The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-29
xeoell HullPs.
Ths Great AF;,asrr's Opinion 3.
The Ola Parties.
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Il inssnAsa aa frp, II sssetmsns sue.4h III
Portland, wlhai hAs hesn ~ wI.l, i circulated
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LEA ssk me what | .hink os shs /. E,nslisn
rArss The term Republican ,~sts il vef,
general emo Dc you mesn ssse sta.tllsesh
party II i~s' --tle vArsy II San.sef aaa Trs.
seasich. Oh NNie anti tanraln. ii ts'esar~, An
drew Ahsltsihlinrss Thai raai, lnuar Win
I'll IT. -hsi,cs mug.-- Aid IT,, s.re man, vi
- a'ill the nohcr' political psts. this eanasr,
svrr saw, AMI aciai, se,l graf.lef results than
any other party ever ev.n attempted Or DO
yoa mean shc lsrahiean party et ls.as Well,
that party iis,fust and d.spi.e. tie honesty
and ability 4 s,rues and .l.~l.e II has, either
Intentionally or hceilc~.is, surrendered 10 she
esaesny t~o.thirsls ~ What The war wainvd, u q
eur' III 5n,nn 1--we. AMI sbuu.tss,isn II h.s
ma'le rich and prosperous nAiinA practically
: bankrupt AosNc ssy This party u l,M,e~s II
has 'lgne the bcs. II knew NV. OtAers ,link II
nhy tlmid 1 have watched politics for tifty
!rAfr, and my judgment n that The fAnifof shi~
parry y cnc-shird ignorance and Two .thir Il
knAscry
But there are olhcr interests lo@itlcs sho.c ~
civil and prr.onAl liberty of which agre.t party
has charge. Anioug the inust inipai aiiAniof tiese
Arc tho financial ani industrial sfaifs Of the
na.tan. In thc management of thesa the hc-
publican ~ y, cven In liz hcst days, never
showed any amli,y. Most nf iss leaders are
honsss, aud Acmc " them, ThAsldesM A'cvsns
anoh ru6jccsA lsnt. .. ! party, ,hcy, carly II
the war. wcrc thoroughly eajolsa and snhdMeh
by tho money power, eold out 10 H. aud wetc
dragged. contcntct aud dslndcd victims, II its
heels
Mr Secretary chasc, an hcnca, man and an
Able lAwyos, was : mere child IN hnAnrr After
few Intellectual struggles, hc yielded himsclf
ionr own fcsssnden. for long .tnlc, refused
To be ChAse's Successor, Affirming that he was
totally ignorant " hnauce Forced At last to
accept tho oflce. he wAs, during tho slort tmc
he held u, Obliged 10 content himself with PRO
,csttng a1ainst tho tyrants, which 10 had then
no power 10 resist Mct'nllocl. took The reins,
and. conccitcd ~ h. was. and dtsgra~fmlly ig.
norAnt ~ hc now allows hintw~lf 10 have been.
ylehh the whole ccn'rol 10 tlc hanks, and wss
the isrrt Secretary ~ tho Treasury who u-csl
his office " MI hi~ avn is'rkcs1.
NJ Observer can fAil to 400, Iii the meas,
urs@ which the banks forced the treasury
~ suhmi, ~, or drlmdrd il into adopting.
two alrtinet Intentions. Daring the war.
AMI ~hiic the nation was 4 borrower,
every effort MAS mAslo and every trick ussd d,
ar,ifirially aud nnncee ssarly slepf.ss the us.
aonal credit, ~ that capitalists could tu, it~
NeoekAe 1hexMHSAN Npseaeas6s s'<sa~AEs, uAfdk,
set itself at work - fund and settle II. deb
snr,.,.l 10 hy capitalists holding II. bonds u
Afi,teially, quickly and unll ati.rally raise II.
credit and Increase tile hntsunr I'll TIN debt
which they hAd honehs, partly on account III
.hn nA'ioh'H nr,.~N.'., a'sd largely through
thsir o.n management. II iuns u.ai "a rcn,n
for dollar.
For Instance, tho original treasury note ~a~
receivable for dn,i.. and lml uit~, and eould ip
exchanged for b ~ nni The nlnie,
changuls forced the Government 10 rrpoal
tlv-e two prusriu making the grrcllMek mol
receivable Tor dnttes, and rutfing of1 iis con.
nseilon with tho bond The capitalists then
forced tie Government 10 create two method.
