The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-05

proposeG Ieaisalon onsress Still farther dcbasns
every law d morality and Political economy. viii rob
me o. Part Of every doar hat ne earns
mtted unless the voice Of The people is heard in
that will command attention.
SPEECH OF EDWARD ATKINSON
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with the care Of the great material Interests Of the
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mltted poh,ics to become almost an UNI, occapa.
have made 1t corrupt trade. But sir, q change
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pe,Tioils man csn engage very meeting here to
MAY on %spy questions a many
;Su. wide .psrs the poles SHt
integrity Of nation shall be maintained and tina, our
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diner as 70 the me,hod IN which our na,ions taxes shall
however raised shall be promptly applied to the pay
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liberty destroy 1eSs
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pledged he fsl!s tic SsiioH to pTo@st pay,
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cenTated the whole power OF the against the
ana tie vast forces Of honest me into one
sS h M sS S TIE and
q ayey M before the armed arm Of the nation
lois West 70 say that II i uni. for iniason. 4!
hoard so;. trade meeting me most urgent ana
ass being $sla i sssr e,!iss prssssty
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so0a end in view 4 needs only for Congress Do ever
man eo ss
ns r the VIII q Ss sS S iSsS bear
not be legal tender ,s for any contract entered into are
Pecle
ssde would aays Esea iSs risss q conversion
Of immediate payment The soysrnmsat would no
then be adopted sreenback : now worth about
ee s
in which !. he had made his contract were nov
versa ssp sfAi ns "
people removed after q fixed future date Stead
and as
tss o. par four BUT an M" In nall al cent at
date ds,1 had nd, been pail While This very sondqns
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Chairman. ! have not wished 70 deal only. I
assrsd show fnsai
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night e action IL so II ysT the ella
country 70 specie payment it might be poss
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on :" 9th either win work
one great question Of the day.
| The following letters were read
LETTER FROM JOHN W: FORBES.
Hon WILLIAM GRAY, Chairman
cs Pf he e .y over wsS S
the first issue OF irredeemaoe paper money There
tnsa and 81 s
tenders ana -, these funded into gold
We then believed might IS averted, ana which belle
now "ay with no emergency no
S Of % S q sw
Ct ,unans pr0poss,a which { carried vii
the rsbeiiion broke out CARLYLE said We're alrsad
'f s f%1 'ys
yigor and Intelligence .t Young sss an
Congress fails US now let US organize TO choose bette
view OF the imminent danger, the meeting IN Faneui
nan ought to lay the foundation for anti imitation
league which shall continue the contest as the Anti
Corn League did in England through the long years unit
We get back to sound currency. This growing active
industrious people can no more patiently endure tn
living lie OF our uctuating paper dollars
With such warnings as have had in the votes already
passed IN Congress not day should be lost There
Will be more ausplcous anniversary than the day 0
the surrender OF Richmond nor more suitable plac
than the cradle Of liberty to begin the You
friend and servant j. NJ FORBES
N B.-l write simply because cannot speak and be
cause illness makes II doubtful II even be presen
At the meeting tonight
LETTER FROM WILLARD r. PHILLIPS.
B0sroN, April 4 1874
GkSTLKhEN-l regret that an engagement made severa
GAYS since prevents me from accepting the nyitato,
Hall on Saturday evening next against imitation. You d.
well TO meet at this time to utter mcred and ndg
nant protest VI the citizens OF the wtou
distinction OF party against the dishonest imitation
our CURRENCY which Is proposed Let your uterance b.
50 loud and clear that IL may reach Senators
Representatives IN Congress- and induce. not compel
them each and all to vote Massachusetts, desires
hQpestv requires. remain, gentlemen, your obedien
servant, WILLARD r PHILLIPS
LETTER FROM EX-GOVERNOR CLIFFORD.