The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11

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THi HEAVIEST Grass ~ rus NI~r.
senator Plumb. ~ kansus. complains
histsfl, II Ill. efforts made Ia sc,lnre
Western msn intu Eastern money views.
III. ~,s. congressman anL Aenatnrs
arr invited ~ New York. arr winrd an.l
.lined an,l proilcrc,l loans anil arommo.
,lationS. all for thu xakc ~ placing them
Under obligations anil controlling their
votes III thr money question. never
before realized tlnr insislions influences
brought ~ lear by thc East in shaping
legislation" He WAX invited to Il meet
ing ii the Union League. and concert.
ri cflnrt ma.le - persuade him to nIlopt
thu goll theory, They threatened ~
stop lending European money ,n the
West IT, hoped they would. ~ thosc
l0 and II per cent leans cursed thr
borrowers
DMsr TntA AWAY FMnM coN.nfss.
1 hope. Mr.. Speaker. TINT the day ior
venal Legislation IN tln interest vi cap.
ital has gone by. The people stand
watching while u delegation ~ bankers
comes t. Washington IL influence leg
irlation, They observe when the Syn
,licnte tclrgrnplx TINT tho silver market
N lemurnliyel and shat onr bonds will
not scll ewing ~ The threatened legisln.
tion, Hugh McCnlln.l,, tln evil genius
who cursed American finance. comes H.
the front nRnin M moral adviser. tint
upon nll s,.eh pretenders, Drive these
lccclles ffom thu hotly-politie. rust into
thu iir.' theer parasites Who mi its sub
stance. hut. whatever becomes III them,
III mt permit them ~ STUN II, their
presence the halls ~ American legisln
tion, KflnsseHf0tire Phillips. ~
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