Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1878-10-24
SPEECH OF ID. p. MITCHELL.
GREENBACK CANDIDATE FOR GOV
ERNpR OF KANSAS,


The Packed Houce Listened Attentively
Three Hours and Cheered Hcartily-The
Speaker legged Them to suppress Their
oheersLthat ne was Mnch Wore anxious
W,rs uo, Thom , cncor @ S"'''' '"'' ~
ponor,0I - r,r ,ro uon,.rI ,Iorrr.,
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llU. seen .li' lio'i.ai"t'o,, ano. 3Lo pegseu tnt
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av @ 'nI Jono =, w .o hn 'n uu,s r:s,oI"J ~ "JI' 1 ho
l",iiis "oIlI - ~ N"a tiso't ~ Wv '"c
penV III eGu.V iol i;IlliI'h.l iol tl'is Mus "
sttusao 81 ~, my ,o''iIE, I sGiVri I'M RortIoll
ol lht ITlhl'ul.l.St, t llc Suio tnut uli must
nL .ults 'I,"r soine'i Uni Tns rs MI2ns IhnI ~
sIlheIouy sT NE "O ,"uL'' w i"lLing ol. III
ens i'''iIC,' H. not' na,iN't ."u "'I'Tov.Ti' i
alnQns .nG Dellioolnts, l.,t, eltc selerHl palih
tIptcs "au noa,,aI'o,r y, "a5,l ;t Eio,e:s y
sif"V soitieeuitS m'' our VI JIM liat i
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ci"Iily' |l'". iout N"l'oieI5,s .lt ps CoGiu np'
NAM wv 'otIliQ'iTt nt tn'T Du'Icl lN 'L!lh' T
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SAINT i'v'' .liNt l''uVC" ~ .iiI "ltyIlp"ch
non of Political Revolution, which the adj.
ministration by its oppression had already
loaded He said, it was the oppression Of
tlo po'l "i' l' oS Qi' tllJ III
naiiu, Situ tHt sptrau; ". lHstiS "nu tlie
inPa,H! vii WIZ S1.c''us ne ps5,,hi; ui enr o.ntl'
TnJ' u t"L J JieE.cu en' ~ ,uyi',,i Grs, Eni.E
I Dui ~ I'il' oo iUi H. 40 ~ fa
sion of the poor: and the peopln had bnt
one remedy left, and that was TO abandon
the marty. He then read letter
FROM BISHOP SIMPSON
TO the New York Christian 1drocotc, in
which thc Bishon SAYS. The masses hovn
cause for COMPLAINT, that the government
had not done its duty; that Il had done
more TO secure the favor of foreion CAM
tnlists than TO helm our own nronIr. fin.
Congress had committed such terrible
blunders. that they had proved themselves
unGt 10 MANAGE thn finances of a lrnr moo.
nir, He said he had thc greatest Biihon
Of tbe Church on his side. at least a man
of whom Lincoln said. he had done more
to snstam thc government than any twenty
thousand soldiers in the army. He said
money was an essential element of civil
""j u,,4 ,,I 1 i W
ha'loh i ana liti We coulu not nave Il hisn
elclllellv 81 tlNlli1Glloa oll y ~" pane OF
ilhance, tnu. sPtGil'c pursuit was G'5eIi'lai
and that you could not have these on Il
low plane OF finance. Did Providence en-
noble man to utilize the forces in nature
and invent the machinery OF the age. so
that one half Of the laborers can produce
more than the whole fity years ago, that
the rest should be ldle ana nang, on their
friends ana th9se wac are inendIeSs' be-
come hGipleSS trahlpa; ouc' an iGea Is
an an insult to the Almighty Snch leg slatlon
IKE parmg down the loot OF a boy when
1t ont grew ms boot or the BOY himself
when he out grew his coat. lhat' such Il
course would drlVc us Dack TO bar)arlSm.
Why Shoul4 we nave more IMAM one hali
less MONEY @ sll,i ""y 1hc W tilt clvlIlIcn ,I
llatlTlls ol Euto!'r, "I.n our vast aGtlTEulr =
Iurli resources H", our lilo"lildiilS iull oi
precious US metals ~, oonsfe'' ho' only re-
l''Se" u S',o tllc ptUprc
lt ,or,,oj HprE VI ,;,n ,, NDHnMs e.d o,,,, -
S! SHt rciuSeu 10 give ] US d l'co Ti cTDiihIst ol
silver, sllnFPiy 3eca,,sr , II WolIH lcsicll ,
Iae power i oi uoiIt ".iu icsscn tae ne vaIne ii
oI thc poll"S. iir ,hgli rtau IRON IRON tlie
cEEliiuHe nrt ~ sho" tiitt .iic soit' anu
slltcI voi''a.c was ninety per Grit ;ri Pure
metal meta 9nH Ten per ceht u'loy' mat thG
alloy Oh tlle Eoiu com was @ ilne per GEM
copper ahu oht per ctHl Sll'cr' anu tu'l'
S 9I Ihc fliNtI to'llaEt tr'i per tc,'' copper
iat tiie I'lol N"iuc VI lle SQ't voiil WaS
less tnln 70 Ol cent, so tllat the metal