, 1875-09-28

circulation 10 buy tho h0nls Which to daroelt
with the National Government and oetal0 fran
1t national CURRENCY in exchange" Ihia Ia
gcniue. 1t ranks With tho nsoat brilliant tnan-
clal ntteranccs OF GOV. AlIon h'mao't, ,
HIT l A;rea! 10 yotl. hu. .tncsB-inen, lapofefo,
farmers, win honcslir dsslro 10 10 right. aud
look NJ 10 yout party lcadors for Instruction. If
you want Hi instance Of tho mi Ndent. insulting
assurance With which tlcso man uepena u;'on
vuur hong too Ignorant and ntupld 10 tell ohvi-
Gus fact from oostous ta'senoo": .ooH = tn.a
NAlion DatntrtArv, the tabernacle bf tta hTttna.
tic fc.diu.; ipe Of IT. Wisdom; and now, while
t,ycrylo,iv ki.Uws that mIltionn and mitians Of
money ara lglhR unamnlosad IN tho businen.
rcutrcs Of The country. EAat and West, louk,ng
fDr Investment sufficiently safe; white every
body knows that IN nvcry 'erso city in the land
tfora nrn tio1ouH OF capitalists with abundant
nleans wlltth they might doroto tn tho creation
OF Dnnh-1 apcr Issues il H. we . profitable; whln
everybody klloao that tEcro IL scarcely town
OF respectable htze without nlen OF insAns fully
Able to f0rui combination for thAt r,1rpnsc.
tint organ, fighting tho truth ~ tia psr.onal
enemy, cooily Asks you 10 boil We that thore is
moi currency enough IN tho country ~ permit
tho purchase of honts aa bass nt inrthov
NAttonAl-i}ank IL sues. Whrn Foats much ,h!,lCs
do not know what 10 atlu,ira ucat: the Aida
tbn .nyepiton.
Dut tho al,snrdity OF That statement
ArFkAnH IN r1H FEII. ullinH
whom we oox III all The circumstance Of tho
CAsJ. Aus CHlf llti tlt uuFiuCH3 III tAG EOuukt}
np, shou that il neeled more, when il refused to
lsaue m,r III apitc Of it, opportunities. but It
proved that il Ind moro than 1t neadel by sur
rendering large portion Of tho bank Curreacy
new UagrNncy had bern Issued to new and old
banks, amounting TO S1,7oO, 600. but. according
to Nttor Addressed to mo BY the Comptroller
Of the currency. a-l57a, 13i OF lcga.tendet notcs
have boen deposited with sl,o Treasurer for the
purpuso at rot.,iue National DAnk notoB under
ile act Of Juua ~. 1874, while under the reden-
ton ayHteul creatcd LY The Same act over ,U0O
nt)U OF National Bank notea have beon retired
by far tho lnrRcst uart Of this reduction taking
place in tho West and South, which, NO nre told,
wore starving for moro circulation. by the 18th
of So tembcr that figure l.ad tiaen to nonrty
sao,06D,J0O. Tos IL tllss fAo l'nsillssy Of tho
country, as they tel! us suffering 1noat terribly
for Waht Of cusrcs!cy, aud that san,e b,RineBn Of
tho country uUt only nut accommodating it.o|f
bv iasniny moro when tt la an opportunity, but
voluntarily sulreudoElug many millions Of what
1t has,
Let tho EnTsircr explain. Perhaps that oxpo-
nnnt Of Imitation widom will say how That Nc
llaro not currency enonph .o ksop us from CIV
tpg mp that Which no nave Gos.
Uut there arc tho facts, There Is contraction !;
nut contraction bv the Government, not con-
traction by the Republican party, mt contraction
forced upon tho busi,lcsa OF tho country, hut q
contraction uf tho currency voluntarily act nn
foot by tho business Of . country wheu that
DusincHs WAS at perfect libcsty to choose oxpan-
sion au well. 2o carry ont the aomowllat honoly
fi1nsc, tho dacasoJ body economic refuses to
take thu medicine administered BY qcncks; Ma
ture mnkcs M oliort TO right itaolf; tho OYER
charged stomach begus to give up It's rnd-
gcated food. mud dlsgorges curreucy for which
thero Ia no legitimate employment. That ataio
any eandId u.an OF tie trtlo atasu of things. But
tho mutation doctors, nothing auntet -.ssiIl. ill.,
sat upon troltipg the cascsas ono of asasTatiou
and pfopos>. II tho raticut Eofuecs to sako it
rr Etltl f1,o
,ndIgesttb!o stuff. They evidently hoiong 10
that class Of doctors to whnu the salo OF tho
medicine is 11oro important thau the cure Of tho
patient.
