The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-27

Principles vi the National 0rrsnbNrk Party.
loft the Repubiican party in 1876,
and joined third party. ! have
ever since, without any abatement oi
zeal, advocated the necessity Of new
party, outside of and independent oi
both the Democratic and Republican
parties.
nm still of the same opinion. / DO.
lieve new party In MI absolute neccx-
sity Ia order to give relief 10 the dis.
tfesscd aud dying people and save
republican institutions from overthrow,
Having thus been M humble worker
In this cause having bccn among those
who established the Independent
Gr.enluek party of 1870, and Inter- the
National Greenback Labor party oi
.s7s i am CONSTANT, In receipt oi let.
terr, from all parts ~ the country. asking
what ! think Of
COALITION.
That nny and all who wish To know
how feel, and In order To strengthen
the cause, which Inns the pledge of my
best Efforts for its nnnl success and
triumph, submit:
|. That the National party must stand
alone nlon its merits, making 70 cn.
tangling alliances with other parties, or
II II \ fraud.
The National party. ~ 10 itn ground
principles, holds nothing III common
with either the Republican or Demo-
cratic parties ~ parties.
Many Republicans and Democrats, ~
individuals, hold views identical with
the Nationals. but, still acting and vot.
Ing with their party, ARE only ia theory
Nationals In fact, are either Dcmocrn.
or Republican.
II IL the vote that makes man unit
Iii party. All the units aggregated
into a majority, where majority In
necessary, gives the administration of
affairs IL that party.
The National party Seck 10 establish
their principles through the ballot. box |;
hence Nationals must vote for these
principles or they arc not Nationals.
And he who thinks hc can carry out
Ills party principles hy voting for Anotli.
er party IL either knayc or fool.
ny WHAT 10 TmE NATIONALS xTAsp2
|. The Rrecnback money WA issued
Feb. 70, lsH2. Il was mntilatcd by the
law oi thu creation II would not pay
interest on the public debt Or duties on
imports.
The Nationals arc for making II Ahso.
lutte, lawful, gal.tcnder money for al
debts, public and private.
both tho old particn havc opposed
this for the past sixteen years. and are
80 now practically.
10 there II nothing here In common
between the oil parties and the new. :.
Z. The National Bank sct waA passed
In 1869, md has had some amendments
since, enlarging It's franchises.
Tho National party In Tor tho repeal
of this law aud ihc closing np of those
concerns IN soon N they can. rightfnl.
| iy. within the law, aud thAt NIL money.
of every kind, shall be issued by The
Government alone, and made full legal
tender for oil debts.
Both tho Democratic and Repnblican
parties have for the sixteen past years
OpIt0SNN Illhs Hutst - pAstsVHs w. - ~
day. 10 there IN nothing berc, In com
mon, between the old parties and the
new.
D. On tho 25.h 81 February. 1862, the
b.2O bonds were authorized, payable
after i've years aud within twenty, u
the option u the Government.
The interest alone II these bonds waA
payable hi coin, the principal u then
was payable IN lawful money.
Proof: "Three times upon the pass
agc 81 tho bill was II asked tho Chair.
man oi tho Ways aud Means, WIS The
principal of tile bonds payable In coin
ind three times WIS u distinctly m
swered only the interest was payable IN
coin. TMAn 6fEvtSK.'
by this same act Feb. ~, '62) I'll.
United States notes fgreenbackA) wcrs
authorised, tho Law declaring that:
united States notes shsll b. lawfu