The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-11
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t,si,s II urfh ~idt aelas u pro-
duetlen. 4, has brought H. " all
stream. sl.',stirl,s anil chemistry, ami
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N machinery, and hs ,hrse tneans
has multiplied production In seot,
N years faster than hitherto creates,
IN = score ~ centuries
n II FOLLY n ,liseass now whether
this wonderful development is. ~ II
not. the most beneficial IL man II Il
too late Christianity incnleas.-
activity. hiscontners i.iirnvs~. md
presses nll men forward nn, VI har.
bafIsm aud darkness To higher
social life III Intelligence and refine
mcnt. The fruit of all this In prog.
rcss In the arts and sciences, where.
by the wealth OF the earth. through
labor, II fashioned into uscfllnc3.
Az well may ~ attempt to reverse
the now of Niagara or destroy the
laws Of gravitation. as stop the
mighty laws of h~Mvcn-boin prog.
rcss He who obstructs it, pathway
will be ground To powder.
Tho grand hln,lrn,re to progress
Hes ArtiulIy wrapped up. hidden mud
concealed, In the monopoly VI mon-
~. both through interest and limit.
ed volume of money, tho profits oi
labor nrc absorbed faster than In.
dustry can earn. This Il aggravated
by tho rapidly increasing production
of commodities by machinery aud
without human labor Machinery
creates. but man alone consumes.
and the scope VI his consumption "
confined Within too narrow limits by
his inability to earn. Labor II kept
- poor that II cannot. through thu
activity Of tntrr~hAnRcs consume
the varied aud growing productions
Of civilization.
Such Ia tho nnrrnwness or the
human intellect, controlled ~ Il II
by u mistaken Mlfirnrss. TINT II
cannot ensily realize TINT progress
IA the child " ciyillxation-~of Chris
tianity--oi humanity. Nor can II
easily understand the practical me-
ccssIty. the comprehensive selfish.
ness. or encourage Ia largest aeiiv.
ity by allowing consumption always
10 keep pace With and balance the
iArgcst production stimulated, IN II
ever will BIZ, more and more. by
greater development. II this nee.s-
silly wns fully realized, there would
be- no difficulty In comprchending
that money the medium Ut exchange,
should be- 10 controlled by law. both
~ to value and volume. IN 10 on.
courage the most, rapid and tire
largest interchange of commodities
and property.
The world oyernows' with every.
thing to tempt man To action for
greater happiness. Look where w.
may. and there work II demanded.
work to s,lhduc the earth. 20 open
highways, 70 improve harbor~. work
IN nrt, In science, In chemistry, In
development. Intellectual ~ well a.
physical work Hes lavishly open In
MI directions, inviting every arm
and every brain to action.
Amid NIL this profYcred work TO
hasten progress. 10 utilize the earth,
and u bcautify II for human hur,l.
ness, man, through the monopoly of
money, ignores opportunities.
Through this wicked money soy.i-
elknty, crime and Vice stalk boldly
through the land, while misery aud
wrctchcdnosr abound everywhere.
The remedy Will b. found through
the ballot 10 destroy this monopoly
by debating Just money lnws. VII.
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