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

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aolLY - Richard .Apa,ypv. nv ssrsfsr.
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ins, n.si lserau~. there IL me- wufk b. ,ls,
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change. il ai&Tfaee ~ onr Govern.
mrnt - N.w lfork mechanic.
"Mhilc onf present monetary ~ysteni,
which ID shameless fraud, euntinnrs,
thr pper man will become pporvr. white
ffan inlrnt mnnss. brokers and hank mote
manirnlainr~ will ahrnrh The prp,lu a. III
labor. - Hughes. ri itsnsyirania.
"forign DELFT. carrying goll intcrrst,
II what II crushing the hearts and hopes
N thu lahorinR people III our country.
| n Ii that indebtedness which il filling our
nlmnhonsr~ with skilled mechanics, AMI
stripping the thrifty laborcr IL his earn.
ings "--indge ksil.y.
I'VE should 10 foul injustice 10 the
Government and tho people III the
Uniisl States. after w have sid these
| honda on mn average for not more than
Oh cents on the dollar, now 10 propose 10
make new contract for tho benefit Of
the holders. 40. r Norton.
"What IN government good for, II In
such a country IN this, with all its mate.
rial RESOURCES aud vast extent, Il cannot
prevent large part Of in people from
tho distress OF want Of work and ri
bread This seems 10 me the first duty
81 government. - Peter Cooper.
"When Tho bill WINS on liz passage
lthc bill for the payment Of the b 20
bonds), the question was expressly asked
II tho Chairman OF tho Committee uf
Ways and Means, mud M expressly an.
swcrcl Ivy him, that only tho interest
war payable In coin. - Thadttens Ste.
roma.
Tho gold gamblers have manipu-
lated Congress - m Ia disrrclit In own
paper. that they might swindle the poo
pie They accomplished TINT end, and
now they would destroy tho money Of
the people that they might largely ap.
prcnlate their ill.got,cn gains. = 7'had-
l,nS .SftrsM.
Gold and silver are not intrinsirally
II equal value with iron. Their valnc
rests chiefly in the estimation they hap.
pen 10 he IN among the generality OF mn.
tions. Paper money hun great nj.
vantagcs over gold md silver. m il |. not
likely to have its value reduced by ex-
portation. - he,yamin Franklin.
- look upon this contest the llscus-
sion In Congress IN To whether thr inter.
cnt Oh the public debt should be- paid In
grecnbncks or gold ~ Il contest between
the cmrh-stone brokers, the jew brokers.
the money.changers, tho men who spec.
nlate In stocks. and the productive toll.
ing men of onr country. '--lieny WI.
sUpi.
Tho people ARE the sovereign power,
and no mnn tan question their right
Through CoDgrcss) to make nm much 0l
the medium III exchange tmoney) AN
will b. necessary for thu wants III trade,
Paper money III better than either gold |
or silver, AN its volume cannot bc con-
tracted by using II M merchandise. -
J,ha MdHrire, ~ ~. Louis.
nm convinced TINT when A true
American systcm II finance III adopted |
which shall put NIL that circulatfs M
money entirely and exclusively under
the control of tho Government. making |
II receivable for MI dues and debts. ON. |
ploymant for MI tho working classes,
aud prosperity for the whole country |
will be- natural and permanent. Peter |
Gboper.
One great purpose of tho money |
power, WHO have brought about con-
traction, IN to control tho mass of the |
people. TINT they may further enrich
lhemsclvss, mud pan,ler ~ their Inst of |
power, Further impovcrishment may
render further resistance hopeless, and
they who would be- FREQ from this great
money dcslotism must strike the blow
before Il il too late. -. Hughes, ofl
Philadelphia.
Money nhoald be thing of or lc. |
longing 10 tho country. An cxportablo |
commodity Ii not lifted 10 be- money. /
And nothing could be more mon1tvoiis |
than Englands principle. followed by |
tho United States, of forcing people 10 |
bo buyers of gold, and making their pos |
scHAi0n III goltl--one 81 the nnrredcst Ar.
ticlcs In the w0rld---the condition OF be- |
ing able TO furnish themselves with
bread md clothing. - Isaac buchanan,
N Canada.
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