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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-04
FOR SALE.

E1OR SALE-BCHOONERD ELPHINE. MEAS
- uring In length a 5-10 feet. breadth 10 ITO
5 a i tic ap head W Il Be s od 81 Baan s
Any persons having claims against said
schooner are notified to present them preyiMs
to the sale. Jy3 3tf
E,OR SALE AT A sACRIFICE-A MAGNIFI-
six rooms on ground floor kitchen and dining
room, two rooms up stairs. situated on Mareneo
CAM ars 1ss an a %
measuring about 1870 feet front by about 200 feet
deep. Large gallery In front sig beautiful
Those wishing q bargain. # would pay them 20
take look at this property. Address ]. 9:
sAUNDEks, yalenee. near Camp, formerly n. Of
La. thirty five acres cleared. 100 acres In all. a
number OF young peach trees. grape vines and
The cleared land has a new fence around II.
House new. and contains seven rooms; out
and dor keepers hougS
l IS six si2ty.sieht miss from New Orleans
M snn sss saaass n apa H
valence street near Camp. formerly q 1874
Magazine. 1912 I'm
FoR sALE-BoILERs OF ALL KINDS. AT
- the old established steam boiler manufae-
Peters and No. 81 Calliope street. All boilers
sold for fiange iron guaranteed not to crack.
Boilers made on short notice. Prices as low as
the lowest. Send for estimates. Address Post
office box No, 1854. New Orleans. La. je11 Am
GTEAMBOAT FOR SALE = THE STEAM
y ferryboat LOUISE. length 122 feet, breadth
Of beam So feet, feet guards, depth 6-10 feet.
tonnage 1874, cylindrical and return flue boiler.
Is offered for sale at a bargain; For partieu~
lars applyt to THOS. PICKLES.
my13 tt Canal Street Ferry.
| E1OR sALErBY J. 8. .sAUNDERS-A BEAU
Il tiful summer residence at Biloxi, Miss.
having 24o feet on the Cult and measuring 20
acres deep; house containing three large front
rooms. two cabinets. XII chen. servants' rooms.
stables: also twelve bearing orange trees.
grapes. figs and fruits Of various kinds. All n
good repair and freshly painted. Apply to ]. D.
SAUNDERS. Valenee street. near Camp. form-
erly of 1894 Magazine. aDH
EOR sALE-sTEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
il ers. both new and second hand. Draining
Wheels, Pumps, etc, Saw Mills, Cotton Trucks
Grab Wenches, JackscreWs. Crate Bars. Furnaces
Mouths. Wrought Iron Works, Brass and Iron
Castings OF every description. Also. one gecond-
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Prepsss
lor at CLAHK'S FOUNDRY.
Corner Race and Tchoupitoulas streets,
an 75tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-04

New Orleans Insurance Association, Of
flee, No. 1o2 Canal street. New Orleans. July l..
1s7s--At a meeting OF the Board II Directors 2
PER CENT on capital stock was declared.
payable to stockholders on and after Monday.
seventh instant. G.. LANAUX.
i.111t rsta
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-04
BANK NOTICES.

state National Bank of New Orleans
New Orleans. July /. 1s79-At a meeting OF the
Board Of DIRECTORS, held this day, Mr.. CHE
for this bank, vice Mr.. CHAs. {. G. DUPUY,
resigned. SAMUEL FL. KENNEDY.
jy2 lot President.
HfbernIa National Bank, New Orleans,
June 80. 1s7e-A dividend of FOUR PER CENT
will be paid on demand,
By order of the Board.
JOHN q. DEYEREUX.
iy1 1t Cashier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-04

