The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-27

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W. advise NIL farmers u vote arninsl
The Nhslu,k treri.s III ,hr enininp
rlerilnh. and rcrnssraa Themselves VI
lnsi advantages.
The real creditors ~ ,he govern
mrn,, nnl those ~ IT, consulted, mr.
the iax payers who support u. When
they lruar confidence III. govern
ment must SITTER. II then yun would
have the governments credit aus.
talncd tho government mnu keepits
faith with tllosr whose allegiance II
demands.
| The government agreed 10 ray tho
soldier ti3 Il month IN gold. The pay
was Increased 10 AiG. Int hc waa pnI,l
on In Rfccnl,nrks worth forty cents
cents IN the dollar. The bonlhnlari
bought his bond tthe Rr.nfcr part I'll
them, IN Hrcenhnck~ NJ forty cents
on the dollar. md by the act~ ~ isGa
and ls7J, the bond WIS converted In.
to gold by ehnnpc ~ contract. The
soldier wis 10 have gold md rcccis-
cd deprecated paper. The bond.
holder was to have piper, same ~ liz
bought with, mud had Ii converted
Into gold.
The national bankers nrc III favor
of that system of finance which PER.
mits 4 privileged few 10 live on III.
interest III what they owe. Sift down
the hnrd money policy md this II
what II amounts to: Tho idcn N 10
float a shinplnster currency, having
nothing bit individual credit to hack
| II. upon which the issncrr cnn draw
Il comfortable interest.
While the democrats are going
back 10 the Int. presidential election
and the republicans are going bnek
bnck 10 Ill time ri tie wnf " slave.
r., the Nationals are busy about the
AFFAIR. u to-day. They turn their
bucks upon tho rast, and Inqnlr.
whns Ahnl b. done tn better thu ~.
listing state u things.
There " only t25O. 100000 between
the statements Of tho President and
tin Secretary ~ the Treasury ~ Il
the amount of currency In circulation
In lsd5. mud neither ~ them Il with.
In thousand million dollars Ut the
truth. HIT what must people think
II the President and Ills secretary ii
the Treasury differing 80 widely on 4
matter " fnrt on which both VI them
ought 10 be we'll Informed?
Since We began the process of r..
sumption W. have greatly Increased
our infere>t. bearing debt. 10 re-.
deem onr fractional currency W. H.
s,lcd nboui forty millions u y POI
cent bonds. Every Nifty cent eilsei
coli, nilont II based upon M Interest
beasinR bond. W. hive sold one
hundred and thirty. I've millions ol
per cent bond. 10 accumulate coin
fnr resumption purposes. making il
total lnci.ase II ono hundred mn.
sevcniy-iiye millions. This " done
II II said, 10 keep up the credit u tl,e
nation.
Si,tce 1859 ne hare paid he tond.
holder ~ interest 1851 .7G1.g7e. TIL,
l. greater thnn the assessed value ol
Indiana. Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana
Mississippi and Vermont The ~.
sessed valuation of these states In
Ie77 was ~ follows.
In'Iiana ............ ttt'0, ON. ~ ]
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