The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10

six per cent and small proportion Of them at Ave
per cent, the currency OF tine country known as
eminent with Interest, then there are outstanding
nity millions Of three per cent certificates.
are are payable on demand and IN nv currency S.
!, hen the Secretary OF the Treasury found himself
N session n Of nye ten or sen millions !, Of sur
the the Unsf Of Of co sssss forms ss
prohibited from hundred and Gfty.six millions
ascs below thrse mt issued when he came
nna' ws s %leasa4S b sas s
amount has under ), ne Therefore, ne
could not without Violating tn co" sneSn ws sac
cancel the circulating medium Of h> sere are Gfty
S %on ms o 81 'ra night be- Then H. by me
once Of currency they were held g.. ''s y
up except upon some sort r Of pressure Tno seois:
t tary q the Treasury dld not avail himself y
We're f'0 power '' q ys % ST. f Sa'
moreover no ieit that It was 10 some
%n;nn "a desqss iron ne lazy Of Dy
OF currency to remain as It was when Ne
entered ofnce. Therefore there seemed only the
cent bonds at tho marker price And this is state
ment not by way Of exglsnasion, but statement q
the application OF The surplus fund. applicable 20
payment OF the puDstc debt.
Nov AN s, AaaUmEST TO TIE woRk ,u
there dsposon g divert pS sGs attention o r sss
the real issues before the country, and 70 lead them
70 course Of action prejuiical 70 their own welfare
ana the welfare OF the caes TO which they belong.
II Is einnently true that the aboring classes 10
Justice. tApplause.l There may be other classes
Of men who, from position or from wealth,
or from other surroundings, may gain temporary
advantages over their fellow men ~ system Of
Injustice and wrong; but the man who iaboss with
ms OVID hands to maintain family by the sweat Of
his own brow is Interested in nothing so much
az Justice For how can he ask justice OF the
officers Of the government. OF HIS fellow men.
II he desires justice In the perform OF the duties
that devolvs upon Tim. HIS interest Is Ia wise laws
honestly administered by faithful. puOfic servants
who do their duty under all circumstances and above
al. u y hs interest In laying q firm ana deep
system or public Instruction. app ause Ana my
friends, 80 long as In Pennsylvania and la New Eng
land, the great Va1ey OF the Mississippi, and upon
the system OF public instruction supported
at the public expense, unto which are broua for
education the children OF the rich and OF the poor
f1 i VIII RaD psospsf s TINS viii naS savs. w
!A;pppaussl I. WIN be the guide 70 the natsops
we faster there security II Is only by general
Intelligence, by individual virtue aggregated end
made powerful. that the government With the rights
OF the people can be secure. Laborng men. see
that IN Jour city, in town. In your district the
means nvia Of education ,s are furnished to your
pie. Incaicate Justice, recognize the great
doctrines Of Independence aat sone but all
men are created equal. lApplanse) Recognize and
act upon these great principles and nothing can
shake your government. tApplause) Neither the
repose u peace can weaken nor the shock OF war
renee sad virtue OF the people than any other
notion can be either In the capacity or the hereditary
nobility or In the Integrity even OF the monarch.
but rule uader principles OF virtue guided BY intel
igence. tCheers1