The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-10-14
FROM All OLD WAR HORSE.
BnsroN. oct. S, 1876

patient perseverance as public Journalist,
and the obstacles to he surmounted, not
alone ~ hre bit 81 the apathetic and
tradition bound slave to the barbaric use
of specie barter instead Of the money of all
enlightened civilization. but by the math-
ematical oAcu atoms Of the capitalist Who
by the midnight lamp a-ures to a fraction
what amount Il the wealth created, he
shall petmi. -he real creator to receive /;
therefore vs congratulate you on the ex-
pected change hy Tile election Of Cooper
and Cary ideas, ana exciaim, 'all hail the
west and % which We refer the bu.lIonIst,
when tainted with the cuckoo cry Of rag
money. Sc. far hitherto our most promi-
nent advocates 10 money based on the faith,
and the products q industry have been
such men rs Geu Butler, +. NJ. Chamber
lin, 81 Boston, ana Nathan Clark, Jr. Of
Lynn. Binder received the most opposl-
tion from 81 subsidized press and a blind,
chaiued cmmun.ty, because he dares to
beard the iIn ~ STATE street. Should he
he defeated this time, he may rest assured
that the boar of his triumph IS not TAR dis
taut, t'r Westward the course OF empire
takes lts Way, aud ~uI dictate terms e
both Na.i and state streets YET
" i have omitted one maine until the
last, twas Hi,h purpose Tor like Samuel
.,,,..-t., T. h. I.rsYIIt.S sa s.nutops All his
cotsupurres tAc grand, yirtuous and
Uuselhsh prince OF orators Wendell
fL.its. America CASTELAR,. NEder the
leadership oi such ncn III the East, ~ the
money question "e are agreed ana only
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the most sgp'riHas moment 10 strike III
iavyr'. I''.er "lo cary lhe writer
THINKS that "ith the present prospects
even here. taat nom tA- srumollng and
dlsca"t-n- manifest among the more intel
t.sent 1l the working classes, different
policy ls required nuo the "orA n the
beH.1i-t Arnold III Anahce. lMcO ulough')
anu give i' America a sulncleht volume
requisite. qua regulated hy Ia" z" expand
ana CONTRACT ty tAe eAlsencles NJ trade ana
commerce. AlL -Ae cAa-Aa4s Y industry
sha'- ne req .ehed SD 'Adl lrou' our uhue-
'ei'ped ANA Hh,9 ''le1 internal resources
"ltA money AZ M -'" rate ul interest n
acquires il nations WIN "hom We nave
c'mmercia- lH'eIe 'trse' or al the rate at
which our wealth. is increasing ana all the
MINISTRIES N-- .e 7et iii notion anu the
advocates M. A--" 'A" ''" lA-'H may cease
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Ass n'He-'eIi'Hs oi the people why dld
tAe e.l'-is.s Nm f. VAT WIN "eorge the
'AlFa- aA1 lLey "l'I reply it vas oe-
cause they were taxed without being repre-
scented. bdt we sooiAl'' was II not oc-
casianed u-e-s hy the manner 10 when they
were taxed AT Hrst taxed ln kind, then
Nv l.y- ka~ CHANGED. demanding the taxes
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sSef'I1ed 90 pro. l'4e necessary mat RAJ
winch heightened ,ae discomfort, and Don
s+aueurlv war vas re- result. and the free
5.,o ,f,be ..r.r..s III. corspnma,ed
so+, l,r ,5. v.,rs Il tbe neonla
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ssl7l'ai.s MI --' 19'' '''l'i mus -
nentIy tAe tTo great primal agents from
Which an wealth j produced, Viz land and
,ahor saith ro rbs money KINGS and the
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must hId tAelT way IN the seat n cohsuup-
ton uutramu.Jiled, not unduly manipulated
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any stripe whatever.
WI Ask. ana Ne think logically. what
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