The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-11-28

to-aay relatively in the inafketihan geld Is.
Iii The Government, had sbid tlhat silver
should he the currency IL wisch alone The
bonds shuulI be paid, thai silver should be
the money received iof duties sn insporla,
tions. believe IL is NJ de,nnnstrably clear
as snythmg NJ, question .: hashematics
that The spmo gentlemen shoDre NOW how>
ling for gold would be crying, Give us
silver dullars y For there il not silver e.
tnough IN the country 20 pay siheimporLls for
ole Year, there Is hot enough Of II 10 pay
interest ~ aur nallunal bonds. Silver
wuuIa uu.lay be w4,b IL re hn wad net
cause in punt Of value itis,ho scafter ~
the two metals. ''''ss's
Mr.. Dai, prcs,nlslan awura'eiab's oa
the y u Of y. II Il different feriods7 4ui.-.
mig fr,m ls62to 1871, AID rlsias tte RAJ
laci,y auI DISHONEST q ,hs H'li hs'litrs
who demand raymcnt t''r their bombs N
gold, when tho bonds were al hsuyht p
currency or.its equivalent when goli was
at high premium: 4 4 a'pehgaA !
There i. not me IL these men who oan>
ed to tile iassrhmrlh mhieyl when II was
worth within 80 per cent. 81 What greens
packs ale rnw worth. Yet ihei ials !d'it
being bald il degraded aud tlisgraecd
cnriency There is not one who gcisS'ls'.f
who i III not pct twenty cents IN Ihc d''l-
lar more than lie luane,l and SET They talk
about t!egraded genrrency! There Il not
one Who II he ge,sninety ceiis ~ the dol>
lar but will get more Than he lpa cd,
| Where. then, comes in ibe III one " \
Where comes in the ~ q Tv-,l ., mid
have said where comes IL the = inlq LAZY:
| Where comes in the injustice Men nave
by shrewd policy aud the power II the lpll y
! by put this thing on the country, and y he
country riscs up aud says, This shai 80
on no longer. , 5000 ...r $1,000
And concludes:
The public voice demands that there sldl
no longer be one money for ibe bondhol ,er
and another FOR the laboring man. The
ouniry demands that this discrimination
shall cease. The country demands tt-t
the people shall not be taxed 70 death oPay
class Of creditors who are not thein>els $
taxed u; all and 10 coin not mined ~ the
original Contract. Tie country demands
these men shall be dealt fairly with and no
more; aud that the debtor shall MT be rob'
bed for the creditor. II demands We shall
cease to take out Of the pockets Of the deb.
tor from thirty to forty cent- on the dollar
to pay the creditor in gold when the eredi-
tors themselves are not taxed.
One thing is sure and cannot be ga'nsaid
Gentlemen On The Jther side tal': about en-
piial running AWAY. All have tolsay =
it is better 10 loi il rnn.a Away than 10 re-
main here Is mighty llplsch,rrnrh'ng th'
laborer ofItbeeoahtry. Il Is sid that ma
tice i durr % capital. Onr thing i qnit'
certain. that while every other sp'er, y
properly has Deprecated the ba"ds hrll Y.
the benaholiers lave adyarrel ia iils.
Here tie hlnm II fell
Whatever fortune NJ. D4ris may bar
in impressiug his view. on the represents
. tiyes Of tile bondholders. he has The salts
j faction Of krowiag that be fully carries o.
: the wishes Or his constituents. and also (
feeling that they appreciate bis earnes
y mauIy aud able effort. 81