The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13
TsWperfanf Qwesssess BeSsre she
People.

III -
En~perfnnf Qwessssss BeS.re she
People.
The people are considering the follow
ing important questions:
!. The Government borrows money
from favored few at FIVE per cent. in
terest, and loans IL again to the sane
men without interest. This constitutes
National Banking. The Republicans say
IL should, and the Democrats say IL should
not Which IL rightf
2. There is less currency in the United
states in proportion to the population
than In any other commercial country
in the world. The Government and It's
Republican supporters say there IL
enough for the wants Of the people. The
Democrats say there Is not. Which Is
rigbt9
3. The Republicans say there is more
danger Of the people repudiaiing debt
Of the Government held by all the people
than one held by few bond-bolders.
The Democrats say there is not as much
danger. Which is risht'
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The nocovor,ou, - III
kinds of taxes all monev leaned 40 !,
thus openinp the xav for the farma,;on
of a moneyed aristocraev. The I.nub.
licans saw /, sLouId the De.ecrat. sav II
should not. Which il r;obt,
o The Covernme,tv; Inv of
sG5 600 OO0 On tho ind, q - Al. Vs.,
and no,b;pg an that ~ ~. - 1,.o.ob
the Constitution reor;rs- ~ dirsct tsrs.
tion bv the General Gov,rnmcrt n he
in nronort;on 20 noru,,t;on tn. R.n,h-
Iicans saw IL sbould The Democrats .ax
IL should not Which /, RIGHT,
10 The ;ncome tax WA. Tho on,v t.x
that bond.holders had to pay who had all
their money invested in Government
bonds. 1t was the most Just tax we had,
and it affected New England more than
any other section of the country. The
Government removed this tax because it
tempted bondholders to perjury. The
Republicans generally said it should.
The Democrats generally said it should
not. Which is rights
IL. The Administration continually
uses all its power in favor of monopoly,
and to please and bestow place and
power on the rich and against the peo-
pie, and in contempt of the poor. The
Republicans say 1t should, the Demo-
Gratis say it should not. Which is
right!
IL. The Administration, with its sup
Porters, are continually reaching out for
more power over the states and the Peo-
pie. Ihe hePubllcans sustain 1t IN doing
50. The Democrats do not. Which is
rightg
IL. The Administration opposes the
freedom OF the press In that II passes laws
to intimidate 1t from exposing fraud.
About this the Republicans are silent as
party IN con,en''on' Inc iemocras
are not "h'eh Is ngrH
IA. The Administration in all Its
branches is IN league with the most i'm
moral, corrupt and profigate men in the
country, which has been proven by in
ligent men. Yet the Republicans sus-
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