ONCE Jefferson City Gas Light Com
pany, New Orleans. June 81. 1s79-At 9 meeting
instant, a dividend Of THREE. DOLLARS PER
SHARE was declared, payable to the stock
holders, on and after July /, 1879.
ONCE OF New Orleans City Railroad
Company No. 1A Canal street, New Orleans,
May 8. 1879-Until ful ther notice trains to the
New Lake End will run every half hour from
o'clock D. M, to ID. m. The last train will
leave the lake at 10 p. M.
my5tf @. g. LEWIS, Secretary.
The Woman's Christian Union Will
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month. at Il a., M. at the Carondelet street
--oeNN MRS. ]. ]. LYONS. Presi dent.
MRS. FL. J. CooP. Seere tary. de5 tt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

The government In the only money.
making power. Money" IL not nfhdr
by putting intrinsic value into the
coin, but by being backed by law-
flat A. M evidence of this fact
see the power Of twenty Ave cent
nicklcs. intrinsic value, fourteen
cents, Legal tender value. one dollar;
and then the trade dollar intrinsic
yalae. ninety two cents, legal tender
value, nothing. What folly then
for tho government TO issue interest
bcnrinR certificates, borrow money
and pny interest when II can Just A.
well issue the logal tender In place
of The certificates. The trouble II
that ihs political doctors who hive
had control 40 long arc not interest
cd In having = healthy state OF
shinRs. Il II easy enough let tho
government Issue legal tenders and
loan 10 the people ut two OF three
per cent. Then government receives
u revenue instead Of paying interest.
The money loanch helps 10 develop
thc resources Of the country and the
interest helps dcfrny government *.
pcnscs thus tightening taxation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

"I.nkc Side Stock Farm With
flnc Illustrations. " II descriptive ~.
tlclc of II noted stork breeding csia.
biishmrnt. and forms the initlnl pa.
per or Wullnrc's Monthly for SEP.
tcmbcr. Butter. dAlryinH In England,
profuscly illustrated, w John Oliver
d practical English dairyman, Il M
excellent exposition III thu methods
used In that particular branch III In.
dnstry. Mr.. Hardin has Il second In.
stnlltncnt III his valuable DAIRY pu.
pcrs," which seem Ia BIZ meeting
With much favor, DIR. ". II, Leon.
nrd has something more 10 any
about "rhc blood III Justin Nor.
Rnn," Il subject which Inns accustomed
much controversy lately, Pacing
Blood ID tho Front "cpmpnrntivr
Responsibility of tie Running and
Troiting Tnrfs," Tho International
Dairy Fair" mil "Whnt Horsr 10 -.
Want FOR thu Farm" nre editorials
hot;, interesting md valuable. The
selections nro jndicioua, the turf ~.
ports md news Items nre numerous.
and altogether. thc September mum.
ber liz nnrxecptionHl.
Publication office, 2l2 broadway.
Y. Price, 400 per year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

The entire property composing the
Spngue estate, situated In pro,i.
denee und other parts of the Shatc,
was sold ut auction yesterday under
mn attachment To snilsfy the claims
of tic Bank III Commerce. III Now
York, which IL creditor OF the estate.
An agent NJ the bank bought In tito
property Ut Il merely nominal price.
The interest Of Fanny nnd Mary
SprARue In the old homestead estate,
30 called, In the city. valued by the
assessors nj sas2.o was sold FOR
e7Oo. The cranston property. con.
sisting Of the entire village mills and
NArragnnsctt Park, which brought
only e4.7OO, II worth to-day over
III .0OU, 600. The Narrngansctt Trot-
ting Park, including the track. sta.
blcs and everything connected with
II, sold for S5O0. In addition to the
above thu sale included the property
nj Nntkk and several other mills,
Amnan Spragnc's summer residence
III cowrsSct, and several large farms
In Warwick, only very small and
unlmpoffant part II the vast proper
~ being reserved. The entire estate,
valued nj over $1,000. NaO, brought
only $4,000, the agent of the hunk
being the only bidder Iroridence
Special.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26
What Was Paid fer The CMiied states
lluNds.

People forget statistical facts very
quickly, and what they rciain II
figures and quantities " APT ~ ge'
mixed up with error. In regard to
the sale III the bonds constituting
the national debt, man. people think
they were mainly purchased with gold
lat least all that portion which found
Il market In England. Others nrc In
,hc habi, 81 declaring TINT thu bonds
realized the government but ~ cents
II coin value To the dollars worth II
bond. 1, II true thrr. were n few
sold In is,,4 ~ low m 81 per cent II
coin and ,h~ whole years snlc II ~
only realized A6t por cent gold value,
bur TIM, was tho worst year Ut nll.
/ 4 statistical table has been prepared
during the debate on the silver bill
aud bond question, showing Jus, how
much tho government obtained cnch
year from the sale OF It's 5..0 aud
1910 bonds. AL the bonds were sol,l
for grccnbncks ut their nominal val
uc. regardless of their gold value.
Secretary Chase maintained thnt u
was better IL disguise the nrtual dis
count on the bonds by receiving do.
prcciAtcd Rrccnhacks III par, than to
sell them on n coin basis, FOR their
market price, and thus expose the
irightful loss OF credit caused by
WIN, wns deemed by capitalists ~
douht.tnl struggle and yet every
in't lliernt man knew from month to
mouth what the depreciation actual.
~ was. The following IL the table
referred 10
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

II the Republican party did not de-
sirc to increase and perpotuato the
public debt. why did II between isd7
and 1876 scll In tho markets to the
highest bidder, tb22, 100000 of gold,
al the very time the bonds were nm
turinG' Why did |, sell this amount
Of gold for slrcnbaeka, aud then In
1876 authorize tho secretary u the
treasury 10 srll bonds to buy n hack
again for I'll. purpose of redeemlng
greenbncks. nnd II refund the bonds
instead of rnying them on
The resumption law WINS passed
january IA, ls7b. This net author.
lied the secretary 81 tho treasury 10
sell bonds for gold with which 70 -.
sumo, aud the sccrctarys books show
TINT after tho passage Of this net he
sold t40.Oo0,OO0 Of gold At public auc-
tion, Tor grccnbacks, 10 thu, he might
issnc bonds 10 purchase II hark
ngnin. Does no In violation 81 law
accept grccnhncls for duties, NO TINT
the bonded debit may be inflated by
the purchase Of gold which the Inv
provides sl,all bc acquired In pay
mcnt of duties OH importsy
1.-THE t522. 600 600 II gold that was
sold III auction had been used for the
simple redemption Of grecnbacks
resumption might have come withon,
Increasing thr public debt. hut TINT
would not suit tho policy Of Shylork
Such d course would have nd.icd
s50O, OOO,0 100 10 our circulation, On.
HANGED general prices, and dcprcci'
nicd tho value ~ money instead VI
the reverse. The object Of the mon.
~ ring wn- 10 corner and corral
money and increase Its value. by
LrIrrpia.lng The value u everything
else.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

TIL. banks own $3Hn, TN, 900 az M.
taxed bonds. O,Oua, uln of Gift
money from the government. and
- ,ONl,n 100000 of interest hrnli Ing. I'm.
taxed notes and mortgages they have
obtained w loanils the money nl
their customers deposited With them
for safe Keeping. Thus with nm
original investment ~ less than
5000, Co., ,N ~ gold, tie law permits
them through nsnry to reap an al.
nnal interest harvest VI over ono
hundred millions OF over % ptr cent.
~ III. original Investment, every
year. and pay not cent ~ general
tux Ter tho support " 4 government
Tint grants nid protects such IN.
elnnl advantages.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

Much ado Ii made over the fact
TINT the continental currency dcpre.
,inted and finally became II dead
loss. Secretary Sherman Informed
the house coinngc committee on tho
10Th III April last. that silver coin
lasted In circulation MI average 81
twenty three years. Hence. had the
continental money been silver In
Atcnd of paper, wc should before this
tune have lost II four And half
times. instead Of hut once. The pm.
pcr costs tho government compnra.
lively nothing, while tile coin costs
It's fucc every time Il Is renewed, be.
sides interest on tho bonds with
which !. Is purchased.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

