The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04

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cle on Financial Faiiaeiee.S $ ,,ssd l.i,;g
I ~ ll1l sthst GeveFnment. Is able
% pledge EoE fhe redemption Of any PUBLIC
uSDk Iar from being the aFbole. real and
persona estate o1 the eoHatEEs ssinpiy e. !
moderate percentage on the aanual incon,es
realized from that Of real and personal .es-s,,,
tale, More than this IS sure in the lang =,
run % oEing bankruptcy and Tepudiatlop. 81
on any Oq-tlF. in the. world - No enc =,
VIII seriously question this statement To-
suppose that the people xii hand ever. to
tAe Puppc creditors their property, craven
ll-le sll lneH annual earnmgs, and reduce them
selves andlt1ieir families 70 poverty ii S,r-f
aer 70 keep the naton's faith Is absurd. L.;
pec9Lnes a question of the first Importance =,
/ 70 ascertalns as nearly as possible what
are me annual net gains to the properly or
Wesltn OF the nation, that we nav know
now now ana when the debt will be paid. In
sII sne ,e year ~, ~, an apprasemept vas hadlof
under an act Of Congress Of July. i79S. 1eJ
II was ascertained TO Be 61e, ,977 AZ. 81 IassI
1914 similar appTaisement sPaS nlale, ,IJF.fis
act OF CongTess, and the real estate footed
up 81, Dol, o6I, III. In 1850 the assessed
value OF me real estate was SO, 90, 10 AZ. 70
II none o. of.fhese estimates was personaIlI
property, lncludipg slaves In RI
1860 the assessed value. of ali property.
real and personai,- excluding slaves. was
8 IA % s00O. $50 l-t, w. sc-s-lfiy sSsaW
IfBa essimaieitllc psrsona5 tIFopsfFi ofsn
the people Of tlIe United S,ates aia 47Go n IL
the same. ratio 70 the real estate ofs thato,ft
PERIOD that toe Two kinds Of property
pore to.eaeh other m 1860, 4 would sudt. - Z
btOI $3.50, Q09 Goa, nlakink he Grand fofSIfi Z
$500 000s s000e in l709.li ItInIist. oiba rsysT
membeFed Aat between 1893 and 1s6a,all.d3
the States west of the Mississippi. and cal.
ifornla, including about one SIKH 81 the %
population have been added to our f3otnafiilg2ss
and our wealth. which are Ienahraeedr noE
our assessed values Of 1890. i must ,alsooss
pc nael LeInempered that we have gained il
wealth very largely by eniiaration tIf1risos ii3
that long period. . 165Wflp be. found s02tGn
close analysis that from 1893 70 1856, lafs7yss
Ter making reasonable allowances, for ad-s -
diiions to our domain and imported wealth.
that the actual net increase for seyeufv zoo
years has been about three per cent Def4
annum-- Regarding thenine hundred t1ilz0m
mons as the value Of The nation 3 properly al
IN 1877, and supposng it to have increas-
ed at the rate of interest paid on our FIVE
twenty bonds, viz, SIX per cent, and il
would amount in 1871 70 5000, $40, 0OOl
This Is more than tlIree times the wealth
o1 the nation, including additions of teEri,rr.,
tory, ETC., as above mentioned,
% II we shall grow in wealth fos ffty
years to come, as we have In the past So
half century, We shall be- worth solile sey-E9lE
creased our national wealth at the rate Of, =.
