The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-05
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land and houses and herbs and rail.
roads and property W every kind In
the great empire III Texas.
Va havc figured and compared
thus carefully tho cost ~ SUBSTITUTE.
Ing bonds for the piper fractional
currency, because this seems IL h.
one ri the least consequential of nll
the schemes " bond robbery. Prob.
ably not one man of intelligence In
ten has yet discovered that Il gigan.
tic awindlc lies I'm fhc seemingly In.
noccnt substitution or silver for IA.
per small change.
We shall now pass mn from IN.
comparative petty larceny of values
equal u all the property III IN I'm.
portAnt state, To the grand lnrccnies
involved hi other md larger schemes.
Secretary Sherman. In reply to IL
resolution Ut the house. has recently
reported that the amount Of
coin interest paid 10 tho national
banks On bonds deposited hy them
up to the iirSt " tho year was sa4a,.
276,27l, aud the amount III interest
paid In currency was ~, 6b7 .2kh,
making u total of s2ha. AT 100. This
compounded for tho same period
would make about $lsO. 100000. ii
HtlMl equal to the total assessment III
all values In the stat. III Illinois.
hut W. will not dwell upon thu d..
talls Ut the robbery by tho national
banking systhm. Let rs pass on 10
the great central spalintion. Tho nf.
fetal records ut Washington show
that, during n period Of seventeen
years thu following sum. of interest
on bonded debts were paid by the
government: