The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-11

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tempt 10 mr~t NJ In discns~ioa they always ic.
more tlr fart ri the disturbance In sisc frlasiun
between si.issnr ant creditor. Going On ~ this
discussion has t~~n for the past tea wears. ]. u
this Stage. say that the capitalists don't take any
Are"nns y sas rcai relations eswvcn w debtor
~ the matter II " like thc play IT Hamlet
with Hamlet lefs out | know what they sAid
during Tho past few years. that advcrsiiy haa
l~cn paving the way % prosperity aud - prov
ing th~ truth Of that they poist 10 our I'm cfse
productions, our abundant EAtvcsts aud the
increased vAlne Of our noaey. Il u trus that
We have had Immense productions, which have
lecn the result 1T labor saving maclnery, aid
cd by Ahilt Hut the men vino hired labor dur
ing this time haven't teccmc rich. and the East
added 10 the wealth Of the nation, while he
himself has bscn made poorer. am farmer;
| raise every year three hnga for market and
know tnAs the farmer who has raised three hoGs
Tor the MARKET II poorer, - regards cash pay.
| is., year me, como Western farmcrs having
farms VI aA, and %sO acres, rats.
ing forty tuHlYcle IT corn 10 tho arrr,
AMI they slso raised hegs, bu. the hoHs didn't
pay Them for thc raising nor the corn Tor har-
vrs..ng, and II vas better for eGch men " lay
In their corn, for Il wAs worth more ID fesl II
than 10 sell They iaised ~ much and dis
posed III 40 little that they had Ia mortgage
their farms, and thousands vi them say. Il am
| tl I'm poutcr TO-DAY than would have hcen II
hadn't ra.red einrle hog or planted single
hn-hcl III corn. Tho prices of the products are
~ lox that the business II raising THIN II 4
failure All ih- results fran thr naisundcr-
standing Of the relations Of the debtor ~ the
creditor When money increases IN value ~
fast A. cattle srow IN rixe. then 70 nnch cap
iial IL a,acsl ~ tho wealth NJ the nasioaL Doca
decreasing the vAluc VI money give u tho RroAt
industries III thu country the rcsl aud peAcc Of
the tsmhs The capitals tell You that 10
have nov rssshed The gold standard. aud there
u galuE ID In rct wal Oh rtHump inn What
In. raised tim old standard fnM ~ 10 W
per eent stnce tho passage OF the RESUMPTION
Aeis in lst,n Holl dollar wonld huy allc day'e
labor; nov Il buys twn IN l~a, d dollar III
| gold bought ten l,ounsis ~ pork, now II hMys
eighteen pounds, aud eight l"uil'l- II p:rs
AMI consequently they ras tho pur-
| chasing power III nnr money has boon
| increased that miicl-thHs ~ much value has
been aided ~ tho banking in,eresta Of tho
country. y you hasr.a pair d s,cers. Hottl
| pnllslr, and ynn overload tlrna, they get dis
rnnrsscl and they went pull. Now tho people
| ar. tho ruers In this matter, and the puint u
| they mus met bc punched with brad or quad,
bur their burdens must ~ n,ssln easier. Taxes
must hc reduced aud made lighter fur the loor
| man Nlw tho man who talks tn ynn at0ut
initiation being the ean-c VI cur trouble il just
~ crazy - the man who talks u yu,, about
| iasnthg unlimited quantities ~ paper money
II In claimed that rise In the value Of prop.
crsy indicates the infusion of new life and
vigor insn the channels Of trade. II tile farmer
cunh got mOrc coin f,r hi corn that wnuld ~
3 step In Tho right direction What No want
now II . FREQ coinage Of the standard silver
dollar and - Pay then cut for band1 Thov
Hay tho oliver dollar j cls Ap dollar, hut y
will buy two days. labor q thAscs MillA Z
will hny twenty vartes of calico IN bns tim, hvc
bu.hss Of corn IN linoi-, or ifty pounds VI
pork IN Iowa Hut thu oliver dollar has fallen
| In price during tho past fifteen ycare
measured by tho coat Ut ANY commodity
Eighty .dye cents 4 Ill tho hulli.n value
| n. silver dollars. kilyur sh.nM b. fnll lerAl
tender III iii debts, public aud private
Johg sherman c0ins : vast amount Of silver
| o. q lncka II M In thu treasury, and dArcs mol
take Il mt until ha haa tho conrrnt u TIM money
ktnas II Tho country, hcansc they want ria ApAr
| properly and dcArer money. The haAkH have
owned t3so. Us, tNu Of Government lon.ls, and
| BY ihe terms ~ these securities thc interest
1 MAs ~ h~ paid In cniu Of standard value NJ
july 1, isstl Tho duty III The Government ~
pay tho~e honda In silver n 40 clear that II doc~
moi acny IL Hut thu banker refused IN taka
silver for his hn,si~, And John sherman paid
HIM IN gold TrAtsa klnd of iinAnr,er,ng that
w0nt ~ Through tho ridiling sleeve Ut common
sensc. IN ists they passcd l.. 70 pay their
own honda in coin, ~ : rcaeshen The public
payable In coin. what ne~tl waa there Of such >
Law u their bonds w.rs not payable u
coin, what right had They 70 make such
4 Law III lk7J they strengthened
! the public credit By PUTTING si9sS
grains int. tho silver dollar IN is.:i they dc.
i unneiixcd eilver TO strengthen the public
, credit" In is.a they passed tho silver decree
| 10 .strcngthrn the public credit" and every
time they strengthened the public cred they
laade tho rich richer aud tho poor poarer
1hcy STRENGTHENED the public credit BY taking
! thu money fran tho poor and giving II " ~.
rich Hut shcy tell IN thai the depreciation Ia
valnc Of our hogs and corn don't hurt n- farm,
cru any; that 10 can hny - much with our
hog. and corn ~ ever; hut tho po~er that
the value ~ tho banks bond. or The mortgages
on our farm1 Ia is.5, when Congress. pa-rtsi
the Npecle Resumption Ars, | gns II cc,ss !