The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-10

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,lnstrial anil husin,ss sniersss ~ The
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power has l.en sss III motion, slnn l,as
every imam wlla e.in.s ~ The treasury "a
demand ssfln. III silver. Tive him al
l,r demands nnl pi,s linn TINT. or pi,.
him nothing The United Stn,rs treas
mrs II the treasury II the people. Sil
yer was ~ mneh IN contemplation Al
gpl,l. a. 4 m.ans II payment, Nhan tli
bond ur hill vas ls.us,l, nnI III innn
will o. III il,s treasury IT, demand ,nin
nnlus~ ~ ,lucs n from selfish. mrnl,
AMI autagonistir motives, II H. wants
coin, give him coin, silver conn. aud the
Sh,lprkr aud nsnfrf~ will spnn discover
that sprci. payment i nn' N'at They
lmrgained Tor.
Mr. Sherman. m iii. Treasurer of the
United States, must understand that
the people will no, submit ~ his policy
of retaining silver ~ u drug, and paying
ont gold .o cripple an,l endanget ihc
financial interests II the country
I.rt M suppose that the national
banks 20 thu treasur, with their res.rsr
of greenharks aud demand cain, Will
Mr.. sherman dare ~ pny them I'm gnldy
II hc does ~ dare the people will
either rise In their sirsngil, nnL lnlt
down hi~ weakness and il'e insol'nrr ~
the banks. or they will H. II, Slas.s ~
un oliparcl,y ~ tyrnnts.
II pay In silver would IL all exact
c?mplinnr, with 'hc Inv and with thr
spirit ~ TIN law. IL IN, In goll will
br ~ get - our knees tn tl.nse Who
would stab ~ The greenbnck u n~
good ~ gold. and Ii. who demand. gold
fur II does 40 lrrail~p he believe. h.
can damage tlr Government hy sii.li u
demand. Meet linn hs giving him
silver. 10 dn this will In 10 take the
iunps on, II tle Inv II specie payment
The gre.n,m'k i The unly true paper
ruonc, ever issn.i II II better nnd
safer nnd more reliable thnn the bills
~ tho iiunk III England or thr hilln ~
The link ~ France. For ,hn~s hunks
have rn.li the tllhi ~ individual
inllililily about them, ~ llali their ie'n.
N lnsal nn individual resources which
can always bc Withdrawn The green.
luck II ihr natipn. II !. the concrete
power. prom,rt, md Inrfe u nll, II !.
a. immortal ~ liberty. II rnni,ot iuil
" cannot drptreintr. II rnn'lot ,-snpe.
While he nation lasts tllr t;rrsnlnck
will ln.i
III hna trlninplie,l ussi slnildsr n In.
irinmphnd over lisilrers an,l hnnkers ami
brokers. II llas tfittmpled over silver
the oldest, the most generally alnpted
money oi iln world. Men lnse finally
come g. comprehend IL salae. The,
have yet to learn Ill. fnll appreciation
NJ its wonderful influence upon liberty.
humanity and Justice. TIN nr.enbaek
must reign before esr,ali1ed ,alues will
prevail. hrfore equal justice illprrsail
before eunalit, of rights md of npp"r.
tnnity cnn prevail. In iirfutnre ri,ili1.
ntion II % make it, greatest and It.
granlr1t developments. Il must heromu
ihc universal money ~ thu people. II
must be issued ~ tin people direct. I,
must u. thu homer, tin credit nnd thr
glory ~ she II ,iip,l. nil the mission -
,hc National t;i.si,hnrk l...l,pr part,
viii never lr accomplished until ii.ha-
reached this trinit, ni its powers ani ~
its blessings. SIrrnIs y. DliIA,r.
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