When the resumption art WI,
pending In 1915. We we're told TIM
II. effect would bc To ALL from sa..a..
unn,oon 10 800. Mla, non III coin 10 uni
actual paper circulation. Instead Il
that. the secretary reports tllat Ill.
ring the first Ito days of resumption
he pnid out hut Sl.lia,ai3 af coin
and received from customs nna other
sources nearly sl0O. OuO.Oou IL green
hacks. which he Intends not "a 70.
Issue except for gold.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

The rcrrc Haa,tc Krprvsx, hitherto
= strong Nrccnbnck paper, hns rc'
nounccd It's polittxal hcrcsy. md har
become Republican md honest
money paper. A better illustration
Of thc drift Of the popular current
could not br given. Dubuque Times
The Tsrrc Hautc Express removed
70 Chicago, whore II IL published by
tho same parties who published Il Ia
Indiana. changing its name to The
Chicago ErYr1ss. The mailing n.
cllitics u Tcrre Hautc Post Office,
though Of about four times the en-
pacity II the Dubuque Office. WAS In
adequate - mailing it, immens -
edition. consequently tho change,
The paper TINT hilx stolen IT. old
name and started out, drcievcs no
one, instead Il rcviyes the ancient
story of the "A-s III the lions skin"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

The b per cents. la this table con.
sIsts OF of the 1910 bonds, nearly all
the others were b.20s. Several hun.
dred millions Of these bonds have
been called In and paid OF and e7Oo.-
100000 81 them hive been converted
Into D, ~, aud per cents. The
amount of losh OH the sale 81 those
bonds originally exceeds t67s.NO,.
600 Of dollars. Chicago Tsttu,se ~
1873,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26
Patriotism versus Felt.

A little more than a century since,
IN asscmblagc OF men convened In
independence Hull, Philadelphia,
and adopted the declaration thai "All
men are possessed Of certain lnAlicn.
ablo rights" that governments de-.
rive their Just powers from the con.
sent OF the governed that "the Oh.
jccts VI government weic, 10 estab.
lish justice, promote tho general
welfare, md 10 secure the blessings
OF liberty to themselves and their
postcrlty.'
That body consisted OF fifty three
mem beers, % 81 whom were farmers,
and ~ belonged to the legal aud
mercantile professions. Not Il bunk.
Or, usurcr, or bondholder among
them. A few years later these men,
or others with like patriotic purposes
commenced the lst session of the III
Congress In that same city. On the
~ OF December 1904, joint resolu.
ton u that III Congress, 10 he found
on page 10 of the senate journal,
was passed with but two dissenting
votes. That resolution reads thus:
ANY person holding any office or
"xi0ck III any institution IN The ma.
"fnre Of hank for tseiinp or dis
counting hills or notes, payable -
.bcurcr or order, eaH mi be MeM
der ~ The Honsr whilst hc holds
"anrh ollice OF stock
John Adams. certified its adoption
III the Senate, and George Washing.
ton signed II ~ President.
4 century litter. Il Congress con.
vcnes In thr federal Capitol, which
passes n Inv that destroys over e..
0DO. ONl, nAM ~ the peoples money .nnd
then seeks % deprive tl,r govern.
nlcnt III all control over the volume
and the issue u currency. dclr.at.
Ing TINT important function ~
sovereignty 10 n corporate monopoly
fur IN Hnd fh.ir j0int benefit Tint
this may MOI he pronounced \ hnrsh
Judgment. LIT ~ .cc how ihn Com
sress that did TIM, was composed.
This Ii how tho House of Repre-.
sentative Wa uln'le up.
tt...fs...3a ...I t4..sI .t.aEI nl,J.em thA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

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iii A AsaA AL fHp ffsA4 lan.snAA
- t#asnga. - u afN Fss4 W
stst 4as 500 III #sfs#a WAaAs "A Ats I
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~ eA#A4 = - 49, - Eva#F#4s# IN
~ ts8sgA ~ 9HsgH #sBN gsssffFNe ~ tgf
sHss# n tiA4 Af4s 1919 fa# i sfst4f4
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"a siar unaimasssa sufFsatfe
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26
SemsA~a, l'hAs~ A~s~s4.

