The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-19
this money should be issued redeema-


| this money should be issued redeema-
bic in coin or a low interest bearing
bond at the option of the government,
but this is a matter of detail with
which at present | have nothing to do
and a means should be provided for
increased issues at such times as the
necessities of the commercial world
demand it; but the executor of the law
should be prohibited from receiving
money on deposit, or having anything
to do with money, beyond the issue and
redemption thereof.
[ have, perhaps, drawn on the kind
ness of the Telegraph as much as ]
ought for the present on this subject
and therefore [ close with this letter.
However, if any Of its readers desire
further information or explanation, |
shall, with the consent of the Tele-
graph, be pleased to give it. ANON.
An Opinion Of the Greenback Ticket.
Hon. Sam. Ryan 51a the appleton Ores
cent (Denaocrot)" ia5
A glance at the nominations made
demonstrates that the ticket was gotten
up as just SO much Trading Stock" for
few political dead beats who are at
tempting to manipulate the popular
sentiment against bank monopoly and
moneyed eXtortions to serve their own
personal ends Miz100ackee Ne,oS.
And the very peculiar absence Of our
friend Orledge from the convention,
and his quietness since in regard to the
Greekback ticket, would, when we re-
collect his uncompromising conduct.
hitherto, indicate that there is more
truth than poetry in the above extract.
The following statement of longevity
Of a family in Northfield Ct, is from
the New Haven Evening Registe; and
is certified to as being correct, by c..
M. Fowler Of Paris, Wis, who is relat-
ed to the family by marriage, and is
we'll acquainted with all the members
of the family.
n. P. Woodruff, Of New Britain
writes to the Southington Phoe?ai1 that
his grandfather's family consisted OIL
nine persons, six Of whom are now
living in this state. Their united ages
are Ala years. Their names and places
Of residences are as follows Samuel
Bartholomew of Northford, 90 Timothy
Bartholomew, Of Northford, "a; Mrs.
Emeline Bartholomew, of NorthfOrd. |
rs; Mrs. Eliza B. Woodruff, wife of the
late Urban Woodruff, of Southington,
aged rs; Mrs. Lois Bartholomew
Hamlin, wife of Amos Hamlin, Of |
Southington,73; Hannah Bartholomew
Ives, wife of the late Miles Ives, Of
Walingford,aged II. Their average age
is 70 years.
ANON announces in his letter Of the
10th inst. in this paper that he closes
for the present what he has to say on
the currency, by which he probably
means that he closes his series of COM
munications on tramps, county ex-
penses, currency, &c.
His closing is very well timed. He
has furnished the readers Of the TELE-
GRAPH with much information. Some
times we thought him to be in error,
and diSsented from what he said. |
Sometimes we have thought him to be
in error, but have not been sufficiently |
certain Of it to express dissent. When
he has given statistics taken from
others his figures have probably always
been correct. When he has given
opinions of his own they have proba-
bly, sometimes been incorrect Alto |
gether his communications are worthy |
Of place in the TELEGRAPH, and of
a careful reading and due considera-
tiOn