The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14

no longer had occasion 10 spenu 50 .hA1H
then, there was no longer
demand for everything in which
iron entered, or other articles which the
were made necessary, hence came contrac-
ton in business and shrinksge in values.
Men were thrown out OF employment
ana the panic ensued. We will not dis
cuss who Is to blame, said he, but we
know who is to blame for the war, and
they are likewise 10 blame for the panic.
The blow had fallen heaviest on the iron
interests, and from them had extended
TO all branches ot business. But
matters were getting better and
better, and We were getting out Of the
trouble, still men were afraid TO invest
their means, because they want stable
currency, and that tinkering with the
same should cease. He then discussed
the remedy proposed to be given by the
Democrats for this trouble, and Smd 1t
WAS simply initiation, and Issuing OF
Oceans of greenbacks which would
not be redeemed. He then claimed jand
very strangely, too, tor member OF his
party, that the greeuback legal tender
act always had been unconstitutional and
if the Democracy issued more money,
that issue would be likewise uncon>tltu-
Iional
This question WAS further discussed
at great length, the speaker supporting
his position By reading from speeches
made by Messrs. Nallandingham and
c'"'e'o', nv" I' y" 80 ,,,. Cor.
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\ RlGHr To VIOLATE THE CONSTITUTION
at the time il issued these notes and made
them legal tender. he alluded 10
the decision of the Supreme Court whcn
!. declared them unconstitutional, and
said the decision would have gone INTO
force had not two other Judges been
placed On the bench and reversed It,.
| Bu, said the speaker, the audience must
. be- bnreI with such statements.
turn t. subject Of more
interest TO every one that of
,.,.,vrys,r rnr.r,Tr,v
Tins Is the 'trei SIn o' "a''o" ;" wal
rs ut all times. ne c'N!.!"eu nation "'-
ways conquerS. Here was Afforded " hie
opportunity 10 the speaker 10 O!d Ior the
German vote, which he took decided adj
vantage of. He laudcd Prussia TO the
skies; said she whipped Austria, and dcS-
tIoyed the French Empire be-
cause her soldier, were educated
land thus he denied "hat mas
always been regarded As IN"
main element OF her succcsS-her
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INCORPORATION. and one which wa-
not rced.d, AMI because 1t wa, passed
-, the dirta,ion of the Roman Catholics,
nud said he-You say there Is 10 danger
,,.d,y Already the the public schools
,-a divided in ONO "a piece OF intorma-
ton ", are assured our ONO ucighbor,
were entirely ignorant Of He then