The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30
80. uard-Money Speech.

The Great Haro-A'Aoo' -, .e Ia.
sn,or CARL SEIZURES speech was De-
donbt brought out by arrangement
You ,ho leaders of the money.power. II
w" nrsnared with deliberation and Wild
"as cor, of advertisement for the purpose
If giving !, effect and weight with tue pun
n. Il was elaborate and critically arranged
g. order that its style might have as nuSo
IT, dir Of s,atesmanship and as much OF Ut
.-srv interest as was possible to give 70 all
sssav on so solid subject. 1t is = SUCCESS I'D
'N. Th;s GREAT speech was, as we say, dehoe-
r.,.Is prepared; wss printed in advance' !
.nd u.s furnished to the gold organs in New
WI before It was delivered in Gnclnpae.
T. uas addressed on Monday night 10 sse
neop,e of Cincinnati. and puoflsheo 10 m''
8, Tho mammoth daiIies Of New orS on
Treoday morning. True, it could have been
.e,ecranbcd to New York from Cincluuatf;
hut then it was not 80 teiegraphed. These
napers had .laborate comments upon It.
The World especially passed very deilbe'.
rate and excessively complimentary criticism:
upou it; aud this might be considered as
coming directly from the money-power. Inc
Herald, and the Tribune. sud the 1'".eS'
are all in close alliance with the hards."
There are a plenty Of signs with resssss"
TO this speech that show that scH5sz mas e's-
reared In the arena just at the close OF 'nc
Ohio campaign If possible to carry that STATE
for the Republican party AND 10 cause
powerful rea :tion against the benaocraes VI
Penpsylyauia. The,peop!e should tofra oise'f
nwn oninions about this movement Inc
,none1-power of the greet naoneycenrTes Oh
this country is corrupt and serdid'es9ona
al nrecedeut. Its accumulated Tscnes
are the product of 'unscrep"'oHs spec,
rlstioa upon public dtstresses anu
vicious gambling in goN ard ~sseeSs-
gambling that has kept the 'ainances OF the
land constantly disturbed, visiting upen tue
ueople the most fearful barasbips ana sosseS'
The gamblers and shaVers have been the
beasts of prey, and the people Inc s'c.iins'
And now these spectators and gamblers
have mt on the garb Of prtue, 'aDt'Rre shak-
iup the Garth by their shouting asamst )" IN
Aation - and "irredeemable paper. Ihey
haze nut forward ScEUEz to help them OUT
in their scheme to bring dewn 'shc screws
upon the peoples aud produce another fnan'
eisl calamity which via depress the value OF
syerybody's property except theirs, place
the nation again at their mercy, ana open
new fields for specializing and ganoIipS.
IS g ii nplp. dated tlc-
cries TO these times> They arc not appllca-
HE at all. The nation cannot delleve ltsell
with them because they Cannot be employed
now. As well publish some Of asoAa SMITH
ahanters as texts for our measures OF hnance.
The present condition Of the country Is The
result of events past and irretrieVable. line
events might have been prevented OUT VINO
can trammei up the consequences! Inc
remedies of the theorists are OF no value.
Thew are out of time and out OF tune. The
sick man is ordered to get out oil bed ara
run q race. Fine dishes end luxurious food
are offered to the patient wtIie the chill Is
upon him. Things impossible to be done are
urged as necessary for the pubkc good. 10
tUt Ill HoUIU obi1 os'H- va . ~"N~~
.mbarrassmcntsn d greater distress.
This ia all that ScnrRz has:Gone. 1t is all
hat any of them can do. The country wants
lime, 1t is in that condition that unavofd.
ably re quiles time. With the FiDe currency
we have-a currency unparalleled for its ex-
cellence by any we ever before bad-which
to call irredeemabe" is 'in-spirit and es
sence le-we say with thiscEne currency
the, country may rest in peace and secuat!
for yet awhile until confidence and good
faith in the pursuits of life are fatty restored
and until our products throw the scaie @
foreign intercourse in our.fapori ano taep
resumption is matter OF course, ana a.
matter of course Gin hurt nobody save Tux
gamblers, whose harvest is always from put
lie distresses and misfoHunes. Then th'
people will flourish, and then we-saail have
financial peace.
But to 20 or impetuously withGfaeasure:
for resumption will force contraction o.
money, and enterprise, and industry, anC
absolutely diminish the means necessary tc
REDEMPTION. And will the people allow
themselves to be driven from good sense and
duty to country and to sell by the strategy
of the money. power? England, the exam.
ple always, quoted by the hard.noDey thee.
rist, once suspended specie.paymen!s for
about thirty years when she had the lad.
vantage in freedom from domestic
disturbances over ali the other civilized
powers of Europe, and was absolutely o
storehouse OF supp!y.for most of thetss. Ard
what have We? The terrible results of a
civil war the like of which the world asysr
saw, and social revolution unparalleled 10
history for its widespread disasters And
the grad:grlnds tell US we must SESAME
now-that NE can't get along with irreseem.
able paper-,hat 1t * blot and discreddt to
the nation. There have beeniknayes eaaera.
ting dishonesty before nowhere baye,Deen
sharpers urging measuressf for their own good
n and other peoples ruin before Wall gkseet
was built.
Money is.aowing freely from the pockets
OF the spectators to carry Oh the 3a-
against the best interests of the country
against the people. IL the strategy of tax
spectators and gamblers succeeds. the PEG
pie are SOLD, and will be made to pay through
the nose for their folly. They are Eree, let
them continue so. The hue ard cry against
the national currency is a trick. a forced
resumption by contraction must be pecu.
MARY calamity.
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"The fact is as notorious as DAYLIGHT that
tie banks OF the country. especially in the
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