The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-02-26
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gained their information from tbo ,nust1 20.
cords Of antiquity. or from narties INF. rested
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1T WILL ENCOURAGE THE DEVELOPMENT
OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES.
If this system be adopted, and the inter
est on the government securities reduced to
such rate as will make fair distribution
Of the Prodncts Of labor between capital and
labor, capital will be compelled to cooper
ate With labor On equal terms. II must Be
remembered that without the cooperation
Of labor capital in any shape must remain
unprOductve. Particularly is this true Of
money for money, though made Of the
finest gold, can render its owner no service
while be retains It in his possession. To
derive any benefit from it, be must either
loan it for an income or exchange it for
HOneluuB OF actual value. 1t would,
therefore, seek investment wherever there
was a promise Of a greater income than
that derived from an investment in GOV,
eminent bonds. Our natural resources are
greater than those Of any government II
Europe, and with money at the same rate
It is there mines would be opened, fur
naces, mills, and factories would be erect
ed, wherever natural advantages and ia
clllties offered and instead OF shipping
our raw materials across the continent and
even beyond the Atlantic, the producer
and consumer would be brought side by
side, and enabled to make their exchanges