The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-10-31
The Esstses OF the Coming EEec-
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If the Radical party succeeds at the
coming election, we shall have the fol-
lowing results;
/. The bonded debt will be paid in
gold, instead of greenbaoks, and $780,
coo 600 will thus be added to our in
debtedness.
2 The debt will become permanent
institution, aEd every fifteen years we
shall pay the immense principal in in
tsresJ alone, in gold, leaving tie princi-
pal untonched.
..:sss.s2. 590,000000, which ought to be
ned in building houses, boats, rail
roadsEd put in fouuderies and facto-
ries, WE it will give millions of people
emplovlAt, will continue to be locked
up in bop'isg where, it will afford no re
muneratiost to any but the holder.
4. This immense sups, one -fifth-of all
the prope1ty of the country, will continue
to lie essasted from all State aud local
- ssasgst Gus to gone. and the
>. we AL continue to take up The
debt (egai tendorsJ which bear no inter
est, and add to the debt which does bear
high interest, and IS also free from taxa
tor.
9. We shall every year pay to the Ma
tional Banks $4,000, 600 in gold. for
furnishing the people a currency which
the Government could give them in legal
tenders, without costing "a cent.
Z Money will be made scarcer, as the
bondholders desire that the greenbaeks
should be called IN, so that they can get
their pay in gold. Money being scarce.
prices will be lower, and employment
more remunerative taxes viii be higher.
and the times harder upon all but the
and the banker.
s. The bondholder will receive one
hundred cents on the dollar. besides OBJ /
taiping about fifteen per cent. interest on /,
his inves uhent for FIVE years. together I
with entire exemption from all State and Z
local taxation
9. Negro suffrage will be continued
lpon the South, at the point Of the bayo-
net; seven or eight States viii be con
rolled by negroes, who are in the ma
ority, and negroes will be elected to
congress and fill the various State Off
es legislative and judicial
10. The Southern whites will emigrate
n large numbers rather than be ruled by
legr0es and we shall have South of .he
Tenuesee new Africa or Havti as
,olitical partner 10 the Union.
II. Trade with free negro States
nouns to nothing, and from it we of the
North and West viii derive little salts
action
Il. The Freedmen's Bureau will be :
a frightful cost ia the South.
nd the negro who is unwilling 20 work
I'LL be maintained, as now, at the Gov
rnmem expense.
13 large standing army will be {
to keep the people in sub
5ction and to pay it, in addition to the =.
1terca upon the public debt, will re-
ulre that stamp taxes, income taxes. /
sssssS .l1Rs2a Ia mess In exarv shane and !
1rm, sfalI BE COLLECTED from an fmpop-i
rished people.
If the Democratic ticket is elected the
ebt wiiEbe discharged as it falls due, in q
nba&s; money will be plentier the v
onds vii be taxed, as other property, n
utii they are paid off; white men alone +,
Ill rule, vote and hold Office in all of
le States the Freedmens Bureau will
e abolished, and the negro will be OBJ a
ged. like the white man, to work for /
wing; times will be easier, and prices e,
i'll be higher labor far more produc- :,
We, and prosperity viii pervade ali :,
ranches Of industry throughout the q
'untry. Voter, which of these pro ii
do YOU prefer p Cincinnati Il
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