six per cent and estimate ils present value -
4t dfteen billions, we shall be worth IL stia
1913, more than $3.50, ,0oO30 30eOfoO0l 3iAlsH 10
surd as such a1.estinate msy appear, f9hat4 Ia
IS what we should have at the rate Of ia-s,o.-
terest we pay on bonds As we have al
ready Shown our national wealth at Z ssg OF
uia1 increase viii be in afty0gears9 abO0E9 %
SO, 0O0, ,000, 600. or more than twice that
OF England Our national debt at six per, r,
cent IN fifty years viii amount to more
than $40, 600, ,000, 900. But, as quoted 4 g
from Raym0ud,s article. alnlSderats peraH
oenlages on the. annual ineomes realized ssR
from real and personal estate, is all that r.es
can be pledged for the redemption OF any
public debt. Now let us see what proper ~
ton of this income ID required to pay the 81
Interest on our debt Of two thousand i've 4og
hundred millions. The net gaia Esing 60
three per cent and the valuation being tif-
teen billions our income would be $500 =
600, ,000.0 Ell Soais ,sz9Woq ali E9glssno9
p If one third only Of. the Joint product Of a5ze
capital and labor was taken and the. bal,rr-.-
ance left to be equitably distributed be-
tween them, It might be borne, but TO this
$I50, 900, COO must be- added the expense iizz2
OF sustaining an army Of assessors, colecs t98is
tors, spies, infOEmers and thieves. The -rrt
expense of these and of sGslaining the
General Government b not less than $500
made out, it will be found that labs0lutely Il [
Rothing is left for those who labor, We,
appeal to them to know whether our fig
ures lie-' We ask those who toll eariy and Z. -
late, and who depend for Che. support Of Dloz
themselves and families sllponzAlleirslabor,
whether they have anything but scaRtY-
Have they surplus to lay
up for a rainy day ys6r foE sickness Of aissl n1ui
bility The funding 0f10ur public zdshf IL 10
and ifq ravn1auts in. cold xrsl,11fE
an3 government on eaTth,zl Cln. enquirer.
Relics OF a. Eissos.fe IsStseIissis
aaECs stRd S5eorEiR.a13YoO zo1 g7-zu
. /. GAISzsYn1E, GAG iAasyn 12s-aE IlatsSiss
been engaged in mining and geological eEslls =
plorations throughout the South and West,
from the Potomac 70 the Rio GFande, and al
am fully satisfied that the autechones of
America were placed upon this continent -
Independently with the Malay and
afohgol in Asia, and the negro in Africa
millions of years before the advent Of the
Adanic race. = = ii3ttt4-il4 ltissA -Alioe =
The numerous geological deVelopmenisls ~
which have been made 61 late years, eoth -
p Europe and America, have confirmed
he opinion that this country Was occupied =
5y several distinct species of the human p {. iii
family as early as that Of the Eastern he1i- -
sphere. The footprints of man Ia the a -
uyiai tertiary and carbonifer0ds fornia %
tons, together with fossil remains Of hsi- -
man beings and the higher order of quad .i-''N :
rupeds, prove thesexistenee of tlle inferior
races of man countless ages hefona tAe his
tofic period; and also prove che fact that ,rr
lhs different species, though created at the
same time, were formed and placed upon -. -
the earth in groups, just as ether animals -.
and plants were, in centres or proYinces, sss.,s
suited to their natures and habits, ana at
widely different periods as the itempera-
tnre Of the earth becsmei adapted to.illeir salI
existence and not al Ct once, and placed aa1o
IN one common centre, As taught in eur -,
schools. We ind more than half the anil
NAL creation to have become extinct before ss'ii
he advent Of man = and one species, the 81
mound builders, since that epeeh has disE91da'
appeared, leaving no trRce of tho name or .fef
heir existence, save those stupendous and -
forlihcatons and necropcli % =
which orc every where 70. . be found ln1 8zll
Georgia and the great valleys of the Chic as Sc
md Mississippi, which testify that once q s--s
noble race live and perished, who possessS
ID humanity and that other great princi-
pie gIalitude--WhicM IS 30 str0n - > De. = Cd
picfed in the imperishable and costly sep
llchres Of their friends. From many ofEP
.hese tumuh have been taken curious .anG
highly finished works of art. in rock efvs-
al, quartz oiindian, green stone, Iaaaa 9'i 2
granite. Also, 10 gold, silverg copper, add sdL
he shells of Gulf Of Mexico. all pro- c,,gi
wing the species to have occupied social ~
position in the scale eff being below tho -'-A
he Mongol, bat far above the IndlaH, the ~ %
Esquinaux, the Malay aud the negro,g bs51
neither Of whom have ever left q trace ofIfioy
evidence of, their capacity of forming or
government, OF OF advances
nent IN the arts and sciences. II Religio 2 til7
Journal.aqmut1i Bi1Cde s5gaurtl
"A CRAZY man having get into The. gallery