The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-23

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IVY ~ she rich, Int wholesale ro1ssry was tic
avl.*M-tAlls1st charge ly thu puar. Thv people
demanded tile fsreAl III Iii. Resumption HIT
AMI tlin rrtauneisxaslutl IN sils.r.
w enltrltislon, hs entered h- protest AGAINST
thc Whole htaucial policy u the Republican
rarty
air, Hanna declared himr.if opposed IL Tho
Resumption law ~ N nas stood. H. was not
~ favor II Wild and reckless imitation. That
was tLe other extreme. equally nnwi~e and Dis
astfuus ~ enforced resumption And caniFnc.
t,on He was IA fssur III keeping Tho legal.
tender eal rencs insac, until \ should hsse tl,e
.aiie pa,lrhasnhin vain. A~ gold. Al H.pub.
llran ~ senrnr1 The idea uf r.rudiation. III
behalf ~ ~ honest constituency, Win would
Nfiag theH MI III necessary anil Law Dn the
counter of tho treasury As Il ftca offering, lii
afuer ~ sustain the honor and credit ~ the
country, he hurled back thu charge that tlc
projectors of ihe present bill were taking Il
shp toward fepndiasion NV demanding tho ~
lpal NJ the Resumption Law, and hi branded n
~ huNaifantRlic ami unit tNa. The opponents
of tlie hili characterize, a tin iagal-tond.r nutu
A. raF-stuises aud called upon thr people Il
ltsen I" the sweet music 81 iingllns thc single
standard. kag.npsnes indeed. When that
charge cahe trnm the Bourbon Democrats who
opposed tho ISSUE. Aid thu Government
shn tean.a ", N MAS NJ lua~t consistency.
Ill IN would int attempt III disaan the
am*rrinE nf tim Republican party. 1. was
With ilrso sag.shat The Government had h.en
.hahltsi ~ hniih SHIPS which csrrtea ilhu
tuitvd States din os.f ivory ocean, Ii wa2
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TIL iis Ut til Union Heated to-day u..f iii.
Capitol If thu natinn. 1hrsu san,n rag osury
ile'hber GLADLY ne.is.d from tho Herposnt.a A.
Aritia -ha peoplu lind mot Askad fur
tha decentralization nf SILVER hnr f9r
il,s Resumption act. The practical tfre.t II
the Resumption At has h.nn IL fo.tsr sllstrlrt.
y lmIair splttilraee, to lueh np currency. III
lafaisxr .ndustrlvH, III shrink yallie. III aMrl
thr i sk.ss IL tlia slatn courts alfh ~nils FIR
81 rtl1an, md II sanl the .inekrta u the
latad s.aias courts with petitions Iii hank.
fnries. II Ind wrought Inn uinsll, and
therefore h. Mn- Iii sasnr III IT. r.nnui. III
appealed III I'LL sides and 1rrtions Il, aid Iii IL.
nafii'E from tlle statute buuk Il threat "
naaails n Which labor and enterprise hai mt
fired lttss enough.