The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-18

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the sasne ft,sa that the objections se
protective fatiH were argued, 10 We
Sc that The 'atir question Il not ras
amount In in'crrs' to III. people. ~
some ~ ~. leading political lonri,'
ni~ would IKE ~ have ~ believe
Here shr I'srr.O'ran strives u MAKE
out that the present political issue II
thu protective tariff question and M.
coercion III tho south. Il. moi d..
.eised hy aide issues. hut launch the
main and nil absorbing question hc.
before tho pcop,c. Ia. wi, Tim, III cur
r.ncv. its Immediate attributes. IL
coinage. II. issue. lis l.rnl nrorer.
ties. IL regulation md IT, control
rhc Intcr.nr,p i, ! l.nc.hv ..,,.
,o,inl IN M. nrcscn, ,,.n,nrnhlc con.
,li,iou ri trade md Inv nr,cc. sny.
.rhe eause IL n, ,cns, ,wo.fo,d
lst The forcing OF MINER CURRENCY
n mr. will, coin bv which .he nriccs
~ commodities hnvc hccn dcnre.l.
asea 10 ,nrrcsnond with tho p,r,hns.
inr mower az cold greatly enhanced
In value IN tho decentralization
~ silver ~ some IL M COUNTRIES. y,
rurnpe.n
.,nl. TIL. disnronor,lonnte IL.
vclopmcnt of agriculture
Then II goes on ind argues the
second premises at length. without
regard 70 thr iirst, suminin. up th'
argument tn the following why. which
II the great panarra for thu present
hard tunes among the farming com
m1nisy according % liz version.
II farmers will clnmor for tafif1
protection ns free traders have foi
nnrroteetisc duties, or with only hall
the latters zeal. the very next Con-
gress will hasten To supply the h..
ginning 81 adequate relief. Here
the IntcI.Occnn ignores the Very
ca,,sc which hns driven 81 iI,nny Into
agriculture. to-wit The appreciation
NJ the currency until II has driven
lnborers out ~ employment and those
who could, have settled IN govern.
ment lands. hoping thereby. to exc
out mcager subsistence.
Lot III hold tho lnfer.Ocenn To the
flfst premises and have the remedy
which consists not. In high protect.
W tariff. but m the abolition ~ I'll.
national hanks and the iss,.ln.o III the
currency restored 10 Congress whcr.
II rightfully belongs.
The Grccnhnck party has succeed,
ri In accommodating silver. In stopping
the wnnton destruction of grccnhack,
and their acceptance for duties
SHERMAN claims ,l. Inst name.
policy. although he stole Il from TIN
National Grrrnbnsk party.l