The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1878-02-14

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POINTS. uo!H anu SILVER CON are lnotney VI
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no poNcl oI OVnslts9 ma cithcI eu"ulu
nov po money congress, tneFeloIo, mas no
power 10 ueLnUIotiHe silVer aiiy more tn4n ~
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NJ na7 peGh prVhiplIcu ne ~ III laEor ol
haylng IL enlarged; congress mus exclusive
!, over 10 com go!q anu sllVer anu teEuIate
til1'r tiI Nulut. IN lie PreSeil cohqltlolls' aI
tle curleht tates y, ~ S,INer' iIeo colhaSg vi
l Hollal couIa.liis aI@Io sIaishH' slhe9
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cultllh8 Ineuluih H. on opening tne glte M ior
sliEgf 10 no" IN, we TPtn Mluer 'e sm,e Ior
SoIu 10 nov ouGt CnIn Eur9PH eiIoilc- III. ne
uHtS We caH alVtu ~ ~ yoll uollar az % low
10 aLZI9 : SIalils' AlleI europe LonlHno'iHt9 ~
on lhe 1lI aVaIuuru' We ca4 ailoru 10
com uHllar above tV' gralhs because
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lho PupIlt inJuSliIco mi 4iu ptNaSc
wITnS VI ll"hliS utptseG StanT
hlI which Iiiual lhpNI."oly ~" ITMot H'"ill'-
ar" Ea'nW III our pIRgr i'""E it-n hj"IP Hur P'Uug
" w p"otiS oaI'''SVi riiiT9 "n ~
ne. 4 silver dollar of l25 grains would rep
resent a dollar Of that date. Such a dollar
will benefit in turn the miner, the owner of
bullion, the holder of coin and the govern
ment and will insure to cur nbOrers Il full
dollars pay for a dollars worth Of work.
For these reasons lie advocated an unlimit-
ed coinage of legal tender for a dollar If
that weight. He called attention to the ia
that the dollar proposed by the bill is light
er and less valuable than the one coined by
our mints. For the ignorant class of hea-
then laborers in China and India, and in
the name of common sense and common
honesty he asked the American Congress
not to force upon the American laborer an
inferior dollar which the naked, furnishing
and degrade labo' o'rrs of India and China
refuse to accept lie denied the assertion
that the people demand cheap money. They
demand an abundance of good money.
They do not want Il single gold standard
that will exclude silver and benefit those
alroady rich. Nor do they want an inferior
silver standard that will eXpcl gold and
not help those already poor. They want
both metals in full value in equal honor.
Mr. Blaine concluded his remarks at , p. m.
The House was engaged with the CulifOr-
mia contested seat case, and finally admit
led Wigginton, over Pachcco, sitting men,
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Ied 10 the present ui9rGS9 WIS WIS llat NV
government haI pun ltsGil ul ollG lGul Hl,i,. ~
| Gphlfacu1n "hl wa io.l'MinI ~ ~, ,''I, I,:,
it utu 'Ila' i w M Il,
OF lho war huu UtcI UNI my ~ w. III
lcTe9l Vi ,he cIcull"I TiIu "S"9, Vi'' =, S,,I
| payer, heihohcIlIv sllNoI, HuHT Hli'i A. q a. iut
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uuu huu lhctr V"h SIiuH7 " al Nn' ioi 'i'-'
prosperity Wlllcil az uViS ~ ~ % %sJv' 49,, ,,.,,
III inc mouse .Ilc Hl9t Hl,9t ,sn m," '"NVn VI, vi
one HPProprlauhG T!o,iogr 20 pa! ~ u
Newman anu H. A. N"il ulslIL'n' ", Wv Wv
YORK, IN lulI compensation l9r I'r u9c ~
the I!oneGr MUS III Hl'N9u"r'"' =, a" ,t! H.!
me united states TuIhorIuo7 ""4in7 u,
Iqle war; ine nlil VIZ ,, Hn,"'t,yt w, la
hessr7' huni'r' rlh'1N' h'''lI IT., Al n', Inv,
ANA anu Mli9oh' ai" oPi ~ i'.,.,, 7,
gUl'' tbo conrse N SD Of thG d,-rn, iIn Mr.. mi
Jen's letter adverse to the puymcn
of war claims wa- frequcutl,
nimdrd TO. Referring to Tidcns letter
Mr., Congcr expressed his surprise at tn,
suggestion made by Mr.. Mills Inst Frida
thef ridden would not be the standard bear
rr of the Democracy in the next Prc.idcn
tial campaign, and he asked the meaning O
that intimnfiOn. Did it not mean that tn
stundnrd henrcr of the Democracy in tn
next cnmpnign would not write such LET
fer and wouId not endorse such views
WIS ,hnt fine forcshndowing Of what was T.
cnmn and ala tbr gentleman use this cns
to rommit himself mon. 10 commit the Re
Hnhli,.nns ,innn. and to commit the rountr
nnnnng If seemed to him thut (. % question
bnd haen LronGbt in to nrrnnre Inc countr
for a different letter from the next standar
/, b","rr Of tho Drmocrncv. MIR, FRYE char
nctnrizcd thc claim ms n perfectly honest
. inst md foir one. and snid that there was
contract hv implicntion which ought t
+. .omnrI tbn ravrrnmcnt TO nav il, Discus
sin, havinr closed tbn committee rose an
; rnnortod f6e biIl to the House. when it wa
= rripctcd-yCns "a. nuys 100. The utIirmativ
, vote cnmc principally from the DemOcati