The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-26
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taking w ihe bunda ,lrir~ised hy Tho
National hAnks, II would hAyc sased
nearly t.ltHi. i.asNl,tNn III interest money.
a Crime furtree.-.-lt WAS 4 crime
onee In the sixht ~ rhangelex. url
10 rob the pnof with nsllry, II Ii crime
now, and will lie esernally. Principle
changes. tod changes not. t'x,ity
broke up Tho old Jewish nation. tsnvy
will ravolnlionixs The United btatcs.
The toilrrs have hal extracted from
them sincc 1901 uypr si.SdN.nnO,N
ususy alone ON national lpnda. besides
ttiaG,uO., .,OO shave On p1schase money.
Every dime ri u cries IN God for VEN.
geanec against broken law" - NOririch
IN. ~ Sentinel.
Mcssrs. Fisk 4 Hatch, bankers Of
New York, give tho public TIN follow
Ing financial wisdom, reports the Hish
World of Jnly q. 1870:
-. A dishonest connlry or nation
pays no interest, consequently the high.
cr the intcrcft the greater tho honesty.
- No country Or nation ever became
great or prosperous that permanently
paid large rAtG of interest upon it~
public debit" therefore to prosper II
should pay very small rate tho
smaller the better OR no interest II all.
"3. A country or nation In bad credit
pays tho highest rates. therefore, ~
be- very honest Or In bad repute, Are
cause aud effect, or both alike In re-
snlts.
~. A country or nation, upright and
Jealous oil its credit, i,orrows money on
IL own terms. Capital and enterprise
SEEK tl,at land aud liz sccusitics.. Wit.
ness our Government ~ \ borrower In
ls63-6, when II borrowed 13, ,OOO, ,O0u ,OOO
u 10 cents on the dollar, and since pays
~ par, with per cent. interest added,
gold premiums of 4 to Ii per cent.
added, and per cent. taxes thrown In.
Witness, also. its louning 1868 M.
tional banks s3J5. .OOO, ,NjO of capital, Il
guaranteed paper money, NJ pr cent
charge, and paying D per cent. interest
bnrk on their deposited securities, Tor
which II has no uso or benefit from,
ani they, alxo. mntaxablc.
On October l, 18Th, these banks Ind
tG2O, ON .tN,O ~ ,noncy borrowed mud on
deposit from the HOyernment, for tho
express purpose ~ making the people
pay them for its nse, ~ III average
charge ii II per cent. per annnm. lint
II tho Government iss,ies non interest
greenbaeks 10 the people II large, .
pantlem0nium ynll comes forth from
tI.csc same bankers that their crmft In
In danger" and their honest theft by
legal nsnry sre Sepndiatcd." u fool.
ish voters, how much longer will you
support these lV1 bankers and a. law.
yrrs In Congress - opprcss tl,s land
with poverty and 10000 revolving
crimes m the effect oi their scheming
Legislation In their own favor2
To illustrate how compound Inisrcst
works Iquotc from tho staff correspond
ence of tho New York Gosefte, Tho
RothKchilds In ittl took i block 0f
United states bonds, when gold WAS
AWAY mp, ray tlOOODO, 100, for which
ihsy paid Oh gold bnsi. ibnt not In
gUId1 tib5, 5,OOO,ODO. III iIilec., years
they have received $500, ,OOU, 400 futep-
est IN gold. and still claim the prinei-
ppl. In coin, Will, further interest ~
.Jo,r per cent. In gold, ~ that lii Ill tho
period VI the loan, forty Ave years, the
Government will have paid NJ ,2lO, O,OOo,.
1tDO for the nsc of tii5.OOD,DOD. Nov.
II they have kept their funsls re.ihyest.
ed there and cIscwhcrc) aud compound.
ed every six months In slow bankers
dOD, they have received tl .U35 ,OOUt t,t2D.
~ tho expiration 0i tho time thc tsl)V,-
OOO, ,tNND III to-day will have grown ~
n. 4.G3. mn ,ltDO; now add 10 this tho
tla,5, ,MlD.tO already received u will
give the lew bankers ri tho world 4 nst
profit Oi N.O7b.tND0, ,dN)0 on thAt littlc
Investment ol tl65. .OOU. .oOO only forty
hyc years ago. TlsiA Ii ono item Ut the
cost vi tho bond system," which hax
been foisted upon American citixens BY
her rascally hard money ConGsSeemeii,
every ono Of whom should be bAnislietl
10 Alaska, psrpetually.
George II. Pendleton says, sThs NJ.
rnlllcans most urwisely degraded tho
grscnbsck currency, and enhanced the
burden oi public indebtedness by max
ing ! home debt ! foreign debt; BY
making 4 paper debt ! coin dcht by ex.
tending tho time vi payment; by mak.
Ing coin debt gold debit BY contract.
ing, and boarding. and selling bonds.
and III this they lid without other ~.
parent reason than tho demands and
profits ri l.lo holders ri the bonds. All
these wrongs wrre but Tnthlss1ly and
unnecessarily inflicted To cap the
climax, Hon. Xach Cllandler mot long
ago snid that, III the American people
should ever refuse ~ l,sy these foreign
bonds aud their intarrst In coin, The
hseis oi Etgland. France. and ueS.
many would soon 10 sailing up New
York hAEbor."
70 that umpire II will doubtless coma
II Inst, and u no distant day either
aud our hard d.snoncy slMnsllcsS u thesa
United States will be ionnd aiding Nh