Of - ,inoht, ono TO its common creditors. con
tractors, roldicra, lahorear, nts III kt.en,Achs;
Second 10 honhhudore whnsu interest MAS ii
b. pail n COIN Ilure elanRer probably clAs
.lie nAiiuu q tAQuAAAd inilllan dollars. ANIL pnt
that amount Int the pockets VI lu,dholacr-
during tho war
After tho war. Or Jus. Il In close, ihe bonas
were relieved uf taxation, And, In Ist,a. made
PAYABLE Iii rotn. II II fAr within lhe truth IN
say that these two mtAsiises nnlnstly aud mn.
necessarily increased tho burden 0f the peo.
ple's debt by another Vi ,,No,Mn,un Thou, IN
l~.ti. began th. policy of contraction. With the
iniet,ion ~ returning 10 specie payment; ard.
In issa silver wss denoiloiixea--twe maa. urcs
which have cost tho uattan at les~t ~tunnhln What
the war q A.. probably sln,Mnt1sttssi. ly tho
bsnkrnpey ilivy have created.
This. laisily, " the history ~ tho Republican
part,'s tlna,cial management during ths last
eighteen years
rHE NATION nAsKnurr
What h iis rssnity in lss1 tho property of
thu nation MAS estimated ~ esa.sun.Nn,hN.
In shc opinion ~ tho Oeri Iudgct tho nation ID
bankrupt to-day. ThAt IA. II cAllel upon 10,
day % pay iis national. State, r.',, rounty, town
and corporation dcbts, and for that pnvposo ttA
property sold " prosuhs vAlnea, lhtre would
no. be realized from sncli sale enough 10 pay
those debit. II tho property could bc sold ~
IN real worth. amply wonll u pay our ..hts
hut, " sold ~ tho piiees 10 which Republican
folly has reduced Il. wa Aro bankrupt
Further. rcAi estate sud railway property
have Hhrnnk 10 hair their former prices. tl.o
value u manufacturing ~sssck ofiuu whuliy Do
struyed, hnuhrofM VI sAvings hankr broken
Thus have TIN rich mcn succeeded In fulfilling
tAe threats uttered w tho journals .l.y. o~' =
tho NeN York Tribune and usherA ~thAiih the rco.
rle should soon md tAelnsslves - heavily
chained. ~ wholly subdued ~ tho labor el.sscr
are in Enruia That IL no ideA Ut mlnu. ! goi
Il from Mf sherman. ue waa 10 placed u
ls'a that he could afford To poin. ont that all
41u&tnGu knuStst hItpV utS11U9tHE HHeIflNeu 0&U
epgsstlinx ruiA Anloug All elAseo~ N isls aud
MI, was 70 have hog Government Ablc ~ hog.
row At u per cont
pricew the world over werc never - low ~
now ict Our producing slasses Ars ~ unable
70 buy what they prVslnce, and theif wAgtA arc
- low, thAt th0y ArA forced ~ export ~ tind !.
matle', and or e,Apo,ss osssea o,'r imports. :
when fair pncsa rulad liz he world's markets
/ there would W great reason II rctutce. lint
whon nation nnly kecpa IN apultUa moving
| by ceiling guo1s ~ foreign natlons st cost. or
ernds iss prWlucts sbrosd hecause iss people
are to poof " buy or use l,.i, - ireland has
| done for century --such fAet lnsans 1oan, not
prosperity.
TiiE wnEcxsns' wHErxs.
| For thc first time In our hirt,ly Legislatures
| and c0,svenitpns hAvo spSnt Nuuks ii discussing
| -trampA." ~ many shousAnds of unemployed
| nj n. and ~ many snoTo On thu verKa III want,
that III the United ktAtcs ,l,e mAasvs afu danger.
| osis, Asin Mexico Italy and Spain. What ~isk.
| sNlt1as An6l folly have called shts element ~
| dirgrAceful " tlsc uOvernnunl thAt cfeAiD~ It.
in,O our strcetsS The administration which
take. bnsy .nl prosperous eo.nu. 80 y, =.
with men hsRRtnR for work, or driven u the
| point of ,l,o hAyoaei. - tn rtslusyl ylyania, 20
/ work 81 slArvAtl0N wages; with an,tQU niUn In
| America fUstlng Into criminals IN onr highways
and roantfy towns. for st,s irst time IN our
/ utNtOty III N0Kubtw8 ubWtN y00 0skWs N Nsk0WkVIs
| An.l our courts cOnatfutnk every alsiles tnln /
| rtflisn-~such On ADMINISTRATION provukss only
contempt ana Indignation when II conaes bcfora
Tho reol,tA Amd sxpsSA Anythine Int Tho graves,
/ c0nllanluaeIOM
/ CONTRACTION Avn nnmtr~.
/ Inlsta II wAA Hupui Ally scci, and oven Mct'ni
trrh admitted, that The people. I'D vtiuAly wore
tut vi debt Mills wNFu acttve. bnahn~s ~,
muns sa1evas asallwsyVf Vfugepoyinx of iper .isb
wA9ss hight syrrythtng N mn masket nies I
tlm1ls wrre bnughs far cash, or ii ten da.s
evedll M.culinsh bsAan biz policy n Gin.