, 1877-12-17
pR1G.s,SF1vE CENTS.
tho bal q; called tho Bland bill shonld b<
catledAi2 t bill. Col. Forts views hayfnf
tHpn Hf ~W rrpnr fhm sifvnr r.,nntfo1 hn .n11


scmblagc Of the people had ever considered and
parsed any resolution upon tho question. Nc
public npeakeF, on the stump OF elsewhere, had
ever proposed 1t; and not single petitioner
hal ever sent up such request TO Congress-"
"f1ow. thon, did It happen that silver was
demuncttzedl"
1t passed hidden among matters pertaining
10 tho Atints, In substitute reported back for
mn original bIl. which substitute. as the records
show, seas neer7 read 10 tho }Iouse."
"Why was this donc3''
Let those who did 1t answer. These ara
suspicious circumstances, and demand that tho
law should be rctnstAted without delay. said
once. upon the floor Of tho House, that the full
history Of the repcol Of this tl!nc-honorcd law
that It ncrer niay. But, II IL is evcr writ
ten, II viii he found that ccrtatn English gen.
tlcsnat ~ the name Ut Ernest ScYd, . resident
Of Lo'ao'1 enme to thls country an1 spen.
about the scheme than tho people did. Tha
tnonc5.lords 0f London commanded, and wet
n,oha', ta humility and in senee bowed low aud
"Do you consider that tho bont1s may be paid
In s!lyefFt
"s.lver should be remonetizel in order to
hold tho creditor rs we'll uA the debtor to tho
country contracted before fs;a as we'll as tho
private debts Of the people, had hccn contracted
wlilc silver In standard dollars wns lccal-tcn-
der to my amount, and the law was apartot tue
contract. ing Hebtor promised 70 pay. ana ti,o
An! now the taxpayer ought to hold the bond
holder to tho contract"
What would ec the elect Of reconciliation
"pos s,1ssu f1ssun,p.loh, ,ut. .,., l., .,.x a..
make resumption Of spectc-paymcnts possible.
Without tive cannot haze resumption, 50 much
aes1su ~ " " a. LOT many Ycase. :.
is not ne;t .a1 ton to INV WIFI Il ta eoip anu
,.,:, 20 Il LIN: dspsseiatc1, II We take gola az @
stnnua1a' Auu Nny' neeh4ko u "a oecn uis, n,
aonotcu 9 aa aa money neas T., MINI tnas IL ~
ox i t.te " va e ;f,i,s
nay tna1 Eo'a nas apPreelateu anu
peeotno y. moIc talHap'e aa MuMsf.
~ ln!tnas.nn po~er has aavanefa "1nuetsu.y
a s.lea ea.ser , WIS 9enoneIHcu' ~ LIKES tnoIo
a,, adu sdss, ~ @ n than fn.a ~
snss R.I'' a1ount u III tnan oe'oso ea'e3 "a'
'tHKa Sas: .,.ver and it will 60 up, and
Eu @ ~. ., eohs no"n Anu W. snai, H. eunn sGo
~ ,i, ns III g.cf h'sE ~ .s ~
,nes,, - 'aoe' VIII ou' ns1's ''oA'on " e1o
oeuHa. Ill.,. a.. ,,..,,,u,,.. ..z,.,, ,,..,,,. ~
the nr.',,o..d anv pe1nnno,i.atton as
luz Rropotea 1e1manetl1a!;iIon. ';Iei1 ,.,., rso
nos , p59u'es 10 pal III e1iitcnGe, Inauo
pIlGt, pti, ~ !o.o, When salssI Nus 1eEa! a4onus,
,s, "n.ei. .aa ~. nppsesaago. anu ,'. y no. no"
,nadc AMI ~. i,o,tt.r ~ nnv snrh in,iebt ri.
HIATT Ahu tIe Eolues u Auy socu A'uentSa-
.sn ,,s eaa assGgt s 1'seI ~ paSsn ~ aa ,a, ,a ~
snh ,ar1 "s r,s;,,n ~ nnro nn, ~ ~. nI ~.
o,har ,ereu;,sn s,ar hn iii for ~" h sn cha !.
Jess.,,hn.1it, - '""'' ~ eA'A '0' ~ ~ ""0 -
~ ~, .,,,,,. u nil, ao =, hor, .,,ro- .
snu ~ t,pn ., ~ s,,,nt, ~ '''' ''s'
MAJ ~. ~ IL M ,nn.t rs.,,c,+ for n. ,,1
oW can II sg nouesb payment ns tot 81, nsl1
cmnnrt ~ nav mar mr. Inman n, n wccs,s
work. and vet nut GOOD enough to nav thu
more wealthy larger sumsi Gucn doctrine ts
monsrous.n
IT, i VII oe tne el,gct u 1c'onc11at'on
'SThrr . *sr n rcmonctizc s,,vcr vii, rutn our
credit abroail. have no fears Vi such a result.
Tho trouble with us now u, that our credit Is
nettef abroad than II at nome. Wny n1ahlsst
G 81 i'3t, i1t sny ~; n,,rs.vc. M
nav onr t'rstttors to he tast ilnlinr: hui why
sioulI wa nav then, 30 mnny nlIi,lons morc.
md in a n,oro yalua1c cotr,. ti;an wa uurccti ID