Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-25

Of tbe country, and showed II to be result Oh
Radical administration, the present ueot OI
the United states being redeenaoie uPon Ve-
maud $40, ,30I1o6; the amount OF lhteIs,sI an
DuaIly paid IN gold is SlOO,OJOUOO, WDlIer ac
cording to the last report OF the treasurer,
there are $751; O0000 gold 10 the treasufyh tpe
anp1sI receipts being S284 020,7l and the eX-
penses SZ7I ,O93,Sil, leaving only ABOUT Si''UVg,
600 for siI king fu"d or rescue tunu. 10
carry on the war about S2,0J0O .OJJ IN ooIos
were issued; the average price pelt tneIetOl ,I
being 81 in gold for 81 80 IN government SCI
rifles, thereby leaving q hanusoihe speSuIa
ton. Mr.. Young showed nov Jnls VIE uoIe' ne
the profit being nearly 500 0O0U 100, which the
Republicans by political manipulation, pay,
ing these bonds in gold, was sWelIe9
means a law was passed to pay, ali
these bonds IN gold, when IL was Intended 10
pay all OF these 81 SOO,OOOOO bonos IN giegu, tI,
oacks the bonds increasing 10 value 70 lhe
holders from 80 cents ~ 81 10, thereby oehSS9IL-
ing the rich and inturing the people MI;
Young also discussed the demohsllzatloHt %, ol
silver By the Radicals, as Illustrative OF Ihe
legislation of that party and the eNlI en -Cts
upon the country, the scheme having ueeL a., ~
augurated by London nonahoIaers, tne oItz
according 70 a Republican whose ortnoqLAy
cannot be questioned, was prepared n EIDE,
lsnd and passed congress by means OF IlS &c u
OF the ROthschilds and other Donun IIeIs.
Bv III s btll the men in The ring realized many
millions of dollars. Another unWlse Iledsttie u {
OF the Republican party was the 'resuIhPIIEn
act =" when IL was known that at lnaI Iiu5
there were or " SI74 OOOO00 gold ia the treaSu
ry, The peculiar W SdOm OF R5puolcan SO SLts es
manshi Is better known ana illustrates. ~ III = ,
measure was passed by the spec ulatnrs eno
t. control every dollar OF gold tnaL clfcGlAISs
IN this country 50 as to contra! Jne pics Vi
Gold when the day of resumption comssi so
instead OF decressinC the public debt ana our
den OF the people, the Republican party Is IA
creasiug thefIs, Every one Of the three aoOS5
burtful measrsces nave oeeh GnaISetH oS tba ~
publicans who are high IN the party q W. Lt.S c
fnulest and most dreadful that ever uIsStaceu.
public legislation. The Democratic congress
sought II repeal these measures, DuG eEGtS ,I ~
eff RI was met by the Republican party WIN
the most determined opposition. When tnsy
old repeal one, the most obnoxious, ~ was uSI
teated by the Republican senate: 1hese WI Miil
stand until repealed by the Democraue con-
yress. Mr.. Young next showed Ihe prom S 4Cs
extravaganza and waste OF puonc money
by the Republican party tine tne Iasi esi
| eight years have teen sufficient to llquiaaEe
every dollar of public obligation. Two nun
dred and fifty million dollars Lnlght t-e
saved by the hepu OliCans had they n eSnl
wears econ nomiZed $50 600 900 per year rs uln me
| Democratic party In the last congress ~ OIt
| year there were seven hundred anu ss-s ' '-oul
| 1efauIters under Republican admipl !1..-i- n
| while the siealings amounted to s. SO 'H0 pu
| of 81 200, 100000 revenue collected Il t"i4 >
| only 400, 900 900 went into the treasury l
| IaVing S2OOODO for collecting this revenue, TN
| staaIings amounted to the lmmense sem .
| SSOOOlO COO. Mr.. Young said in ooedlence U
J AGAINST the resolution Of John ID
| e8ker, of Indiana, and would u
! 80 again under similar clreuInsta1ice'
| Mr. Young said he would, III elected, lntrouuc
| for the benefit of Mr.. Randolph law 10 Uni
| effect: Resolved, that this government is
| nation resolved, that II an orlgl sGcts2IoH y
! ist, who assisted to meke war, ana Glu neIp !
| ripht it should ever ad vocate secession aSalL
| he shall be shot for high treason. lmmehs
| applause The gentleman hlmsSu may II
| otlire some such law as this to restrain MI
| rom making enother war; so, as 1ar as d
IYoungl was concerned, he had no fears OF Ds
ing converted to his former docI1he' LAi
plause.l