, 1874-05-13
KANSAS.

Tho AtohlBon Champion names q portion Of
the papers OF the State that sudtain the yoto Of
the proaldent. and adaa:
TAcro Is far lcss feeling concerning the veto than
expectrd TO see and It is only fair to sy that quite
largo number Of tho citizens of State, including
many Of tho ahlcst anu beat men, heartily approve Of
thu veto. uuquootonably large majority Of ,he peo-
pit favored an Increase Ia the volume Of the currency.
but quito reapoctaba minority took tho othor su,E.
And ths arguments Of the 1,redont In his veto
S "ve asa e no number M ast oss rho w. opposs m
therefore, united on this question.
And tho more the poop!o consider tho matter,
tho moro nearly will they stand unit on tho
question OF substantial lnRtend Of m .,ylated
currency; for the latter will unBettle all COM
merciai values md leave tho country at tho
mercy Of financial storms, while tho former will
Hettlo everything upon a SOLID bass, aud give
that stability to trade without which there can
bo no real and permanent prosperity -oskalooso
(A0n,) Independent.
III al accompanying noto tho editor OF the o.
lsalooka Independent e. Republican In politics,
and decidedly approves the veto y Says: "our
region Of the country ia very quiet on the qnoa-
thu; but tho People are about equally divided
Tie Union, Junction City, Kan, Republican
piper. fa7ors the voso. III an editorial it Bays:
Tho whcle people Of Kansas havo not been fairly
tlemsmb;re Of Gongross from this State. tho hree
Representatives and two Senators, voted steadily IN
iSor Of inaation Thoy did this In ocdence to what
they supposed to bs tho unanimous ws Of the people
of Kansas. Gov. Oahoru hasteno1 to telegraph Sem
Ror Mort II, tho Republican party Of tho West Is In
pore tl4e Governor intended Kansas ouly aud did nos
really PROPOSE to tsko In tho adtxcsnt 9satsx and Ter
aoyernor IL aro n mstsEsa IL reesrd o e sunany II
tiat the poonle Of Kansas nre equally divided I'M
rrrss!on r. that majority aro opposed to imitation.
Tho O.tawa Republican, Reppbucanin in politics,
su3tainB tue veto, aud says:
VIC think that the sober Judgment # thinking pep
pic will GsEsrallY approve tho position taken " tha
tho Vest, much of the nancial prosperity Il the lit
tsw years has heen derived from tho immense amount
Of Eastern capital which has boon expended in build
ing ratlro.da aud oler works Of informal improvement
often far adyanca Of the real needH Of the country.
These In, :sn.onta hayo not proved suleent1y profit
ERA Of wild and reckless speculation has happily ps.as
earncat wark is tile only Tor t.e eva Of nsn-
cal troubles, mud We might ~ vol understand II frat
as slass-ottasa {Kan3 Repab!iean.
The GirArd Press (Repuhlloan) sends m adi-
torial from which We quote:
Tbs cry for '4choar money" Is mistaken one. The
West would be better of II tho volume Of currency
was dou lea and its value dopreciatd. What wo want
in kutsat Ia code Of laws made for the proteoton Of
h'nest crtdors rather than dishonest dehtors. When
"s ore 10 made that money can b safely invested
amongst ua may hope to money to loan Ut lower
rates Of .ntsrest, aid not until then.
The editor Of The Western Spirit, Paola, Kan,
wrtes: This paper indorsed tho Prosidont's
veto q right heartily. Is an independent, .'bo1t.
don't suit, though its odItor is / postmaster. Il
nrrpored the far1nors ticket and cause last fall.
but will probably support tho Republican State
.hAot this full, II good and olsan-handed mon
uro nominated. Soc article:
An inhated currency Ia tho daItoht of +ha nnntr.
ctlled apoeulstor and dictatorial moaopoiio. When
did thia class flourish II has outtshed in this
naa as easea wy sehensrs to ~
tItorn:oay wealthy At the e1peuas Of our material
tns hsse g controlled .sa egsaon
t,ons aso srndins tha sesy lts@sooa lis '1sSr. eat
e. our wealthy s;sta aea ss sn saa sss
Aamb:srn llayo controlled tho market. Of this country
s s M Up
demand bus long since passed away. Turn in what
ever direction QUO viii ind he seea tho power and
millions IN the short space pf decade BY taking ad-
yantge of ~ inflated currency Whst fqEnii!iea m ;l
and Yandsrb!lis7 An inflated currency Who over
A>ud of gold specnlations and Black Fs'days before
tue tdsya 81 Neanoacas7 Nobody. d. Do TO Pr people q
stunning tslegraps thas might pa:s bswsan tls na~
10 he eons4o Ct another dseads Of .ndatod currency
sAnl wild speculation cannot convince that thoy do
Tue wyaudott Herald sustaina tho action OF
the President In ve.oing tho Currency. bill. The
reform in both national and State a0aira.
The soaeca Courier favored Imitation, but
anco the voto ia inclined to think imitation would
,1os have proysd tho balm In Qiload deslred.
publican straight.
The Nationalist, Manhattan, Kan., ID RepublI.
can In politics and austaias tho Yeto. II would
Like more curronay. but wants Il n1ado better
also.
The Atolt,Bon Patriot condemns Grants ycto
Of tho Currency bill, and fayoru ropoxl OF the
National Dantlug law aud tho substitution Of
1sgAi-tanders - the only circulating medium
Aside from gold and sliysi, 1n po!it!oa Il i ID.
dApoulbut, and dsmahds lhs puh!sAnaant Of on.
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