AND WHAT 0noD
do ,yon promise ns your imitation medicine VIII
1ichoT thai, tho declamalons Ut its advocates.
Prosperity II to revive nj once oteEy man,
woman, aud cllild il to harc plenty OF moner !;
all dsbts arc to be pad BY sort OF self-acting
IN tho lind IL to to at onco in full blast, and
thousands OF now est .bl!samen&s will spring up
Oh all sldcs; thoy will produce an tulnito guam
tity Of goods aud for nil taey csn pioduce thoro
buy evarythsue. aud hhso plenty Of snonoy to do
It; tho labuting-mau MIL command The Bitua-
ton; lo will have to work los aud B-s higher
wages. for II than ever aud Ill AL lncreal-
by short time ue shall all ho rich; or;
poor get roor, TINT the rich will got poor
and tho poor gct rich. tho "monoy- -power"' Will
be broken, for money will ba chcap money. IL
VII! te " the psoola'a money, and the moro Of it
tho better. This sort Of talk, aud oven wilder
than this rou can hear nowadaga, not only III
the lnnatic asyluns but on tho public platforms
Of Ohio, put forth BY mon pretending to DO the
spoheslnon and leaders Of groat party, who.
on Tho strength Of thesc very promises, attompt
to take contiul Of tho dcstnics not only of Ohio,
hut OF Tho great American Republic.
IL IT NOT SAD spEcrACLE
indeed To Bcc. not on!y pubic men racklesh
enough thus craolly to mock tho crcduhty Of tha
or and needy, but multtn1os PATIENTLY listen
ing to nuch ravips hbsuEdi.1cs instcad Of re-
pe?Iing tic insult thus uhntonly offered to their
good aenso 2 An irredocmholo phpor money,
cheap money. the Teoploa noooyl Imitation,
men. puor mon, giyo me yong candid attention
QUO moment. Lot your minds tor once cast
! asldo proiudicc and party passion, and looA
! sul'er!Y st the facts.
| Suppose We iasue moro currency, az the Ohio
platform euphouiousiy cailsit. ITO mako mud koep
tho volume Of tho cnr;en:y equal to Tho wants
Of trAdo !" III other words, we ombarkln q COURSE
of intfatlon. will not hsGue Aero tbs constltu.
tional point, vile her Congress has tho power to
increass tho volume Of ereeu6acks hoyoud four
hundred millions, and whether tho buprcme
Court, aa expect 1t would, might declare such
an act VOID md Of no force. BrPpone II can be
done without any LEGAL smpe1lnent. How vii
| IL operato7 Ilcre Ia capitalist, a rich man, 4
1ator. 1n tho morning he takeh up his paper and
roads " Congress lsg PASSED an act to iayut
auothcr hundred or swo hundred millions OF
logal.leudo,s. with prospect of more" III
! knows, as matter aI course, that theroupon the
promlum OF, gold viii riss; The purchasing cove,
! OF tho greenoack dollar will decreaso. Tho no1i
| piece OF usWs hs gets Ia or from Wall street IL
Gold III going up and likelyto rise steadily, Wha,
does lie dor LIZ begins at once to srln iis s.i
to tta Wind. flo sooka q way To take advAHsagt
OF the ducsustlous Roiug. on or stsli il
pro,pect, and, oelug man OF noans, coulnlautl
ipg hundreds Of thousands, OK even 1niIll onB, III
easily Anda that way. II ue be cautious ulsn,
Lo Laa. OF coutae, lsut out rnouoy given oleli
| ouly on short tino and he 1t oiico oalla III tn,
u.onoy duo Llm with fsoFouH aoysf1&y. 70 save
himself from tho effects Of depreciation.
| TIE DEUToA MAY 01uAN,
bus he will have to pay Or 20 into bankruptcy
for tho rich .Haa sayaa himself before tho storm
| and puts hls lnonsy Into Investments not hpt Il
be unfavoraby Affected by tue fluctuations o
| tho currency. II he 10 merchant, ho will a
| ouce tut IN As prices to pro.id against tho do
probation Of the currency, aud sell ouiy At larRs
profits aud Tor cash. for ho is not an1ious Il
sell, and. being . wealthy man, not Obliged Il
sell, knowing, aH ho does. that bis goods will tia
In Enrrcpt money vAlua on Ills hands, 1htfo hi