The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-17

ascertEinei - he Louis 4 RpS>cUeau. 4 uor Il
advcnrurer aHi gambler who however, by
cool c!i,ou'ery and winning address.
backed by hi> good looks. had ncen enabled
to move III the first circles Of Partisan
society.
One Hundred Million 1ro-et
Congress has enacte9 10 call in one hun
dred millions OF grccnbark currency. 10 be
replaced to business wan;, H. an oq~al
amount of national lauAuote currency.
eighty Millions OF which is to be given to
the Eas'.
For the greeubacks called in, Ulitcl
States bonds are 10 he put uut. They Will
he exempt from taxation. hearing interest
which must come from The people, for the
benefit Of the national bauAs NAjtA viii
purchase them.
So the people must Pay Interest on one
hundred ml..IJn dU.arS more bonds than
they new are cursed with And that at A
rate equal to tea per cent. III currency
saying nothing ot furnishing u hiding
plUcc tur jus; this amount OF money which
ought ~ tie t.x6d. This j. ten nilions
more monny wrung from the Uotkyrs to
support the idicr>i
The nationa banks will receive intcreS.
on their bonds deposited IS basis for their
bank >n0tcs profit at that Qud
They VIII loan this money 10 men in tu>i
ness tor ten per cent. mosc--in cul!a;er-l Is
taken below their ya!ac prvi,s at ;hut
end
Double profits. and no taxAtim.
AID this is the way a Republican Cons
greS> protects The people
Rabbjng thrm every day to enrich he
bonds Of rich men
Taxing laLor to support those exempt
from taxation. Making wolkinCmnn sup~
port idIers who pay not a penny of tax /,
And again-G Government las a hundred
millions Of gold in tie treasury earul .
Roth'ng-kugt thQir for the bUnihuider, 20
dlaw out to purchase more bonds with-to
make taxation sill heavier
And all this to benefit Eastern spectators
bon ihoiderS
Eastern capitalists buv Western Gem
gre smen 70 vote with the Republican party.
The en- rgy or the nation i IN the Wts,.
yet that section OF the land is rublcd 10
support n >n1bs, ,hoi i!yites, Spectators,
ami bondho,dyls, who are worth nothing 20
the conntry.
The West felt this terrible iucquaI.ty #
taxation before. The young mcn If tie
land are there working to bc robbed BY the
q 1ver0m mt
The brave pioneers in the mines and
forest Of he Ter tories and Pacific Sta;cs
went there to work--to l,Uor-io earn
moaey-t0 open the cauntry--to extend
ez.reryri>e a4d push !or.ard to great
land
They raise grain they dig goa TO Pay
bunihol!gr., and t0 6e worn as icwclry by
the mi>tressas Of Eastern lords Of id.cnc>S
the peri. their lves-,ile beyond the
threshold ui comfort; they beat down The
wilderness and earn money only 0 he rob
bed thereof 10y the most corrupt. Infamous,
dishonest, treacherous, despUtlC destroying,
people rohbIug, power u>urplng damuab,e
goycrnm ut the world ever saw.
Ne other people IN the world UouId ever
submit to such rcbbcries. And why our
people DO IS more than We can tell.
The robbers, thieves. Swlndier- and dis
honest are in power From the President
20 the mot distant lX-co'iector, there Dev-
er was in his or any country such an army
f piunderers They rob. steal, forge, en-
bezze aUd destroy records day alter day
al! the while he2pIng taxes on the olle.
As congress cares no,hlng Tor the ueupc-
as those in pow 81 will not call in bonds,
and give US the same money there Tor
used in their purchase, there is bat one
remedy left.
That is rerudiation Of The en.irc national
debt swiud,c.
Let the people wipe it out.
Let The tax>paye.s bond togfth 7 and
Pitch the tax collectors into mill ponds,
lakes, rivors-into he'll even, rather than
longer subL.t 10 ,hesc continued oppressive