The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-02-19
FROM CALIFORNIA.
81 FkANcIs.n. Feb. 9. 1876.

r-4III. ware the pcIuie uf tins country
,ftb, iYdl,p.s II British yali III direct
tnZ tu. councils ii the nation. 1t had
u-en better for Us Il that feeling mad been
perpytuatei, instead ot unr beng beguiled
with the song " the siren that has lured
g On 60 the brink Of destruction The
benefit III foreign capital Thus = INC
curse that NJ nave sa1dled upon ouF Pes
terlty, and our national legislators as ana
the parliament n England are pursuing 4
course t"at "n' perp'ia"'e IT, all" ''i"A'
slaves VI our 1Ai.'Fon l'r Sei'''"''''iN , =
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a. uur -tr Countries, taIiiug year after
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rar 1...s. ~ure,y it $ time t1 put Al end
..r..-s,.,.rv. Aid the.e l. Tut one way
t.unt-. rth. abolition ut g1lI ana silver
rad .,.,.tIau currency. and the adoption 1s
.a..,..a. pa..- currency .l Its stead. III
.1yr ,ii-v o., SIT ,he example. ana the
tt.-p4,l,ns ..., iii. continent wiu soon
,-.- l.. -u. Errrue,n ShyI,cks have
a-.. ..- .,..,. and silver GIVE L, them in
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when till inter srs M dug Senators rud
R-lr. ..-s.i,e, are identical vltn those II
K rh,ch.lIs VT Eu-op-i Can W. recall
thI.5r.l1 There IL but rua sav On do ~.
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FREE NoNLY
80 that / mean We must nave national
paper currency furnished free ty the peo-
gle. Thus Viii enable as T. manufacture
.ll ~ require al hOne, and then We can
s-.. our surplus produce abroad and pay
our dcots with our cotton and wheat, aud
YIr ...d aui silver. The millions ii idle
Ln-u In our country Is curtaIhng our pro-
dIcuous. TINS Is Just what Europeans
want tina, they may manufacture Tor us.
his II mat our specie resuHpHohlsts are
l--islat'ug Tor anu they may even hasten
the PER- u ~ specie resumption, i"r they
Sc that the people are waking up 70 the
lnportance Of national paper currency
And It = the only means by which this
nation can be redeemed from bankruptcy,
revolution, aud perhaps despotism
For our monGpolist and money rings
would not hesitate to invite the armed le-
g.ons If Europe u conquer us, if We
.houd attempt q throw off their yoke
Ia,y c,uli conquer our Eastern ports
without trouble. But the extent Of our
cuu,,y might perhaps save Us, while
nothing else could. Let these who would
despisa tins Warning remember how many
there are ii our country who already de-
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the. h'ihe' thus showing thal they nave
no love Tor their country How many
are .,r,.,,., H.. manners and customs ~ En-
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AZ A NAIiJ>AL PAPER CURRENCY
il a.t,tt,d. What pretcnce shall IVY invent
~. sharp, interest for itsuss Il vi1 b..
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l1y' A.-" 'i'.9' par u''riy muse WHO
boz, eil ri Responsible iOr lts redemption.
They t,y viii have thr best clalu II It's
f,.. ,s-. ,,r Nv m. am If money ..nlv can
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Ct manner tuau DN laDOT.