The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01
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vi. HAZARD said thr senator would reeslleet
thai In iSs3. when wis ani *eseiiisnsh# grains
WIRE takcn cus III EVERY half dollar. II wss ".
rsssu they could n|t " kept Ia the rutilhfs.
The, wrtc swept uns ~ this country. whet.
tIes wcfr undetermined and went 4, ether stttiit-
tries. whefe they were property valued.
Mr.. Coekrcll sAid that Ia the Neetstn country
there wcfu mAny silver halves mtd quarters
coined prior ~ 1893 s,ill IN use. Many Of them
had ~ On lswkcd NJ Ter YEARS and vuto brought
n.i. since the coss III the war. he argued that
thu hondholder had Ia right 10 Question the
Huwer VI Congress in regard Ia ensi,ng mon.y
aud regulating i,- value The, hal no right 10
complain because, NJ matter what hariensd.
they would 9Th 10 reid il coiii " the standard
81 value ~ Jniy ~ i-T,,.
liz then referred to the arssirances ~ Gov
ufnnrnt officers that bonds would b. paid IN
gold. and argued tiiei these uftieiaIe hal no
right ~ modify the plain WutdH III the lay.
They conid nrs change tho ipfiis ~ tue con
tract. Officers III Government were admins
traitors ~ law, nni not lawmakers, aid no one
knew this better thar III. present. secretary "
tin Treasury. III" then quoted from ile ~.
rrst report That an piise.r was nigunily i.sona.
nlc.hiiiR Congress ~ NV. sanction ~ lit ~
~urAncr that ,hr hcuds would "a paid III Fnla.
The Secretary had dared ~ gave unauthorized
rasn.An 'c~ IL huildhulAcrr, Int ha had mol
dared 10 isss,c 4 rinrl. hund contrary ~ law
III clam now that thr United states Inust IN.
IT, honds lii gold Oh account ~ thu ASSURANCES
~ the Secretary OF tho Treasury, MAS scarcely
lea. than 1 crime. The cry ~ reputation.
violating national hunnr. 'impngninE the
faith ~ tie Government and IN, lad hsel,
from bonaho.d.ft. their allies aud filthis.
Western npn in favor Il ihu f.mnnetieaiiau u
silver had been stipnlali1ed a. lunailes. H.
iaockrelIj was ~ firmly devoted 10 thu msin
ienAnce III the national homer a. any a
tl.esa Pharisees, AMI be hntl.d back
With ,corn aud contempt, thei
iml,utationa. Hs stool npon tue nsar 81 il.i
senate ~ ono of the senators u the great Stat.
ri Missouri, and demanded fuf tile people la
enforcement ~ contract. He beiIls a-ssf,ts
that ~ pay the bonds IN gold AMI silver. u u
silver alone, waa In perfect compliance With tn
plain words vi the iaa, and with al the fesoss
iixed principles ~ honesty and national hanpI
H. charged tl,e~s crimes ~ fspudiAiih, npol
th.s. Who upheld Tho hnndhuders. Tie raplsl
whom be- represented with tl,t hasan.ts 4
truth III their bands, Mpnll drive tAem into
decent Observance III the plain terms ii ~
iav. Hi. bOndhclderr. WI th.ir fArs rti.F
Mr. attempting III furler their high crimes Al
nilssemuanurr upon thu. Win Il. sir.l ~ cum
pIy iii good faith With ths Iosisr aud spirit i
hi. law. Tho taxpayers III siie country In
their rEllt~. onu ~ which MA ~ Ias Tit lH,s.d
silver. aid they would never surrender TIN
right. Tho people lnld 40, and would IL
Jay gold alone. III heartily approved II
resolution u the fonAtur fta.n Ohio. anil
Ma tho imperative duty III Congress te.ls
not oni, 10 pas this resolution. Lut also TO II
store free coinagc ~ the silver dollar BY pas
ing The silver bill.