The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FAMILY PA
PER IN THE LAND.

TEE CHICAGO FaIssza IL snpAsssaliy Ale Pco--
Pisss Advocate. 1t 10 opposed - Monopolies
Il has no interests or alliaaess apart o those Of
the great publie 10 whose fsieaAsAiR ana patron
age Il 10 indebted fer the Measure Of prosperity 1t
CHIoAes Ta1nUnE Ii, theA IL always belalg takes
the IEISIATIVE o. inpoFtant puzzle Qasstions.
snAa waite for sims aad scAee6Sa ame@E ths pee
pie 70 rfsve that 1t 10 right.
- HMn IssUMA 8H &
1t seems 20 be morally csrtain that. With the ex-
tnction Of slavery ana Ito Adjunsta, aad the rati
fcatisn OF the Yfteenth Amends ent questions re-
rency win be ruling ana govsrning the issues upon
which the county viii % divided: It is proper,
thcrefoae % indicate the views OF those questions
which the THIBsHs will nsinssia aad DEFEND II
l. That On irrsasenabls and Auctuasing cur
rency 10 the Meet expensive. injurious and op
presaive fowm Of eiSealssns Medium ior All classes
OF people, exeepsG oalJ the sBesalAsms ana stock
7 D That the credit OF tAe nation s the most val
nAble possession, and that the efforts of the gov
ernment shosld be constantly directed TO the i'm.
provemsnt Of its credit 70 thc eaA tAet It's beaded
debt May be EefaaAsd al q lever sate Of interest
0. That, with the rsstosasion Of tAs public cred
it, the business OF beaking should be maAe free.
subject to the safeguards which are now may
hereafter be prescribed By law. III
4. That all taxes .Faposed upon the people
shoal4 DO aajasted solely with view 30 the raie-
ing 81 revenue for the k0ysynMont. ard that there
shoalA Sc Q matsrial ana speedy reduction In the
sxistina rate u @xation, beiA aEdsg abs ilsernal
revenue ana the tarif systems. c-a1
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