The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-10-28


sn alilnis for a ahsus sssnsary ourtidusse
nhap1b bhtstrihas plth GoBsrnmsmt hsmTls.
No. aAans nannmey smsiaunam use rum
hat ~ prspaaE erbsnhssks ars, syiasno'
4aryads ar ralnp rumdaapd 90 tha 0opsrn
nhent bet =. nsnsy sAsg 80 bsttsx. "
lnaAda thgy MspiAp hs ppsufvsbls fbr anuasmI
dp1ia4 an1 lpGG1 snndsr fur m dsbss pub
fna ppivats. MAam fhs pruusuf sresn
6aeF h hAt Eeeaisnh6a zur dnaiss on Inn
pur9 rhfak u no nsm rsascn Wy 80,
lanp "A % dlanennk.
Y w ths adaitionki auIAisisssof bslue .
un iasnI taas apd hbwpunrlrtiGlruiln
Hspsrnment b6nls, = 20 impair the value
fsa tha mai6miu mo sompassd
4lla y phas6k esosnbank d mot elen1
" t6 d6dInaly mind IA irpnIy bankers,
anu!sf4 a thaak nllisa thgH Hcnm noe ittn
an aht5s Y e = ..ss...s..ys.
y w. w nAurkM
von3 ;.s-s a. a. IN - - s. - sss re
ding 10 the North Western Rsr;e,r of
Nov. 1873, he would not have less
than l,@O, ,OOO, 600. The issue might,
00o 0 00n N ~ Oeyonu @ .nAs' snu equAl Y, ~ I,
49,.
.II !, oc. ~. ~, .,s'
900 - .;.r..:
- s1o A-s'Oao ~ " ~ aAArr y w
ne refers, assumed that te1ry qQlNt
per capita would ramaim fn MrunldtiUn
and fhnk con- nus,s. I.u,.;soe. - q 49, -.
An noa ooea ..fs.S ...,..ia -. i. q.
sSr. y. n '''. W. j. "
- aooxp n4b also naad ~ the
same nFfiaAm tAhA thia Wnm meraiy Il mnttar
Of ar3;nia Tl..x G,.nss..r a. o,.erssin... a
49,. .s. IA &c.. g.. 7.l.. .--.....- - ~
- - - ~. W. ~Oui"
De ulaa 9 S44woAcf the whole people.
They Dn'H and would regulate Ehe volume
thmnnn&. nannrdimp tn thair INDIGNANT and
.....ssssf T.-:u
%-- A Oe Sno""
tnm8 uqh hayes favorS the National bank
inn system. which not onlv authorizes the
.w..... 49, !. r-n.
" '-0 currency W sne iuAA eA'en'
% tne National debt, but really encourages
such increase by Offering TO the bankers
.n0uble intereat ON their caDital One nm
the bonds deposited with the government
'nnd another on the currency winch thew
INan to the people.
W He proceeds
s'Now let us enou,re what would he
the result in case such q financial
system should oe put IN operation IN
sas n.iOa - - vii Oe ooserVeo - 'ne
~ naid NJ CamnhaII nronn.s. NM ariv
to destroy our greenbacks, but to do away
en1ireiy with gold and silver as medium
money !. no. ~ ha rs.lsa'.sJ ~ s;,har of
these coins. or ANYTHING else that han anv
real value. In fact, it has no redeeming
quahties IL has merely trading quality,
= M 1n4' y all IL Porson mas one oi
ga.. ,;r,d 90 =. - sI-- =
5it Of paper that bears interest. IL, in
s9Fnt ~ ne ssts tsrsa q eAe -
non-interest- bearing bit "a paper back
again. Under this system all other kinds
:INy az " = anu '"eSo
= u'Aie oeL'ius arc =" oe 'he oiiiS
"ieu1uin u circul~''o"-
Now Instea1 OF destroying pro-
pose to improve the greenback or gov
ernment currency bv maxine IL canal with
coin. a legal-tender IN payment uf All
debts public and private and snbstitutino
Il for the hank currency do not now
nor have / ever advocated doino awav
with gold and silver as lawful money. All
that have ever claimed was, that whatsv-
er circulating medium we are to have be-
sides these metals. should be issued bv
-,
S"e o'oinl-en' NJ - II '"e PeoPie' VIII
out the intervention OF any system OF
banking corporations, and made full law
full money.
A will hereafter IA saan G.p Haves
III. -. $1,000
- U"'' 80 ~
privilege OF exchanging one DIT OF paper
for another, is quite willing that ma
t;opal hanks sh.u h.,a - -;,,h. III a, u
Again. nc says
Surprising now that We issue these GER
tlncates 70 thS lowest amount proposed by
VII OsniPoeli' Sl,ISV'VO,OOV' all eAPe-
.ene a.aaoe. 'eos ~ 'nas PePei "ioney M
ume is increased .
Is this not equally true of the precious
metals, and is not this the reason for the
demonetization Of siIverl
Gen. Hayes continues
"Our currency a, nra.ar, ;nolud;n,
o-ana.oL. ..;aI
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