, 1877-09-16

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$50 - LAO -o'40"''a nA'e neg
| 'ecteo OF oesP1seo.
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| .,a sA eAHl' ou.o De'noclatc cnrfc2cf-d1la-
Iou4se, LAKES ullerent Vie" OF tie elect OF
poeal4CO conttlSLlou irul tQat nelu OF his Ohio
Denocratlc ai1ution brother, Gen. GEORGE ".
hoh'6AS. Inc latter IN his specchcs Is showing,
nrs1' tnat tfe Republicans contracted the cur
rencs tneanlng the '-5o bonG5} BY SIX hundred
nA'ons between 1865 and 1S1l' and il another
part o1 ms speech he demonstrates that during
this periot tue country enjoyed wonderful
prosperity. In another part OF his speech he
shows that from 1871 till 1873 Congress acted
on the let-alone policy, and neither contracted
nor expanded the currency, but waited Tor the
country to ttgrow I'D to specie navnents ,, hn+
a. III. a,<7 ~ H. *x-s u0s
49, sne sua ~ suo ."o ,sats ol Inc "alt1ns policy
tue pautc came; that, during the years Congress
kept irving to strenrthcp tho n,,hl;c cr,,1;t br
f,nd;,or ~ o,,.z..,..- h..aS pAee .'s"'s ~
.N .As eo'1e" uo''"s' ous'ness slcafa9
improved; as soon as they adopted the noli.F
Of letting it alone ~ depression and panic fol-
lowed. But SAM CAnr breaches quite 4 differ
ent gospel from that OF bis Democratic brother.
He attributes the hard times wholly to con-
traction and scarcity Of currency to perform
business; the iuadiug OF the $50 bonds into
measure he ascribcs the panic and business &C.
5sinn. sThnsf. hrnrhra1 ~oho.,.. +l..~
pieces together before going out nrearh{csr =,
the contradictions read avkwardly and nre an, n,
confuse their hearers. -
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The st. Louis Rtpublcan having remarked
that the Chicago -fe,cs seemed to be run, Il; 3.
tender tothc 0tote-Denoerat of St. Louis, and
adding that 1tWneneyer the CD. wants +,
utter a lie OF especially large proportions it A.
ways contrives somehow to have it printed in
the Chicago -}eacs, and then rehashcs it to St.
Louis readers upon the authority Of this Chica
go tecdeE," Wells-Strect WILBUR in his Time.
OF the Sd inst, comments as follows:
The editor OF this tfl1in= publication 1.-THE
1<ms5 n<,o5 ,a tae Gh'Gaso special liar Of the Go,s
the GioIe that six Chicago 10
Their doors, and the managers ct all Of them wc:e
Gloh II ine ne stnn was nuts to tho
poor dependent, bcspatters his employer with,
praise
;, l! any OF toe six saFlnss-oanks shall close
1nel uoofs *(li II De IN order to cali the editor
Tho it Was that had assailed and had helped 10
make the run on them. VIII it be fair pre-
sumption that he knew they were rotten at the
inc, aud was trying in some wav to helm them
heat their depositorsa
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DAN u eAhf sa'o IN MS harangue that " Gold
!, 'as 'ns tnos' "oftaless metal ever dug from
- ne eattn' IL was neeoeo lot nothing except to
~ 1osten .eeea' ano 1or personal adofnnents."
1ts 'a'ue 70 us use tn the arts, this was
Wy ta'sc anu sna1io" assertion, as gold IL
Az nununeas u purposes. ior the rca-
80 tuA1 ~ otner substance answers so we'll
49, 1He "e' ~ VI "ortn'essness OF gold is really
A''ee oy Us "aEket Salne What will
A"Nu Gun, ~. Eve ,o' ~ -" nat Will they exchange
;. ni "nat A'no ol product, article, or COM
oo'Sy w Lucy 'eluse 70 exchange Tor 1tt Will
1ns' fal!'s, shops. or ships tie bought for It'll
II 'feeiy accepted in pay1neat OF dGsts. 1TiD
en e"e 1oou, luel, anu ralfne1t Tor it! VIII i
ueu4e@a eer'scess WA 1t pay ta1ess VIII
io'lshefs receive It in payment OF subserip-
JUS anu advertising! II an affirmative answer
sseo 10 al THESE questions, it must rcquire
flsloefaole hardlfood on the part Of SAM CARY
any otncr ofathc1sklte to call it tworthless.''
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s"a eAAf sa'o tnat Eneland had sA OF
:. ~. @p''~ auu france soo, whereas we
put sl4". Where did he get the notion
~ 'es nao iuosc than t"1cc as much cur .
e3 80 1'uEplAnu: According to SAM. GTc1t
'tain, which has population within three
Hons OF tlat Of France, but has vastly more
nmcrcial and banking capital, scratches along
bcgggar]y 7:N nill1ous OF currency, whereas
ance spreads herself over 2,1Go millions,
nts The tr,,n - 49,. "SsH~''.s ~ 80 'sA'
,h.r Er,,oo .. 80. 3>'''o 'AeI.y ~