The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-19


gcther more laborers than one cun find
work for. Nlno dclliifi wOck is the
highest price that is now asked ly la
bOrcrs and not half that SICK employ.
mcut can tind il at thai price have
for the lat two years had the services
Of The best OF hands for nine dollars a
week and ult have hired ten ut that
price where nocdcd one.
THE IMMEDIATE PAYMENT OF THE Ma.
TIONAL DEBT.
here is at last ouc thousand mil
lion o. the bonds of tie Government
that are row due and by the agreement
on The lace OF the LoI,ds, and tho law
by which they were issued, may be
p,id any time. and tho interest stop
ped. There ia net one word TO he
found IN the law that Authorized their
issue. nor yet on the ficc OF the bonds
themselves, that can DC tortured into an
argument or PROMISE that tHoae bonds
or the inter, St on them should bc paid
~ any other kind rf funds than lawful
money Of the United States. The law
hy which grc,nlacks were iHucd
makes them |; wiul money Of the I'm.
t ID States iOi ail purposes crcept duties
on imports ard interest on The tUJlic detf.
The mtcrcS; nn the bonds must he pai d
II coin, until Congress changes the
ErcenbncE law Nots to make them law
lul money for alI debts, Which can bc
done at any time should the Wants or
nccdo Of tho country require il, tut Hs
there in at this time one hundred mill
lions of coin IN the Trcapury, moro
than will beroqulrcd to pay the inter
ctt fJr ten months 20 ctmc. it should
1 be uscd'ior that purpose and not as now
uaci Ivy rc' Of gamblers, Flrst Ma.
tonal Bank mcn and Treasury thieves,
20 enrich themselves II. the expense OF
the laborers Of the county. The idle
cGrrcncy amounting TO fifty mlllions
more, should also ho used TO pay otl
interest bearing honda now due, and
not Hs stated by Spooncy Butler, de-
20 sitcd with tic First National Banks
Itol, " tL,m infested in iut,rrtt
bearing b,ads, for their own
benefit.
Let the Government ut once issue
grccubNcks, in am6uyt equal 10 the
bonded debt now payable, ,ny, one
thousand million of dollars, deliver il
to the bondnoldcrs and stop the further
prymunt of interest. The countr y
would vt once myc equal TO one thou
sand million ct interest, and the TX,
pcusc or collrctinT u. The one thou
Saud million paid the bondholdur,
would Immediately V fid It's way into
The chNnHcls of trade, and would sci
all the productive lal or and machinery
Ui the whole country IN motion. Do
N ,ttiJ urJ luatiOI1 wDdii UrrulndlHtr
~ that W would huve 10 n @, 20
abroad to purchase what w. cuhsume
but on the other hand we would Env,
Il surplus to dlsI ose Of which would tin,
its way 10 foreign countries, aud tht
balance oftradc would be IN our fpv"
and thus in short time supply us Will
gold. 10 take the place Of the green
barkS issued TO take up tho intcros
bearing bonds.
1t is ! fact that car DO demonstrates
+ at any time, that fully ono.half Of al
thai il now paid to the laborcr tor hi
daily Toll. is through the machinery q
oC the excise laws and First Nationu
e Banks, taken from him TO enrich
. privileged aristocrpcy, and for whic
I the lahorer receives nothing in retur
and tlat every year that ho allow
himsclftO remain in his present cOr
, diti0n he ~ adding 10 tho weight {
I his chains and r.vitin; Them rull tigl'
4 cr Those who have had IA much of
= National blessing" rs they want vi
see TO it that ihc Democratic ticket
' elected as NIL Democrats are pl, dyed
i null thy national blessing hy pnyn
+ The bonds in greenbarks. TIE bond
V holders party are pledged to pcrpc
uation If the birssing with the nHGl
tIrown in an equal f,r III" poor lnhn
- CT. 5 THO PSON.
V THO Stolen Money - The 'ThGIVC