The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-02
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Resumption Ac! ~ January, ISM Tho III u
January, tSsM haa csnse With W. impoverished
sniltone lust a The Republican aaatswman aahl
Y wunld u IN Tim culininAliun II the fluancial
leksAeassca but nct the end AlrvNdy the money
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may bc, thu rssd III financial ruin N mt yct
Millions ri farms and hnnars Ar~ N Jeopardy
aud ufnss IN lNt u thc owucf. Individuals
hAvc eone slsoad % sssk work aud bread
trg mt people under mortgages past dnc has
snmmcncesI IN the ktAsce near cAst al NJ and
Will soon In lcrN When Inn cuniracsinn III the
currency cAinc down ~ thu year isssS. thu death
wavc dM mt reach ~ until th~ panic " ls1a
MT fall upon IN with Al its force until i~sl or
fSsi whsA u c0asss y ~tll bc nany simcs
wufep than Nsc former Then wc had Feeunrcc~
" fan back ON. INT deprivation and decline have
made UP > regular sncccsslon ~ disAsirrs h
agricultural, mechanical and mercantile pur-
amiis, until available rceOurcCa have i9cn ~.
pcnslvtl w our people IN keep their heads Ahnvc
Tho waves, WNAro already pushed 10 thu verge
ri helpleAaneaa, n IT. launched forth IN tti~
d.rkar sca ~ unAiured dcbsa aud obligations,
which holds In deep wa,cra fcr sle burial II
y0nr last hopes, THIS II inevitable II wc do no.
II taeee thlnga. whirh NO ballcvc. arr true,
tlcn 40 have lrfOrc III tlsH most infamous lcR.
islAtion Tor ChristiAn laud and civilized conis-
Try that this world ever cav. What Will tho
Niid bcy hhsl' Y 10 : republic or = monarchy;
..rtkesi ~ AiasrteAa sl.tssaship. o. European
Communism
wnAT n Tus ARMwpys
|, A change In thu administration Of TIN Gov
ernnient. II " needless III look fOr redress In
The old party, Az history contradicts such
hope. A change In nocraaAry 81 tin,0s fur tho
existence ~ trcciom Tho sansc clAs. Ut mon
II power TN l0nH lsscan,e arrogant and selfsh;
claim that thor party only can save TIM coun-
try; como " feel that they own tho AinlinistrA.
tive power vi the country.
They have acosnpl,si,cd oil Tho ruin, anil
nov cnnas with sl,actons prc'onao Vt reform
without either rup~ntAnco az conversion. They
take M only ~onse points 0f grievance snch ~
txurllant taxes ard salaries, IhraN Are Only
lAy TIM ~ - tho rp0t of tho trne. LIT thu In.
coming uonKvrss hold thu administration In i
political paralysis until their time n ot,l, NJ
That they can A0 mn more harm. I'hcn put
patriot In the Presidential chair with Ton
Hrsss which belongs 70 tho psople and not the
Ileformy They have had cnsirn away and
ruiz for score u yeArs; hare had supervision
III TIN cAnac~ 0f our prcsant distres.ed culldi.
tnn. thu slcmentA OF our ruin mAko up Thur
party lfa and policy, Naw that tho people
s.ll ses q. y cec"n, .aey cry reform a vol
form before tho Judge when called upon 10
show why s0nteuee shunld mot In passed up0n
him. II N iike dcaih.hcdi repentance, al In
hensht II after death. Aud th6n N II tho same
Old profession and pro'nl~e which they have
y Tho ~ ialAiive branch u TIM Govern
nseiit must Le rescued from tho clutches of
monopoly AMI reatured In its constitutional
sAnciions Encroacbmsn~ upon this branch
aud ,lsnlpAti0ns Ut its powers arc already anf.
nricnt 10 shake tho republic ~ IL very center.
II II question cvct now whether This branch
u tho Government y ~ hold IT. SWAY. or
whether In powers AYo ~ bc exercised and dis-
t1buind among corporate and AmeOctatnd hy-
naaiies within The Government Tho National
BANKING Association IL probably Inc 9raalsat ii
s a " y elements 81 strength end future
vle rights u Legislation ~hicl, hci0nk 70 them
under tho constitution; and II prepared 70
slAnd In "A Attllads 81 AsaAncs % Oon9rsss,
They ~ hul fsw days nDtic0 70 reeiss and
ovafcninc NY a.clsloa of Congress ulat may
within ussmsclvce 10 legisiale ior ~ srpsnaion
aud coalyActl0n 0f tho cnFrency n salt their
speculative schemes in this there b i sacred
rlght suArAnleed Ly Tho constitution and placed
In tho legislative branch ut thu Government,
nov dessa.s.i % sAs money pows. The trans.
mont 10 : dlctst0rnlup could not fOreb0dc
greater evil % the people 81 slls country, ~
fact, thu fal III birth liic executive aid judicial
departments must follow thu ruin " TIN laGis-
latlye. Tho keen sye Of tho money king knows
we'll wlscro ~ fool for tho vital lite 0e tho
nation
Tho money power has In thu sourtscn ycArs'
ume stcursA al tho prvliminaric~ III : work
which Il toOk tho French nobility MD years u
accomplish. That endcd III civil war This
will. unless prevented nv tAr ballot III tho
hon.e ~ Washington, aKsln.s tho wall, you WIN
u was brought over ~ Lafayette. aud by him
given u Washington Tho liil 81 sgcs aud Ac
nustoiped hAlAt he'd long kept down tho Op-
pfsoefA ard lsx-riddcn people IL France. HIT
thAy hoard J4ecseon'a 1lsa1AsatkA Of indie
pe.ldtnce,' 1tcls great patriot cAIne over v
wciN inspired VI hrnak tha Opprcss0fs' YOKE.
1Ae Nnnill0 FILL LII fall ~ III drAfl. ktnll IL