The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-09-10

are In vast majority OF cases people
OF small means, that the savings banks
and life insurance companies are each
the main reliance OF millions of people,
that they have made heavy investments
IN government bonds, that the average
amount OF stock owned by individuals
in national banks is less than 80, 900,
and that every association OF men with
$50, 900 can engage in national banking
and reap it's profits, the ferocious COM
munism in Cary's threat sticks out like
a vnltures claws.
Whenever he speaks OF "untaxed
capitalists" meaning the government
bondholders, he knows that our gov
ernment never has taxed its bonds nor
submitted 10 their being taxed, and
that il could not borrow dollar OF
money in time OF war unless its obliga-
tions were free from taxation. So
long as the people lend money TO the
government at lower rate OF interest
than they lend TO each other, does not
the government practically collect it's
tax in advance? Cary also knows that
when government bonds are put into
national banking they become taxable
and are taxed as shares, and can be
reached in no other way.
CARY AS A BLAcKoUARD.
The following choice gems are taken
verbatim from Cary's lips, and they
need little comment. A man who talks
habitually in this style, especially TO
an audience including ladies and chill
dren, has no claim TO decent society,
at least in Michigan. We believe the
lashings of the press have curbed his
subsidized tongue since he first came
into the state, but he still needs To ap-
peal To God and roll up his eyes with
affected piety. "Iiis tongue frameth
deceit. and under il he hideth wicked
ness, to use the words of scripture:
"Old cusses.
"Old Shylocks. "
"Subsidized press
"Hard-money fools.
"Pinching old cusses.
"Pap-sucking editors"
Robbers of the people.
"Infamous coupon-clippers.
"D- pinching old cusses."
blood sucking bondholders.
"Infernally subsidized press.
Ca0cefS Oh the DOuy pOAlllc.
Frauds, cheats, and swindlers.
"Tools and pimps of corporations.
ID it, couldn't get sixpence. F."
Savage exactions OF the money
power"
"Clean out $4,000 corrupt office
holders"
Both political parties are perfectly
rotten"
"Pious Garfield, lying on the floor
OF congress-.
"The money power comes at us with
open Jaws"
"Yilest moneyed oligarchy that ever
cursed the earth.
"Coupon-clippers, living on the earn
ings OF the people.
"Surreptitious and villainous demon
etization OF silver"
"Aristocracy of untaxed capitalists
ruling the country"
The republicans denounce the
greenback as a vile bastard"
Grip of the money power on all the
leaders of both parties.
"Honest-money league combines the
rogaes of both the old parties.
John Sherman, the hired and pen
stoned pimp of the money power.
Cary paid special attention TO the
EDITOR OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
who sat composedly taking notes in a
chair at the loot of the steps. The
speaker read from the Republican of
June Is the remark that Cary is a
blackguard, liar. a cheat, Hnd at
heart communist" and then. facing
the editor, he stamped and shouted
ont lame explanation Of his political
defeats before the people of Ohio in
1868 and 1875. Cary's face illustrated
the rage OF an old tomcat when his tail
is caught in door, and many of the
audience applauded his coarse and
stormy passion. The courts Of Cincin-
natl nave branded Cary as a CHEAT
financially in certain silyer-mine pro-
iects, and the workingmen's votes
branded him as "A CHEAT politically
That be is a BLACKGUARD his speeches
everywhere prove, and We give above
some illustrative passages. That he is
n LIAR every student Of our constitu-
tion, laws. aud history is positively
certain, and we have proved II undis-
putably. That he is a COMMUNIST AT
HEART is shown by the tendency of his
teachings, and by the loudest applause
being given him by the lowest and
LATEST among his audience, the class
who hate work, and despise economy,
and curse every one who lays mp dol
lar and lends II upon interest.