The New York herald., 1875-09-22
LEGAL TENDER NOTICES.
New YORK, Sept. 13, 1878.

New YORK, Sept 13, 1875
Hon. THEODORE ToMLINsoN:-
DEAR SIR-You request to furnish your Legal
Tender Club with notices that would be used at the
meeting to be held at Cooper Institute, and desire
that would be eectual appeals to all classes
cicy Ts true that you or your class do not deserve
aid advice from the working class for when the
money monoposts commenced this contraction of the
currency and the worngmen the first to feel the pres
from want of employment and lack reserve capt.
tai to exist in ideness rebeed against it and tried by
means of strikes for shorter hours and living wages
to retain the status and advantages had given
them, your class, the socaled of brains united
with the monopolists to crush us. You have
done so; but you did not realize your
dependence upon us, you could not SEQ
that you lived by speculating upon our labor wo
were your slaves who produced for your benefit the
milk cows who gave you milk, that five non-producers
lived upon one worker, and the dleuess of one million
workers meant the idleness and bankruptcy of all the
spectators who lived by supplying them with their
own products. But class like woman has grown
magnanimous by ages of use to oppression; we know,
also, that the interests Of all mutual and inter-
changeabe, and that must all rise fall together
and we will strive to forget If not forgive.
will comply with your request TO the best OF my
ability and submit for your approval the following mot
toes, with my reasons for their selection do not
think necessary furnish notices for the working
classes the bitter experience of the last Ave years has
taught them tho need of money, more food moro
clothing employment and all the other accompani-
ments of abundant currency If you think it neccs
sary would suggest tabuated statement OF the num-
Der Of idle and in the different cities Of this
country and Europe and the number OF Tramps in the
country begging for work or bread and a list of the
rates OF wages paid to those in empoyment IL moro is
needed list OF the number Of Mills Il Manufactures
stopping work and reducing wages may some
anxiety for the future and copy of Ftz John Porters
81 60 per day order would be of place in this
community. For the middlemcn have a variety to
select FROM you all have few that you spare for
that occasion To Let is good motto and admits Of
variety OF appeals to all kinds and all tastes This Store
is good, This Mill This House. This ONCE This Shop are
all taking II not taken and then there this better ono
TO fall back on, the doFOr Sdlc Il will Eat.
sfy all tastes as the sellers offer to do and from few
real estate Offices you obtain enough TO all
the walls Another class of Traders may bo appealed
to by another kind of motto Selling off at cost is good
Bet0U cost s better and At socTfce is best Others
may be reached by notice or two of consolidation of
two or more monopolies, the Western Union and At.
antic Pacific, for example, and the number of agents
middlemen wipod out in the process 1t might an
peal TO the fears of the nddemen the notice of the
invention of the new labor saving machine raises dread
In the minds OF those now seeking employment | do
not know If you desire notices for the bondhoders or
money lenders. but send few in case You need them
list Of the States and cities that have been compood
to repudiate their bonds might awaken thought
II not fear and n table showing the inability
Of the People TO pay their pound of flesh
would awaken both The Shyocks might like one iko
this money to loan for per at call for we nare not
lend on any security except from day TO day Then you
Bank of California, Sterling Ahrens Co Etc-tho list
is innumerablo and you will have great variety TO
lect from II you have patience TIL we get down to Bed
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