The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-07

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Anpa,g usl,rr devices AsAsns, slisrr II Il ssid
that iir fvanun.tisatiau will ~ srsioisis AT.et
our credit ahrsssd that foreigners eiil end our
hans~ home. Nistn b hoped .hey Will III sn,
W. shall ie ready II ,ak. All they will send
American rs,itAl now seskihg investment ri 4.
I aud par cent would gladly invest their mi,-
IONS IN Government Rs III par. We have lssd
through .ixtesn cvvniful years. TIE magnitude
~ our civil war ~ without q parallel.
Payer money IL NJ indispensable as god or ril-
yer. Indeed. wc Arc far more largely indebted
~ urags. d. IN IL noa tile fashion IL viafac-
terxe bank notc~, for our nstional prosperity,
than silver or gold. lii H. n,o,t d.MsciAVVh
condition, paper money sibaistei utir fore
fathers during the Revolutionary war. Paper
mnn.s rarrisi omr country through the war
with England III ISL! Paper money preserved
our Government and luton. Without paper
mun.y from lTT6 10 is7a w should have made
4 poor show At the Philadelphia Centennial
With 4 metallic currency our progress would
have hccn ser, tAr.is. The fore~tr would not
have disappeared. nor would tho villages and
c,ties hav. grown M with unprecedented rapid
its. All our own interests. all anr indu -trirs,
aud Ail nur institutions have hcsn cherished.
sustained and protected by tin IN. of PAPER
money. With nothing but hard nuucy from
the landing If ih. Pilgrims. W. should have
had nothing hut hard times. Paper, ~ tho
representative ~ silver and gold. WAS enabled
ID work ont enlightened and mt.nilcent rns r.
prises and uhircts conf.rr,ng wealth aud hap
pinu.s On our people. and impart,nE strength
III enr Government Mnl., thur. fore. PAPER
j. convertible at all times and places Into eoin.
hank notes Hre just ~ vallable ~ the rreeiuis
metals, fhe great pnflaHe aud nbIrct II re-
sumption ii mot 10 much to heing gold into ctr
culatinn A IL restore 10 the hAlik nules their
convertible character. 0old Ii passive paper
active. uold works mt it, mission In sauts
aud Golfers paper courses like hioud through
| the veins and arteries III buHit.r~~. frnm tho
cxtrrmiti.s 10 the heatt III the nation. mpArt.
iug strength, ,ignr. aud health 10 tht whole