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

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ITR0IT AND CING1NW
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y Congress should Be oonfinsd 20 mskn'
the laws, and the members expressly pre
hIoited from interfering IN any mAnna
whatever with the appointment or ouslne1
OF the other depArfmenta 1t anouid 2
held m'sdemeanor Punishaoie Oy eAPnl
s'on for any msmoss g seseduos' AdVocas
or vote TOR any 90 9 = peelM aiass legis'a
ton In wnich No - ne uRe nave
direct Pecuniary msssssa !
"hne strictly sohsfang 20 princ'f
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nov Inc PnSs'osi Po~srs u nsrCulsa
anu 'no ~isoom u oo'omoh "vaio no'
ne Aoequate 10 the 'ask Inc sans IN srus
vi 'ne Oecfc'Ar'es' PaEucuiariy Ot snAt OF
sne treasury wnicn /" the moss important
Orah'n u 'ne puonc serviee' ana ~ t1e
same time the source OF the greatest amount
OF corrurtion ana irand.
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think of committing to the care Of single
man. however able. experienced and trust
worthy thew might know him to be-. the
sole control Of 4 busipess-a business Of
magnitude and importance Of that Of the
m.n.osmaDt Of the 6.cal affair. of this m.
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interest. Of the whole peopls.
NASOiAh eOA'oN
As the voters of this district have,
through the publication and distribution
Of my sE Eeeches, been made thoroughly nc
oua;Dted with INV views and position ON
~ os.,;on 10 finance "A -. not NV N.
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uo'aii IN sno Pi0son' se"'~''' O"" my ~
tention having been called to the speech OF
nv competitor. Gen. p. G. HAYES. in the
Mo-r;s H,r,H e Sent Doth which mr.
Por'eu :" Oe i'" " .N ~ '''
TEN Whlch advocate winch regAru Ss
gross Misrepresentation, justice to myself
and constituents compel me to expose the
sonhistrv of his arguments and the shallow
L; uaon;nn
"ess VI MS
The financial question Is one that occu-
| pies prominent position III the discus
slons Of the present campaign. The Re-
nubl;can marty true 10 itself and to the
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! oest interests vi '"e ooun'iy' "eo'' WIS
question fairly and squarely, and gives
the people to understand clearly what DO
- :. o.o,,n;as IN rao,rd to i In ;ts
80 .ls.:.I .,
PiA'iorh' Suop'eu a. '"e i'"'i"' 'o''' e'i-
ton In CINCINNATI II says:
''ln the first act OF congress signed by
President Grant, the national government
assumed to remove any doubts of its pur-
pose to discharge its Just obligations to
the public creditors and so solemnly
pledged its faith 70 make provision at the
earliest practicable period for the redemp-
tion of the United States notes in com:
Commercial prosperity, public morals and
national credit demand that the promise
be fuinlled Oy CONTINUOUS anu SVeaoy
60 H. aan. mwa .ho,ld oo.
b.cL 10 snecie navments because we have
promised to DO so. When we we're en-
gagged in the terrible struggle for the sal
Vatiou y 'lns onioN, 'no So quoo.'Vn ~
ny - carrv to-word 20 snccess onr
~, u,,E,arv onsrat;ons y" How couId
the money be obtain I'D was the great
| onastion ~ the hour This nuaation WAS