, 1875-09-13
currency, and demanding a return to apccio
payments, md they carried the State.
In Pennsylvania, In 1874, the Democratic

currency. and demanding a return to grcCio
payments. md they carriad the State.
In rcnnsylyania. In 1874. tie Democratic
Convention declared that
stcady et1or. shoula 10 m.u to lrins The Govern
mens notes to par with eo1. and tn re''Fe return TO
rsu,u ~ NJ ~" saf.'sss 1ts
IN thIs n1otfoy,, tho Dsn,ocrats corried tho
st,,o md tho I,,cx,o,,r,,. and soyentecn
mcmborn IT Conorcs,.
rim ra,,o arcccs. followed the ,orf1. .moncv
n,otforma NJ the Democratic marty in New
Icrscy and New York. In Michigan, the
Democrats demanded a return to sprcie nav.
,nents. and can,e within 3, oou votes of elect
ing tl,oir State ticket, gained several menl-
hers of Congress, aud were nblc to defeat
Mr. CilAsptEn's reelection to tic Senate,
Wherovor the party l,as nppealctl to tho
people on tue ancient and purely Democratic
doctrine of honest money 10 my tho wages
OF tahor md to my for the products of H.
bor, the Democratic party has met with
prompt approval.
The Democrats in Iowa have in 1875 re-.
cnr,tcd their on;nions of ta74, mil hnve d.
,1,po,1 l., fo,,r ~ ;,,a,t;,.
~'1. ~ AS>eA oa in.s"''on'
LII iehnsFlFan'a, Iowa, anu ohio, inc Denl-
ocr3t8 hnvp put forth demand far an ur-
limited e1ransion of ,3npreeiateii pnnnr
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'''o"e3' lucy '.'o a',e''P''a ~ ses uP
He" aoc6Flne "holly Hakno"n 10 tne 0e1ho"
cratic party until within short timb n doc
trim which Ia renu,1iatei III, t},a ,,arsv in TN,
"o1s. y. 'ao'' o"a.es W. u"'' .''ue", ~"
winch, oeinB 1ounued On the IDEA tAht tno
IL Il
honesty for sunnnrt Tim Ohio Demorrn+s
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ftoF~oo ~ ~"'"Pe' 'Ao ""o'o 0e'et ~"
party OF the country to Subscribe to their
doctrine, and that tho party in 1876 shall 10
hefn-c TIN rnnntrv M nf1vocntaa NJ an ;,ro.
1..~,.,,. ,.:","
"ecniAo'e PApef cufFeney WHICH las no n1eu
Tatno; Which Is, ns money, q cheat and
swintlle, and serves merely to transfer Tho
.voot+l, nf fla corp+rv from tha ,,ro,7rco~, -,
-,,S,r ~
saone en Al."uy "oA't"'.
40 ""o''''' ~ o"4 Do"ue'"ao 'e''aet" 'n'
Aoi'o"t"H e@et"e'7 'Aoa' oen'oe1allc slates-
men on the subject:
Gen, JACKSON. on retiring from the preRi
,7encr f1,pu anota ~ nonor ,oo,ov.
In rtvtcw,ne ,ba eonaict, .x,,cb 49,. ,.t.n ,,.,.
betwecn different Interests IN the United States, md
tho policy pursued since tho adoption Of our present
form Of Government, we and uoiling that has pro-
duccd such deepaeutal cy3 The course Of legislation
citation to thu currency. Tho coustitut!on Of tbs
on'Iea s'A1se oaaueauoneos lnteaasa 10 secure the
Yeot -, ....ss ~ son ~. .'ot. o4' 'ne @ osaaouoa'
.s..,ona ~ ,,san 1saa,-." W. ~ .ao
,n.r. ~ I'm nb,,a drss n ~ ,,nro..,,..t. @ ~,
-t,.s..,.u ~ 49,, ...1., .' ~ sss .'n.no
jec., rovo from general elrculsot, tho copsututona
currency, and submitted one OF paper In It's place.
These frauds arc most generally perpetrsted in
the smaller notes. which arc used 10 tho lsy tsans&c-
iona Of ordinary business, and the iocses occasoned
by them commonly thrown upon tho lahor1ng
classes Of society whoae situation and pursuits put It
pas ~ .ue. I poSol sa , 'so ess ~
thslr subs.tenee. II il tho duty Of syery t,oy,rn-
aens 10 to regulate ts currency u to pfotoc. this
numerous ciaas n far as practicable from the port
tion, OF syarica and fraud. Yet 1t IL sytient