Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1878-09-26

2 : = \ Al, 0I,l-, ITUIiDN INVD
pudiatioh ana lis 'ncNI'"p'c Vo''I""''''' '''0'
luton ..,,.,. ,,, ,.,,,.r,,,,,,,.
Inc uays Oh tr!uulaton any ,. |''inro,yy
nave hteh ofougut oll tmu p,Up'v ~ S,oinst tho
i'SlHlatilE i"I I"e 'no,',y p,,J IL, f,,nr nC
issue OF nal!onal sltuiu"JN' a," ,% ,eors
com DOuus anu Vul" @ u"o'S ", @ i., y,,
past. Every year or Two SonSiess ''s ,i,I i,'"uJ
i""S W eI' 'I.u ,, os,,nts M tIn cynrnse nf
bankers ana Hl"hc! "cel'u'o "' ,a,J ,ii,1,,o
laoor' agriculture 'o"''''''''' ''"'' "''" '''"
uiacturtS' ............,...
.,,.,, ill.,, hh nnn,,Ic mav all the taxes
UWH! Nv '"NC9, ''U dro i,b.n 9ur nrourrty Is
we NO" o"c ""'' '""" wa P'0f'
worth.
Railroad debts -. ,......S 10 OOll0OO
State and county bts"............,.. l21O'OOOOVO
y. :. ....,,.''.''.'' a'1lp'VU,VV1
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ohor+ stg,iWg 10 r,o g.V,VV0 STo 0V0
i"' P'op'' '''" -
Fvccss or 200 600 OOl
, ,,, ,.,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,, o,,d
Lul'uS, uous'', '"oV', , ,'""C, S,atn ,n,,nirim"i
lhahH'nvtuie.s , "a! d,,,jos a., %"n,rfs ,rhirh
anu itutlal uAvei. o'TITo rEa Saia"ias ~ ff raj
Hlc '"ueuhiIl PHs' ~, ann noO nn a
oIucc Tolutio 49, : hnmIs Sl0O oDO 0nl
gC"I' nv NY ~, ,,bo JIts nrir,, tn
year llu ln,G''Ga [,, U,' ot''V vi, o,Io s,urrn7 ia
tic ,'|it5 pWWIT, pnIiiors '" yrar mr. So5O million,
aoout Fi'o l'l'iiTni 3I".i " al ir,''r,st g.,
ol uoiii,'H "u',u""s T,,,'r,ss ,,,J Stat, l,.,,i.
pc pau W l'ou,, ,,, ,,,n,i",s frny,bi.rs
IalItEs NV aU.u V"' ,,rot pmmhrr or cor
anu tli',i Pt",i.,H nntcmt ri,rhf mnnonolirs
PorM,c uyspo,.s"'T p,ig NAH swindIrs Slatr
CreIlt llo3l''v'H ,,iIolJ.r. r,iI,r,,s
banks hat!on"l o'"NS' 'o''''o'"0''' '"'''"''
c"h"l9' clc' ,,,,,,,-,.,, ,,,,,,,.,rs
20 ,,i,.n,, ov,,,. br orr
anu N"''V W P"u,', ,i 81, 7anJ rrdcr,I f.gis-
tplcSe'i."'i ~, - rii,',,.I. III 'S
la'ufcs "' ''' ''''", o,.
Faleht Isht ru!n'iilytn, P''"' = mn 0o1 ooo
ardy \" ",I moneys 10 rHilwnys..... 10000 900
ha,g,, ha,u, "," ,n y"tinTal banks 1000 OOO
lond holders profits and tax cXrmp.
tions.......,.. ,...,.,..,,..."..... l,OOOOoO,OOD
co,.,.o,. al 5oo oooro1
Donated to de7poA7m5 oy Iohsr's'"'! '''VV'VOOVV'
ThrccfOurths Of our public LANDS are gone;
nine.tenths OF our moneys, and we owe, S'OO
0O0, 600 more than our real ana personal prop
crty is worth. How can the nation escape
from bankruptcy; For twelvcycars Congress
has made laws to contract our currency
81, - ',OOO, ,OOa, to turn grcenback bonds into
gold bonds, TO demOpetlZc silver and resume
gold payments next January me people
have sunk under the pressure OF vlllainouS
class legislation that has increased taxes
debts and bonds.
now CAN WE SETTLE
or discharge our taxes and debts without re-
pudation or revolution: We must elect men
to Congress and the United States Senate who
will pledge themselves 10 Vo'e 10, the repeal
of the specie resumption act, the national
banking acts and the internal revenue attsL
to vote Tor laws TO reueeiil lhc Sreenoath
'-Si2V'UVV,UoO-no" uurl ",u oLS ~
other opluS ~ ularket I"leS WIN ,i H.,
made iull legal tenucr-to lci eal tlle III,
ternal revenue laws-t0 taN tmc incomes Vi
bOndholders, palentrlEht inllllol!alreS, etcH
and to reduce all salaries aoo'c Si'ooo OH
half.
These measures VIII save save III interest anu anu
official salaries, say sbUu,uUV,uo' nlu iliel c"sv
the circulation ol grecnbacks Erauuaiiy aOou'
| s., iOO, O,OOO,oOO giving all 'Ie pcoP'e
MONEY LEVER ,o
to drive their business at prOht Oh 10 10 ~
per cent on all products, lraue anu ui"nulav,
lures rom @ WnIsa tnTS @ "' 'I"'1o In tor
| 5000, O,OOOOUO prOht each year III teh yGai
the railroads can pay on tllree-ot,rVhs vi tntl'
debts to the money power anu u, III M'm'S
years the entire Indebtedness oil all KINDS can
be liQuidatcd see no olher way oI tScap'
from bankruptcy and revolution
The National grecnDacks,, as aDS9
Lutte legal tenders, equal to gold
and silver should be issued to redeem and buy
bonds. Opposed to this plan is The only hope
the money power, the gold and silver basis o
the bankers and the bullionists now represent
ed by the political leaders In both the Old po
liticUl parties.
GOLD AND SILVER
is claimed by our money tyrants to be tn,
only world money. They claim the coin ba
sis for banking, and banking the only way t
issue nauer money, convertible on demand
into rold or silver. These claims are false a,
viii demonstrate: Coins came into the worlt
to represent cattle money. See Job, Genesi,
Abraham and Lot. The shepherds had sub
! dued the domestic animals and used tlock'
and herds as money. Merchants and traders
demanded money measures. Gold and silver
had no intrinsi, value and was not as valua
he as iron and cattle men objected to il fol
that reason. Sovereign stamps Of kings il
the different countries made coins lega
tender to measure values, making them lega
: vnluesby
THE SOVEREIGN STAMP.
The sovereign stamp of kings made iroi
money in Sparta, leather money in Carthage
and naper money in China of legal tende
value. Cattle money continued to cir
cmiate in Europe, western Asia ant
northern Africa for 3,40O years
Paper money fist appeared in Europe il
, Venice in iii, A. D. 607 years ago. in Geno
, in 1902; Amsterdam, 1909; Hamburg, 1919