The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-21
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Fvsentahs@s npcn this gar~sson fully ror.
F"lwssirs the position taken ~ Tms
pLsis DsALxA. AMI wws listened to With
profound attention IN IN delivery, ln,h
BY the HOUSE anil The u~nranta u The
galleries. Among either things he si,l
| IL l1Aa ouf national debt wAe s7s,Nn unn
- had but eiauou,0oo circulation - NJ.
IIamsiion lsoptwci the limited Nsass~ liAnk so
iIspis .,.rs s,ss,'asea sos ~ ssos,s osnneses
ysas~. and then our delss he'd besn Increased by
the war VI isl2 10 Elm, ,t,QN uoU.
Oar Presidents Monroe. Madison, Adam.
aud ten. Jecksca believed thAa ! national
debs was curse. - BY iHA Il was r~nso,oi
this The Democratic party waa ssslIy h<ascn
~ 1910. u the e.rcnlAr1 rrniuced tain
and bankruptcy From rnd 10 es,d III tlu eouu.
ny. HIT IN 1884, nron aplatfcrm ~ hostility
M = national hank and the admission III
Texas ~ Inc un'on. ihey regain~i their aa.
Five consecutive NATIONAL plasfcsssa. from
Irio ~ 1850 Inclusive, contained this .ntAg-
otiism 70 > national bank, and asserted That
The separation II the montys of Tho uovrrn.
mcns from o.nktng inrsi!nticna u indi@pen.A.
mcns and the rtsht~ 81 Tile people.
IN his speech. Mr.. Bright gives the
votes of the Congresses npsn this anes.
ton At every stage and phasc, showing
thnt the Democratic party ~ sncl, and
tho Republican party In is62, Ia proyid.
ing for tho issue Of lagal. tender notes.
stood arrayoL against systcm of nation.
u banks. md ior tho sovereign power
tho Federal Government the exclusive
privilege of issuing The currency of tho
country, aud says;
hon 10 national banks for forty. four ,~srs bas
been vital snd cardinal principle oe il,o Dcn,.
ocrAtic party. II n proved by ilie veto IN tho
United btAtes llnk art BY jackson lii lNla, hy
illc Endorsement cf hts veso on hls recollection
bs the peoplc, BY hye Democratic National
Conventions. ny the Democratic vnsc ausi,,s,
tho .NAsiolai bshk bills In istIl and tsGt hy tAo
Democratic vote ~ authorize hlAtna h. tsx tluy.
cfinlchi securities and ublgations held IN tho
national hAnks, by the Democratic vote III, ttle
MaNssley resolution of JAnnA.y II, is7o, 10
wt'il up tho t,attonal banks. by te vote against
tho al'erinai, hill VI July Z Ism. 10 inrrrs.c
tl's nat.ohA-hahk lAsuc~ by their vote on tho
Randall rcr0Iiltion rOts0sinK 10 substitute loyal.
tender hees~ for nAttonat bank huse. ty t.ulr
vote on the Morgan substitute o., the sa,,as d.y
= nlad up tho national bAnkH and 10 mako
legal tchdsFs receivable Tor al tsAea etstnt,,r
and ntlier debts due to the United klairs, ana
W their uuAuitn0iis vuls aHaiual tin l.s~utni.
tion oct VI January "A, lhts, wl,iul. nronnsed
70 s,ipel.edc ti's icyal.ts,,def noses IL flc uni
Yoa and thai there il not one brol.n linn
in tho Democratic policy. and II we Ars asl s.i
whore We stand u the pscrens time we lnlist
taMce Ito uon1o rattle party Oh this old cardinal |
docti!ne AMI prinutple. ~ IL nal,st prepare fur
new departure And Into ~ unknown seA Fot |
ny part, ! propose 10 al aefs ~ the old prnel.
r,fAlc that thc DetnocsAlic party haa beS,, co,,.
sl.tent III IN maintenance u tlss I'D nr,,,e,nle.
Now Y u just ~ well established that tbe
Democratic party ~ party ham boen ttsa adyo.
cato " treasury notes - lhal they have bse,,
opposed 70 tho nasaonAi.bAnA sys.s,a.
III reply 10 Tho question, who WA
the author u the treasury note syste M"
Mr.. lsright quoted TIM following from
John q. Calhoun, ~ showing bin posi-.
tion when In Congress upon this auea.
tion
no,r Hn,isrfai. u afirbs. and ,eiftosa III.
tasi lsar Mnt lsHN NJ nHx,Ntvsi. that n 1alpy
i.sHd nv HorerNMvM. stA fhr si,n1,is u,.,,,.i.y
fn ress4,e u for AL ~ dsss. trnuiag Ia srsdii.
orr % iaks Il or gold dHd silver ~ h<ir upi.os,
'r"aisi. 70 me efffni Y ,rcaM eire.infr, ,fov,n Il
lArNr IHsjNt etrrMiatio1. NhlrA ranM mol H.
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sAif"rD W rdlnehs fhr Mtldix thsgussirss an.i
xhnH ~ nbs fO prnvv fhAf II In rriiAis ~ e.,u
sfHnfi0H and pursra ~ t'ubgrsrs fn ~. sneh Il
PdI.r " "a. 'aaNaytsMns " III .duancts, 81.
."ri.ny 70 n's most ttaid rule " eonsf,nsag ths
sonafihsfion.
Hdppsara 10 n,t. aJyrr hssforing fAe ,s.t ~.
tefftoH ran y.re sAt Hniyart thai NJ eonrnt.
fhfe eHywv-@thNf Il. NJ IdfHv HhnAe rtssiH ,ssts
g" = r,o,.tss g pay 4 suitable Jova rart~my
He showed further TINT Van Buren,
and buchanan were consistent advocates
Of the treasury not~, aud that Thomas
Jefferson oppose.l .hs hanks and 10.
naAnslud lhat tho Government alone
should isrne its currency. using snis en-.
phatic language !:
,.itank l,djsr MnA ~ suppressed, ant ne
rrninffuH vsAfOtssi N M. nations Ii. ,ebDn, n
..tui.rty hloNgs. III hnnAs soufinM II nv
rrhds., but NJ fhsh diaoanf fnr rnsh al,np. -
yor fsnsnrg notes.
Mr. Nrght asserted that tho legal
atssus u Tho treasury motto WIN cstAb.
lishcA by tho Suprcmc Court of tl,c
United ht&tHs IN 1870. and, from TINT
timn 10 this, the administrations u all
parties Ind adhered 70 ihc policy u
iroAr,,ry notcs. Tho honorable gentle.
mail nAtd
The act of August &. iH4O. provides. THAT
IN tho irt day ~ January, iHl7. snd thsrcaf.
tey, oil Antles, tAxea sales III public lands.
Aebta and antna of money acurulsss " t@eosnIng
dur 70 The UnAtel ksstss. sud also alt snna Atis
tn p0slAGcs ot Uli,sfNlW. 10 the uenusal
| l.mlslNro Department, AhAli b0 lAid III gold
and niiscr com only. " In tSe~suy nles, Ins,,ed
under tile authority of ths Tinted Mats~. ID
| United ntelta etatMt4s u lAs9N ags ttus.
fcni) and thin n lhe Nssaa land-ahASk III lkc
DsM0rIaatc PARTY. md 70 Stands to-day. - All
thAtT vo4ss STOW.
II y ,hlas y ,hs future ~ have three ~.