The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-07-05
GENERAL THOMAS EWING AND
UNLIMITED GREENBACKs.

usual tAlsehOod and ignorance to be found
in the columns of that journal ON inan-
I cIal questions malice Of statement in
referring 90 the probable gubernatorIal
candldature of the Hon. Thos Ewing, Of
I Ohio which shows how profoundly inter
ested the Tribune Is IN the present monop
\ " If money established Dy the National
Y Bank Law
We condense few Of the precious state
ments Of this article
lie Gen. Ewing, has lately prepared a
speech, presenting the policy Of an unlim-
tied issue Of greenhanks as the sovereign
of impecunlusity To make money 50 plenty
that eyerybodys hands will he full Of it,
and by making It drug % reduce the rate
n interest to-a nominal sum This is
not new proposition Ii was suggested
number Of years ago By Mr. Pendleton
Of Ohio, who has lived 10 regret 1t by
Butler and others, and then abandoned
Mr. Ewing made 1t "A special hobby four
years ago, and until revived by him Was
which had lived It's brief day But Mr.
Ewing is ambitions to BE- governor of
Ohio and believes Ia the popularity of
this patent contrivauce to give HIM success
This contrlvance is an old one There Is
not nation of Europe that has not under
taken to make money plenty, by dehaslng
the coinage ami making i a legal tender
al its statutory value
Issuing papers promises tu-pay. and
calling them money Is but another and
worse form W debasiug the coinage The
Tnb,us wisely says It can hardly De ne
cessary to discuss the proposition IA its
merits, and declares that Mr. Thos. Ewing
holding such opinions can not be the
next governor Of Dino. The Liberals III
Ohio can neither touch nor handle any
such doctrine. do mot propose u rX-
plain " defend these opinions ot Mr.
Ewing They have been before the PEG
ple for years have constituted A plank III
the platform Of the labor party since its
second national convention hrId h Cbica.
ro. have been discussed nm uevspap+rs
and before the peol IL, have grown in pop
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Mr. Ewing proposes To establish in com
mon With the irredeemable promises to-
pay, or assignats. or continental currency,
IT shinplasters. with which the Tr,Lua,
labors to identify it, The limitations
upon the money to be issued under the
new monetary system, are the business
wants Of the country. How this is effect
"a We need not here repeat for the thous-
andth time.