The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-08

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80 -. NJ Il nsseo s. tne eovetnmelt "a
'ne eOu \! ana new tnsy mao. regardless
81 censnsunoas ano ostns. used power 20
oonuoi Ootn tne government and people
iof that purpose. 4 ggss s
We now fecar e! e tne iirst step Y that =
direcnon, ana WEI tDa1 aeslen, wnlcn was
70 iee'slase tae general governments n q 4.
an absolute contfol over ~ the capital "a
the country mat they did regardless o.
State rights, State interests, and State
credits. By the practice of a tyranny un-
precedented in q free, country, in which.
equal taxation is boast, they taxed ont
Of existence State banks. organized under
franchises granted by sovereign States, and
whose securities rested upon State stocks,
thus tramplipg on the reserved rights Of
the States, destroying the market for State
stocks, disparaging State credit, increasing
the burthens Of State taxation. and bring
ing the States in all their financial opera
tons and necessities into Subsection to
. centralized Federal moneyed power:
TINS they have done for the sole purpose
OF removing obstacles In the way OF the
SUCCESS OF another assumption OF power,
against winch the people, OF the e. n at1
nave SINCE 1882 frequently anq empnan a 4
caily pronounced, oto-wit,, the establish
nent OF . national banking system They
nave aNs' crea1ed 2 nnau nay: banking system q
over wnelmllln9tg power, desaened % aosorp 9
large porhon.o the pubic debt as secu-
my ior nank orcoiauon' ana 70 provide
authe circulating bills and control all the
exchanges Of the whole country, and thus
measure the value of every article of ma
terial wealth and of every days labor 'in
the land. They did this because they we'll
knew that such d power, once established,
would control tho Government in all its
measures and operations II, 49,, 80, o,." oa,G
To ;rcre.sa the nnover Of canial above /,
h. conoreoat;on ;n hanks fnrr;shiro all
Tho c;ron,at;no na,;nm for an The business}
Of the country and to render ;ts Influences
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more salnuslse' acave ..u pofinanen' -
iasor VI o .ne,l o =" w, 81 .no so,o
'1no 70 iur.neF Cypress sne peoopn'e =. anu &c
sess '''e'l ,nnepeneen0eHs .u.se.ne 1.s
Durensns' .ney nave cAs'np'ou az 0"fasAl
ln nN's -. - 0p'e.uw.as a~naso nv
- 'Ap4 :" ~ ~ ' ,'te =: -
az ''AAa'ion iof "n pmPos0 "ne ~ ~
me LILA are LONE ,uo "a ~. euon ga
'nH osn''. anu '1.' ~ pow -
upon INC 'aoo' anu os" "a 's' - >
Ry another unaceountable assumption
Of Bower ~ AGAINST which the country has
often and distinctly decided, they have
imposed tariff upon. imports, that so far
from being tax for the purposes of re-
venue, is tax for protecting msnufactur-
inc interests at the expense of the people
who consume manufactured fabrics, "a
tax to filch from the hand OF labor the
products thereof to furnish unconscionable
:" a. 81 IA.
profits to. capital invested IN manufsc-
lures. 4 ., aa., 800 So, 80
.or's s " $3.50 ~ ~ -, -
ary of the court of heaven to serve the
devil In" sought to tx upon the country
:, -, ,<,,,,,.t,l,, l,,o,;ad or;stooreex =,
on - .Np ii''l'0 II
which their leaders should lead and con-
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troi INC goVerninohS lorl al slllao- Az
banks and mOnied men ares so long as the
go. -. ~, b., ~
nepuuiicah Pd1ty Io os Po"SA, W o0 w W
favored and privileged classes, and be TIE
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