The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-25

& : | = -. 49, 49, $500
a6re IT efo1n khqoqe&n1E Mr. DhWH le
aeamod ard hsld u ~ fho- lamfol mOney q
~ United S6feo until every coIIsoey boad /
"a 4 - "a a - ~ n = ~ k6ol1 ~ y I
- ~ r.fe n Il 800 M MI }SSk V q 1nk|6H
e other property. ssL1zsl tsndersr are 10 |
ouly rnusf 1,easy Ii vk{sh hays the slle1s |
- a. ri on6a IhoF ~ ttln ~ credit u i
rued "a NJ faikh a ihe uot)on. Blinking hiss
keen vorY teS6srIy ga ,nroe1y 1e(lued 70 - |
&borr5 wInS money wiah6ut interest and with
out security and len6Ing moesy q high
rate ofintsr.se s1a - undouetsd sscprity
Legal tenda ltke Dark noses ~ lean
from tie peop!s without iussressi out = y !
loan e ne RoPt. Iney nsse @e no.o
people .!yn - enuEe pfopslsy W tus n-.'ss'
- secn1at
Sons ksntI6naen would have ~ believe
that The general stneoation OF business, the
derancement on comroerce. and the high
price az the nscsss1ri 6 oi life. placing them
beyond the parchasinx pouw " the mafses,
were an attributable 10 i redundancy of cur
rency. By their mode OF reasoning the way
ont az fhis iahtrinth N djfI3ouIt{easis 10 ret
hscL :. soon - noas,hie "a ! spoc;6 standard.
md "a rasch thaf poink ~ reducing the 70
l,,me az the circ,,lstioe medium.
wa A~,v. n.os..4, s,x.~..t
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ssAs.. -. =. 1:...sa 49, 1sL.-.-s
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sns 49, s.k - - y. s, =. ~
80. ~h;i- - - - S -, ssa
III r. a. - ;rs.-ss. :. - 800 ~. a. |.
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n sp'sssls.s. 'ei1 ;.
yves, wculo nsVe sne Peopie oeNevs ,nse
iuI'ner increase Oh the currency wouiu %
o's.sl gus. - GOES not require sesy .uo'
oueu A.os isoRe =, nhspco = unees $50. Il
tnes .uo ,n'e,ess ~ sne "oneyee .''s'oosssy
.cn,rsc.;ae a. 49, hosa. h,.s cT a. 30.
nls,s maso. If nsv;nr thsr. Ift hs volnns
r. c,vrsrcv = rsd,ca3 ,ha;- .acrr;t;es snnre.
c;.ts wb;is w;,h tha;r ;rco,,ss thsv can mar.
ch.ss . r,,.cl ls,.s- rsr,,,ss % 4. - .nd a,
nroducts On re other hand. while the
price AZ labor AMI nrod,,ction IL tlimipiahsd
one-haIf the taxes remain he sane y before
and a. a necessary consequences the burdens
upon the sons of toil are doubled. The re.
suit il 4 system Of yassalage for the pro
ducers M weaHb Scarcely 3essi intotrtsbI,
| than slavery itself TT with the diminished
waces ~ l.bor The deht conld he reduced 4
! PROPORTION. no iniussice would be done tb,
tax payer. If our interest bearing debt wa
81, 000, 200, 900, and the difference between
legal tenders and gold was forty per cent.
and with the reduction Of the currency fort
per cent. you diminish the debt to 81 200,
O00, 900, or forty per cent. 90 injustice would
be Done. Tue proposition is, however, in ef
feet ID make the debt Sz600, 400 900, ant
diminish in the same proportion the people,
ability to pay it. You double the creditors
claim while you diminish the creditor,
means OF payment one-half. increasing tn,
value Of the rich mans dollar and making
the poor mans labor less valuable.
This arormous dsht w.s ;ncurrad uron
n.nay co;,s-s ..s ndsrS .nd n u.vss .na,w;i
K n.,5 N ~ sar,e rr;n :, wblch 4 wesror
tr.c,sd and tb;s conforms in iii rasnsct
40 the terms of t,,e ov;g;.el contrs.tT 'Thi
--;nc;nIs ha;no recocn;zad and Affirmed 4
a md the revenue laws hsinv ravised an
40 .d;nstad that ca,;t;l ana lsbor sbsiI IA
~ a. nronars;ea A. s.xss "a ~, =,
80. - ra,,rra.,r;rcs \. .or,nis;n;n,s -
ioval n.orle ii tbe xs;.hs AZ n. ioed tbe
- c.. r.. -, ~. s.cr;t,cs. n
80 ~ 80 ~, ,h.n sha ics.ss "a N. !.
ssrsr.,;on ~ tha rsn.,hiic i worth al n n.
} 80 !. s-a...,.a - =. 49,
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