Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-10

Oh III uCDtS III green NackS-tn0t -,0bOu
s. ,000,0 800 in bouds, with ; 1900, 900
in grc1nhlcAs This reminded the
Judge Of a feat which he saw a coniurer
perform when he was lad, empty the
full contents OF Il quart iug into pint
bot lie. and althout II Ii might have bic
done, he had not becn able to satisfy
himself since Of how il was done. exact
ly
We hav, three times the paper cur
rcncy since Che war that we had before
he war, and Che consequence IL that
our currency l. inflated already. 1t
now requires 81. 50 in grecnbaclls to pul-
chase 81 in gold. Suppose we increase
the volume of gr2cnbaci<s five times.
then 81 in gold would be worth more
than 81 of them and our currency would
become so inflated chat it woull be near
~ worthless in the paymcht of the Ma
uonal debt \ voice in the crowd
Worth about the same rs Confederate
scrip
Il ic increase OF greenbac'ls is nj o an
re- mcnt pat forth by the Dem ezra Is to
lauOring mon TO il1 icncc their votes.
bat political economy has settled one
Ting. an / everybody understands tn
tn WAGES Of the laboring man is the
last thing IN The market to rise. Labor
ing men IN lst II po., their famlc-
with the wa gc5 they cara to-day They
cannot wait for their payment to-mpr-
row or at some failure tnc. This inhl
ton OF The currency the speaker regard
cI a. The greatest cila,ni which coul,
possibly bead the labo,ng mln. The
HcpuGl.cIn party was boa IA to see thc
credit OF the codutry projected, and 81
i'll paper worth 81 in gold
lsticc to the lnboriue man required
it, justice to oar creditor, required it
ani it wa aquestion to which therc wa
bat on sid. 10 b, 5.!r4. NJ ole can sue
the Governmenttoo obtain redress, but ii
is Il ult.cr o. Justice with the Govern
N mt to see that it. contracts are carried
out il goJl faith. Every one knows
That all ourneWsp0pcrsc contained advcr-
pJss3rs from the ) ctugy OF thc Treas
ury, stating htt the bplls were navA-
bic In sold, and wcrc no. taxable. ! / ~
30 the spItlt o. oar obi cation which the
tui observance. When We have turned
over our bonds into grcenbac.ls, ar,
they paid! NJ; il is still but Il promi &c
20 pay. Thl Democrats would tax the
oolds. a Republican Goa sress doe.
TAX thcir inc M WI n ABOVE SOD.
They a!c not subjcc. 10 state taxation
AMI shoIId not be. The Supreme Coutt
| ot the United States decided, over ii.tA
! ar5 ago that the States cannot tax thu
National securities. The Democrats say
tLcy Will tax them; this j. population
lncy VIII tax til boz u oit OF existence
1--WE are 10 hciicYo Their newspaper art
ties and their mnttoes so universally
displayed. Every dollar Of the Nation
I'll debt viii b. rcpIdia.cI ii that party
comes into power
If thc Democrats come into power
they will say that they did not max,
the deb. Dit who was the cal of it .
| fine Democrats OF the Noroh and the
rebels OF the South. Ii they co ne into
power, the rebels OF the Sou n VIII SAY
that the National debt is unjust, thai
they have lost everything, that they
awe lost their slaves, wnicA is more
.han the debt it elf, and they can't pay.
Not one collar VIII be appropriated.
The Democrats of the North in lS6 Sc
declared, and ia their National Con en-
{ on, prcs.d ii over by lioratio seymour
! III y voted the war Il lailur4 and it mus,
&c stopped. Not one o. these men cvoi
| invested dollar in Government bond
| seymour h vt not II in Govern n nj
b III Is, whel the inventory of Buchali.
la's estate was taken a tie. his death, not
81 in bonds WAS folnu, and neither Pen.
llcton nor Na.landi shlm has II dollar 81
Invested. Wnen they have gotten into
power, If Il, - 18th erlers say th.t this
lebt shall not c paid, not Il cent OF il
will be paid.
Both parties have presented their plat
orms, and you are to decide bclwecr
item. One side says, preserve tae
eomtry the other says, teaI down aDt
put the power into the hanI OF thc REL
is. Olc side says, pay our debts, ant
.,ay the n according to the c,noract
ie othe. side says not to plJ th9m, OF
ifpail, to pay them in woronlc5s pap i
party has it. approp late candidate, ant
yol are TO cloosc b.. ween tl4m.
Who is so Ii u can liI.,te of the Re
publican party rs Gen Ia. Grams, The
,eader in putting down the rebellion
Tley say h. is only Il soldier. with )u
ii ~. tn NM La