Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-09

oIlERMAN mas 0led the treasury clerRs 10 |
the tune of $S,400, so far this fall, to help
his boom in Ohio.
NEVER were the GrecnbacSers OF
Maine more earnest and determined than
to-day. The old campaign closed on the
8th of September, but they begun the
new one on the morning of the 9th.
The campaign is over, but the issue
involved still remains to be settled. What
kind of moneJ shall we have and who
shall issue it? and how soon and IN what
kind of money shall the bonds be paid ?
are yet open questions.
WHOEVER heard of the almighty land,
almighty labor or almighty ballotP But
how often we hear the almighty dollar
and there is no denying the iact-that
under the present social system, it is in
reality the mightiest factor of the form,
Which ought the people-thc laboring
people-desire to haveP 1000 millions of
bonds to draw 100 millions of interest
from them, or 1000 millions of money to
exchange the products of their toll and
keep them busy all the time? They have
the right to choose between them!
Those who think soft money and plenty
Of it should vote together for tho whole
greenback ticket; those who think hard
money; specie payments, ten dollars per
capita circulation, perpetual, public debt,
n money aristocracy and all the other
monopolics, should vote otherwise.
WHOEVER exacts or accepts interest,
or pays it-cxccpt under protcst-whethcr
conscious of the fact or not. IS neverthe-
less foe to the best interests of humanity.
And any financial reform that does not
contemplate the entire destruction of the
slavery system of interest, is sham and
a delusion.
'As soon as the four per cent bonds are
raid for by certificates Of deposit of such
public depositarics, or otherwise, call
will issue, maturing within ninety days,
for the redemption of six per cent bonds,
and the money received for four per cent
Eonds will remain on deposit until such
call natures
THIS factor called money, is king to-day
in American society and politics, its pow
er must be dethroned before we can have
any truc financial or labor reform. What
is This t,lismanic power that money DOS.
sessesp H. is the mower of accumulation
conferred unon if bv law-by the exsction
of rovmcrt far ;ts usc which is termed
;ntorost
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WE oem"hu VnaG thc grcehoaohs io"
IN clrculatlon shall DC maze absolute iega'
tender: second 'hc "'hUivloh Vi Inc n"'
of government money in its stead; third
the redemption and conversion of all
United States bonds into greenbacks;
fourth the reconciliation of sih er and
unlimited coinage of the precious metal;
fifth no further issuance of government
bonds for any purpose whatever. This is
the sum total of our demands 50 far as
finance is concerned.
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