II iFssan ,itJiNts gtersssn, ~ tst.isl
n safadisA ssfF htiiihr thr fnnnhs'
faeaf8s fhs safhesN. iaun'h, and Thu.
ths sahsr ef.snl,nsAs pays tht ~
til iiftse.n ,lssilaas fos taisssssr atm
~ lsv. nata thu satne rls~nhasks III,
the widowed VII. Iiftsen slallass n
mouth tn her nl~sGhs husband. N ii
noi rnnd enaarh IN IN. isanaholla
- " h. ~, mnrh better Than sin
widowed wiz. md the brave mnsk.i
holder hfntas Thurs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

\. =. Lambert. urccnburk nomi.
nee for Representative, wn- original
IL Il democrat of thc Andrew jackson
school, hostile 10 farming out the
franchises Of the government to
corporations. hence opposed 10 ma
tional banks and every species Of
money but that issued directly by
authority " the government, and by
II made receivable for all debts due
tho government - wcli a. y fall IL.
gal tender FOR all private debts. He
opposed tho extension Of slavery Ia
70 the territories. and when this be-.
came MI issue before the country, he
supported the republican party, and
was one VI its delegates from the
state of Maine, to the republican
national convention ut Chicago. from
tho aud Congressional district. He
has served two terms In the Lc.is.
ia.urc OF Maine. from Franklin conn.
~, having heen once elected by tho
democrats md once by the repnhli.
cans When the republican PARTY
attempted ihrunah reconstruction ~
prevent IL rr,ult TIE states hi tir
South Rs members III the federal Tn.
lon. liz differed with II. md when II
betrayed III. people into tho hands
of corporations. he abandoned tho
party IA thousands OF others have
done. uniting Aia fortunes with the
0recnt,aek party. As u candidate
for thc office 70 which he In now
nominated. Ii comes 10 him without
hls asking. Yet the nomination
given him by NO flatterIng vote ~
Il VIA, he accepts and viii aid tho
ticket by his voice and vote, ~ he
would, had the vhoics fallen elsa.
where.
While Ayersc 70 writing mp u long
history Of candidates ~ = rule, yet
W deemed Il duty 70 the public In
this case. to Acqunint thu people with
tho fact. thst our candidate for
Legislative duty Will not 70 to Dcs
Moinss without experience In the
matters OF Legislation, which will DO
of much advantage 10 them In tho
choice VI n public servant.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

JOHN sherman. when passing
through .an.esillr. sail In speech
from the platform uf tie ear. II
made tic pnar mans itlllaf pnirha~,
~ much ~ the homlhois!rr'a dollar. !
II l. ihi~ lina VI sprhistly iha,
hlints the eyes ~ tito people. 1ls,.
poor man has no dnllnf he haa n,tl.
labor Tie poor man wl3N earned
two dollafs u lns IA The close uf lhv
wnr must work i've days now ror ihr
autnr autn, while tl,n hpndhul,l.r.
who pnia TWO dollars |, las !,
work irn years nrn, can rri ihr s.r.
vices uf two "mudsills" Tor the sams
money now. Please explain thu, Nj
Sherman,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

The 6resnbark county convention
Of Wtnncshick county, pn, the fol-
lowing ticket In nomination on the
~ Inst: Treasurer. j. Il. slack, Audi.
tor. e. w. steward: Sheriff. ". Il,
OphdAl; Representatives, Smith Al.
drich aud NJ. II. fArnsworth. Survey.
Or, n. y. Caldwell: Coroner, II. =,
Tucker: Supervisor lth district, q
". Emery.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

