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

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spce II We can lead capdtaiista TO feel
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ployment. The only way to effect this
change is to make our currency fixed and
unchangable in its value, and this can be
done only by return to specie payments. !"
To lead capitalists to feel, that thev
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OF loss, 1t Is only necessary TO assure
them that the gold basis is to become
the settled financial nolicv az the ceumsrv-
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Aney /" '"on Ano" 'iiA' 'iieS 0AA o''.koy
labor at starvation prices, and reap pxgs
rewards for the use of their capital
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necessary as ne says ne only way 70
Orlne ABOUT resumption ~ w n'aa1e up GUT
minus 70 resume ana enen now sorwara
'o"aru resu'nP'ion luas ~ raPialy as the
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WITH tha currancv and a,sbonas, a,a 49,
low-brained men must put away their ras-
cally schemes OF imitation and repudlntion.
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that there was 10 be NO sten backwar
the financial problem Would speedily and
sureiY work lssslI ou., WIN this una n
tirely alone and keeping our hands of,
we should md all the many difhculties IN
the way Oh Resumption quickly vanish,
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ton has been very slow. The average
premium on coin (Iold) for the first quar-
ter Of that year was no greater than for
the same period Of the present year.
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TO reach resumntian at thi. rate Of pro.
gress Probably not before the return Of
our second centennial. But let us see what
this do-notbing nolicv means lat II
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silver dollar anu the payment OF all our
public debts in gold. I'd. The continuance
Il force of tba rasumn,;on -, of 1874 ~.
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uer 'ne operS'ioii u "nion every uoiiAr y
the legal-tenders can ana VIII De destroyed.
Sd. The perpetuation Of the national bank
ing system. and the surrender of the con-
troll Of the circulating medium Of the na.
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contract the currency, 10 raise and lower
the rate Of interest on loanable capital al
pleasure, and to render every other inter.
est subserv;ent "a their cup;ditv
regard every one of these measures a.
biohlv detrimental ~ an ;ndu.tr;aI -,
merclai anu nnahclal interests, ana an