The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-03

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Amse,esN psepie.
Al ohs time we Thought that IN,
haFsl tiMcx we're cNMersl Ivy war: wv
Thought that ~ cnme bark IL specie
payment was th~ l,Asa,va fof cnr
wills. Hut when ~ lcukrd abroad
OVER tho civilized world ~ saw that
= similar state existed 10 that At
home. In England. TINT had the
benefits" of specie resumption FOR
ycnra. there Was the sAmr inslu~ttial
oppression m here. Then We per.
c~ised that there WAS some cause
more thNn the cause confined IN our
country. And ~ ufccnhnrkcrA soon
discovered that the increase In thu
purchasing power VI dollar wMs
this cause; wc saw that II took pro.
perry from one man. To give u Ia
another.
Hut they attn tell M we have pro.
duc~d too much. Let III sag. In the
HtNtc of Illinois I Jaw farmers, the
product ri whose farm Was not k,,f.
nctcnt tn pay expenses. | saw slcn
standing In the nlidst ri Il b~nuful
harvest hundreds ri dollars poorer
than II they had not rlowcd a futtow
the previous sprinR. These farmers
raised hogs. corn and other pro,il,cr.
The hogs aud corn added IN thu
wealth Ut the nation. they brought
buck gold. which went Into tho Treas.
,,ry VI the United States, yet tho
men who raised tho hogs md corr,
were poorer for thu raising thereof.
Now. if tho benefits III thcsc pr0d,,c.
tions have not gone 10 The producers,
who hnvc got the bcnchtsY loud
applause We arr told by thc Rcpub.
licHn party that this financial policy
ri thc Government has Increased tho
vnlnr ri our currency. that Il mni,
cnn buy twice IN much labor for /,
dollar now M he could twelve ycnrS
nHo. My friends, right there Ii
Whore me Mischief Lies.
Increasing the value VI money
makes one n,an richer mud the either
man poorer; II must take from on.
to give the other. II Ii By this pro.
crs nj increasing the value ri mon.
~ thAt the value ri the farmers ci,t !.
tlc Ansl produce II decreased. II In.
povcri1llc~ tho farmer, ut tho same
time II provides TINT the banker rni,
Idly bnsk IN the sunshine and grow
rich. lApplAMsc. Idle industry
starves while Idle money fAttcns up.
on IN. sweat NJ unpaid Labor. The
financial legislation since tst,O hns
Increased the purchasing power III
money ~ per cent. In 1h0O ! paid
t2.hl n dry 70 men 10 work ~ NY
farm; three or four days n ~ hired
men for tl.2h u dizzy. Hut the In
crease In the value ri naoi,~y has IN
creased the vMlmo ol bnnkct's bond.
II ID BY law your gold and silver has
been Increased In value since 1900.
and II In only by Inv II can b.
brought back. People arc now over.
loaded with debts and taxes; taxes
are pnld with The savings III other
years, Or with the proceeds u thc
forced snlcs ~ property. Thir hns
been caused ~ Increasing thu value
Ut money; nov, II Ii only by tl0ctrnX.
Ing lts purchasing power relief can
como 10 stay. To bring money back
20 ltA former vnlue prices would rirr.
Tho banker would get coin for his
bond the same ~ now: the farmer
would yet moro for his hogs AMI
corn. Hut In our past financial leg
iHlAtion the public credit has been
strengthened" too often. Every
time Congress. ut the inntigntion "
the bankers, hMs Strengthened tl,e
public credit" the bankcrs have ircn
further enriched while Labor has
been further pnmperixed. They tell
~ Rold ls nj our service: TINT ~
farmers ran buy Il. much with our
hogs and corn ~ ever. In lhts5 4 Rot
i cents 4 pound for my hoe1; IN 10
! got . c~nta Il pound aud last inll
] got ~. That IN
oeues1lN0 More Nee late Dollar.
Prolonged applause and laughter
No farmer In Maine can raise hogs
fur lnnn than ~, anr natand Tn II.