The hard money crowd ure cont.
nnally importunlng tho people 10 lei
the money question alone, Hut WIN
oyer heard ~ their saying anything
about letting II alone while the bond
holders and money. mongrra wei.
getting silver lemone,2e,l, tin -.
sumption net or the public credit
resolution passed. Chicago Sen.
final
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

The Republican platform denoun.
ers the incessant tanprling Will Til
currency. That party o. mnmman
has done nothing elsr since the war.
HID II lei the currency alone IN the
first place, We should 10, b. euiY.r.
Ing til. mi.elics Of hard times today,
--TierriHaI .fdraner,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

fsae fss.is II tsslte rssa raliiNg IT,
Atttte hinsA y illustrated ~ ttf
ist' ssfes hfsv a1isae IN II IN
ssvtssh44 ,AtAf Hf4A tiH tsH4 Nai ~
I'll mtHanf IT, la.n III tnss
~issA tsrHf lalHla That tale siel,.
asAi4s siNsfAst wf,ste Nstsss,a ~ w.
t4tii pigas Will w. n4stanssa
5isase TIL vs. hua nNsh kitAenFesi
tstfeni~f mil N.nhai,l. "a NnAsts
fstsfs ttss1sFtl ~ shsit SHARE w.
aaslssa i essfN ssAe Fl Ills assau !
every month. nndesaillisasal Ill ~, ii ]
every thru months. AND ss.itlsI vii.
him In full .sats seaf TIL thr insi.
III Craig sssle tiny tss*issa sl,e Inn.
.Il' iliesfis anl Knowingly. II rpat,l
not hass snsft tlatNise. With Miasi
Il poor ssfaee IL comes ihea Tlstm
b.nt III tha4s. That I'LL, n,m.tail,
party H. responsible hesause there
were fuN Obscure Democrats IA.
.ng.a Ill Try good, rlovrts AMI
general nt.f hnn,ilsp business. tia,
~. r'.nier,i IN ,s.as'~ committee u.
irregularities III selling totiaie.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

The ,lavc masters used To quote
thu following scriptures To their slaves
Servants obey your masters"
Now the Insurer quotes 10 produc-
Tive industry: ITO him that hnfh,
shalt be given, but 10 him that hnth
not. shall bc taken whatever hc
may hereafter produce.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

When my people become 80
thoroughly broken dawn III spirit N
not 10 spurn with Indignation the OF.
prcssl.c cdIrts ~ those who ought
to serve instead III rule. their libsf.
ties ~ American citizens nro fur
gone, and their remaining rights ..re
easily usnrpel .Stafe Register, 1875.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-26

Arsirlt l.una NJ tho revived statutes
III the United States requires coin
payments ~ II made hy weight of
III. metal. nna not hy denominations
VI enin. This II ,hc established rule
In all coin payments by the govern.
m~nt When the roln debt was con.
traetea to be- paid In "cuin ~ the
standard freight and .Gncnfss," tn.
standard silver dollar IL llas grains
Ans tic only legal uni, III VALUE o..
,ablishca hv the laws II tie United
States.
Tie siir,l!ations of thu contract
worried III tho simplest language
would esnl;
Payment ~ this Al ,Oon bond 10 be
uade IN one thousand pieces ~ stnn-
dard silver, each piece To weigh il2i
grains troy--or In one thousand
pieces III gold, cach 10 weigh 2s.s
grains troy, the government to have
the option ~ payin. In either metal.
but the bondholdcrs having de.
monctized silver In Europe. IT, value
per weight Inns deprecated and they
don't want IL take II unless the dol.
lars are increased la weight IL per
cent. above the weight contracted Ia
be paid. The Inv says they shnl,.
sherman snys they needn't. and ~
he stands with one hand clnlehing
the throat ~ Congress, anil tho other
paying out gold-whilc silver piles
up In useless hoaids, and the tramps
20 marching on.