Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

Lhis proved specie basis toS e affar1d.
[ discovered that so yea yhaa9Mb1A
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
per aspSssisssa odd 4asffaggse'
nov NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the purchasing power of gold. 80 that
those chat Have. gold can multiply
theirf
Nov / propose with absolute mon
n taBgiishlageidsan and oinbonB and
make the treasury a bank. The peo-
pie will support this money. It will
notssony beAa promise to pay bus abb
th0nsyes.s ssots - 9ae div
IsWantsto show o. hook ia which 7
foretold all that has happened gin tn,
last,7 years, showing that ruin WOULD
come Of allowing bonds to be issuet
with interest While we should have
money. Il began to look
it ybn NY own account. l found
on ny farms could not pay.
their taxes. There were 1890 NIL
lions of bonds issued for greenbacks
ii 1859. Under Grant there were
grand tsslls in Wsshington.sAt thai
thing 4 shpssbts great steal was.
on. tAaout 500 milEons. wer.
given u bQhdA hoiders. E.Ease.spem
tsfm realty ito spend az
Much rAoaess MHlliearsy our thes war,
ifT sGsii lie e~tfaets.s ,.s:4~ q
In 1862 the natioaah banks secures
422 YilliPps To aeeeptttf'priYate xeF.
eulation Invented by themselves. 70
help bolster government. In 1870.
new lbo&sA~@eke sssS4iorfzed,. 5-2o.
tthned into gold with gold interest.
This wssa. most. xtga9rdinary REACH
power" Many Of these bonds re-
perhaps, 500 millions, budt
4 per ttaff.sbohds se" anttbrized. to
get these destroyed. ~nsI q
Theres~ss Snes rnore isti1ciGal att
rssnrhp6oa taidestssy baak money
.hd bring s.ilib4i.ktaptty, I People
read. IgIDEantly they crnciti.
edEfrist and VIM, cruelty shy one
else. sss9a ssst sssapa rss'
ooin IBs%is SInoas possible. al
tambled down in 1916, fs26, 1887,
ls46 and 1854, ,8iQst everybody
gan remember, how Soin basis tum-
bed. My DISCOVERY Ras' that the
Steam engine he dsbrougAsit4about. :
The Jews wanting nothing but
coinsprayi4g for nothing but coin,
coin; COIN monopolizeds it, and the
z ,thchilds dictated to the world:
Beacoasfiesf went to Berlin too and
dictates-besause Jews hold coins II
this continue in tipe they Ginst chine
70 own'the. world. AAprlsase. 20,
.s,.s...G 1SsfAsls -.
Judge lsKl,ner.. commenced BY
stating that he enjoyed TIE prisilege
Of speaking through the Courtesy o.
Mr. Hill. 90
He continued b. intimatina .that il
occurred to HIN That it .wbpm have
beejs porG INAPPROPRIATE Mf Hill
had deliyered his speech before the
soasnti6axohSeaT dlIhr sessidn isssSe.
Loltfs:> s*$x are "a practical people
trading With tie world and cannotslse
II h2piss ABROAD Gsar&pey reject
sd7En, VI will not, thetefore; waste
6me iadolto~ag ME- tHih -thfonas
bis theories: L say nlat OR; edus7a-
What Aar mGass- i snd
gay on thfs :saVecI;: I'VE cannot
fholely set up for ourselves. Y How
Ian we pay other nations except in
heaeE seeesnized by them. / come
theAt0 the; Psaetical question. 1t is
one Of the peculiaTitiesof the situation
sRan. Mf..fIiH ought to have Been
here years agoS wien the matters he
complains of might have been arrest
eds die rs not come then, He
comes now because lie, is in u. 8 still
hunt for the:r S! Senate: fIt IS the
dark horse. He or Haley OF some
one. eiseas s@ t.ss .sglk,u ~.
sWhy sbaaldL spend lne gbostthe
acts of lS1Q.andi 81 to which my
Friend referss when I voted against
Them. l haze ever denouncef re-
sumption, but it is law now ami it
is aotinsmyspo*er~to repealit. WHY
shohtd I talk to you about. it ? ''Why
SHOULD | excite yon more? You are
epongi,now and net exactly
in the: coftlitiorf 10. pt6m1lgate new
ideas and start asnew party, We
have the4grshir old psaioctatio parsy
YET. Ih.is'ths ssRoFltarty. Ieex-
township h1d-etY:. .1t.tns turyS@a
peace and war and will live on tn.
umphahtly<5u&R epublasssis ne as
s~sctiopalp an eyeE<. 11hi2; parties
cannot live. This new one will per-
ish. Two frosts will kill it. IfcGild
not ssta1d Agaitst4& owifprospeAty.
Its idea of absolute money is secuted
by the worlds convention, at .Psris.
w friend bad said4fethins had been
doney There .was. a vote In. the
EePealfhg Resumption Oh. the
Ist .taf Japuafy and ait sseist te.s the
senste. sF With -Io&hiag1d5s how,
toult.' lie abandon Cooper: There:
was scarcely any~diHerence between
xtht the DGmodrsts did andhe asked
theh: I'asS't &ansto give 5fsnee,.
lqt this side show has been cacIlas-
sdae4sW Was @veEsaM ,1hat the Ad1o.
cate wore the collar of John .Sher@
and alsat the Selsiino soavsssfon
sad bsereihtfgtt M.--Insv, ydo..x6t
ome-outfGsiepadiatio A,6ldy like
but t BY az ertf9I sdsseptivS
The House passed the rspeall bin
sad geneeftttes tie Seaatasaac tie sfst
If Novenbef!ss. The SenatsSaid nothxa
Kithit hpYeyer, but !, .mamber
" osE committee got up:.lwhat ais
:nQyn as the Fort bill, which passed
OF. houses, sffestea e5atsaafiop and
prevented 800 millions greenbacks1
Ufnr.beibgs sdestfoSeGssThAreWas al
.ssat-,seascEj ana: wsshueirdietisatfcn
i silver extracted the @sting :of-re5
nmptaeRssG dos: sa4y.T L.avsg
We demanded moreover Chat efeeva
ackssshopidk be gsceyedSfoB Duties.
his did not.salcceed but We. ts]se
nm NTH fhn lin .o-. tEAMA