' ar IL i'o' sunicieh''y hlgh 10
|! Gu' 'a'o' t"'"a' 'ne p""Pef 'aOor 9i
n Ita'tr oei"s'oh was never
"to" c4'u"'o"> ProP,c nan 'ha'
,ne -"...i %, i'o. Is 70 irorsGt iaoRTIit Is
" "''u hO' i"1oF' " an 'ne
rae VI i':eiGct o'' MONEY at three per cent
.sr -. ''',''i iIo' c'h DC 'naHuiac
!.I va nc M ar -di,souii
C'e, ,,,'' ,',9 va. VI ','I'ol:' at LOUIS
Iaaa, III -i'e'.i"e !ol.ts "ifI""' me
" ''o, ! sPe9A n
'o' - ei''.'.Sg "i'h l!saFu 10 Inc mann ac-
."'o =: !. 'i 81 ~ i1''''S auo no qou"' 'iii,
same Is .Fue ofo.ner iocaii'ies as weH AS OF
o'he. "Ftlc'es' ~. ,he points 4rc nave named
~ 'o. 9'e :, nun oI 'Le i''oot
-, IL, :; -. "a -
ana 'he yie'a per cent 5 very nearly double
lhe average yie4a Oh me ores oi England, SO
Ihat not over TWO othilus OF the quantity OF
iuei cons umed IN me manufacture OF a ton OF
IRON from me hhg!ish ore VII be required 10
make Ton from the ores have named, our
ores BENG on the surface and our coal nearly
SO TOO, ana an other materials being most
convenient VIII require much less ex-
penditure OF labor to establish the works in
The hrst instance. But with money instituted
with such overwhelming power over labor
and property, as 1t now Is WITH u, IT these
natural advantages were Goubied, we could
not compeieOwith the low rate OF interest in
England, nor can "e-have any continued
permanent prosperity IN any branch OF legit-
innate industry
say without lear OF successful contradlc'
tipn that with money instituted upon the prin'
cipie OF natural Justice ana common sense no
sound reason can be given why the rate OF
interest s:ould be any higher in ST. Louis,