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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
FOREIGN.
ID.
The Monument to Prince Napoleon.

luz hOuuuout tO EEiuVe ntpoioob'
LONDON, February 24.-Dean Stanley,
to-day, received an address with $500
signatures, and gave audience 10 depu-
tation, protesting against the proposed
erection Of monument in Westminster
Abbey to the memory Of the Prince I'm
perial. Dean Stanley refused TO alter his
decision in the matter, and said that II
lac were 10 give way in this instance 1t
would open the door for complaints
from every party against honors to RI
walls. Relative TO the supposed feeling
In America against the erection Of the
monument, he said that doubtless II the
Orleans Princes had fallen in the war OF
secession, their graves would have
been heaped with all the honors the
United States could bestow,
Weekly Review Of the British Grain
Trade.
LONDON, February 2i-The Mark Lane
ErpTess says: "Ploughing and sowing
have proceeded despite the variable
weather, alternating sunshine, winds
and rains, which caused floods IN the
midland counties. Elsewhere u lair
area Of land has been planted in wheat
aud beans. Vegetables are still back
ward. Variable reports continue rela-
tive to the condition Of autumn-s0wn
wheat. Farm work is generally behind
hand Cattle have thriyen fairly, but
the stock Of roots is fast diminishing,
rspecially turnips and sheen farmers are
anxiouA. Reports of the condition of
w,ntcr wheat in Scotland are satisiac.
tory. Potatoes have been steadily
rising owing IN the demand for seed for
Ireland Tnylish wheat being scarce
in MARI Lane and the provinces has
b,cn MARKETED in small quantities and
in an nnsatisiactorv condition. Grow.
nrs zero ,,nw;lI;ny IN accent the lower
,s,,, yyhicl, .,ora ofC,r.J nnd business
r"msc"nenilv WAS very JuIl sales we're
only nraciicablc at n decline Of six pence
to no sL;Il;ng nrr onartor The decline.
Lowsys, nrincSnaIiv aiIacied badlv con,
Ji,;nncd nnrrrIs Thc imports Of for.
civn wbrat into London have been mod
crst, Tie demand has L,cn chiefly of
n retail character as the town
millers seem determined 10 hold
nT uniil they seq some better
vronnJ for the existence Of the present
1uoiations in America tban speculatiyc
rn,crnr;srs Tho cnnmmpiion. how.
ever ,,nes On Thouyh snccnlation il alb
srnL and business mostly uuict. very
steady prices have been maintained, ex-
Ccpt f0r Russian, for which sellers are
obliged 10 accept little less money,
though all the depression was recovered
to-day (Monday). Maze is still scarce
on spot, and prices have improved both
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
GERM AN Y.
Negotiation, with the Vatican.

BERLIN, February 2t-The Cologne
Gdscite says. We learn that the nego.
tiations between Germany and the Vat
lean are at n complete standstili, Us a di-
rect agreement isnot attainable. Prus.
sia, therefore, ON the basis Of the knoal.
edge thus acquired, proposes to order
her ecclesiastical affairs in an independ-
ent manner, and thn Vatican assumes
that the ministry will lay a bill before
the Chambers to that effect at the sup
Elementary session next summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
Rooms ENGAGED.

CIxcIxxArI, February "a = Rooms
have already been engaged Tor dele
raies to the Democratic Convention
nom Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Maine and other States. APP
plication was received to-day from Al
bany for two hundred roOmsin one ho-
fpl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
DRY GOODS.
New York.

Nxw YoRK, February 4-Dry Goods
The jobbing trade is steadily improy-
Ing, and business was fair with commis-
sion houses. Cotton goods IN moderate
demand and firm Prints quiet and
firm. Lancaster lAncy prints are ad.
yAneed to &c. Lawns, dress goods and
ginghams active. Mems wooIens and
hannels ib sieaiy demand and yay
firm 90 ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsuIEGToS, February "A.
SENATE.

A number OF petitions were presented
asking reduction Of duty on the chemi-
Gals used in the manufacture Of paper.
Mr. Vest presented petition signed
by over FIVE thousand citizens OF Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Arkansas and Texas pray
ing such legislation as may be necessary
t. open Indian territory for settlement
on terms Just to the Indian tribes and
honorable To- the government Also the
memorial Of various chiefs and heads Of
families OF the COnfederated Peoria and
Miami tribes, praying such legislation
~ may abolish the tenure in common
and tO give the Indians title in tho sew
eral Townships in Indian territory.
Mr.. Vest in presenting several papers.
pronounced UNANIMOUSLY false the state
mcnts that Jay Gould aud others were
lobbying TO secure tho opening OF
Indian Territory. Mr.. Vest knew of no
lobby in that interest, but the man was
a muatiC who believed Indian Territory
could remain much longer blank on
the map Of civilization, and to all praC-
teal purposes Botany Bay. lie in
yOked the favorable action OF Congress
on the bill which he would today re-
port from the Committee on Territories,
providing for certain changes IN the
government Of Indian Territory.
Mr.. Eaton, from the Committee on
Foreign Relations, reported back the
Senate joint resolution providing Tor a
treaty OF rcciproeity with France, and
asked that the committee bc discharged
from its further consideration, they be-
hcving the matter ought to remain in
the hands ol another department. Of the
government.
The resolution was indefinitely post
poncd.
Mr.. Voorhees, introduceda bill Tor the
payment 10 the hoirs OF Constantine
Brumidi oi 500 held back on certain
vouchers for Brumdls work, and ap-
propriating 500 dollars 10 deiray the
funeral expenses MIR. Voorhees, spoke
eloquently oi the services OF Brumidi,
and was followed by Mr.. Morrill, in the
same strain.
The bill was ordered printed aud laid
on the table for further consideration.
The House resolutions in regard TO
the memory Of the late A. NJ Lay were
taken up, and Mr.. Cockrell oulogized
the deceased.
After addresses by MeSsrs. kirkwood
aud Vest the Senate adjourned till to-
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
LIVE uTocK.
Eat IAborty.

East LIHxkIv, February A.--Cattie-
Receipts to-day 252 head I'll for sale here ;
no through stock. The supply Il very
light indeed. and little doing In shipping
grades, they being . very scarce article,
the retail trade being The only busioess
done, and that 10 slou. There 10 no
change in prices from yesterdays quota
tons. Safes to-day 3it head.
Hoys-Receipts to-day s25 hnsd.
iorken "a 1ots4 20; PhiIsdelphias ~ IS
@500.
Sheep-Reoeipts to-day 100 bead.
Market Hrm Al i0e 10 2oc higher than
Yesterday; fair 10 extra selling st ~ otS
Goo.
CaIcAeo, February H.-Ths Drss1y
Journal reports hog receipts 20, ,o00 hssd
shipments 500 bead. Market fsiriy
active. mostly cold weak st SC lover;
mixed packing q 25t94 20; light ~ q
"a %; choice heavy ~ SS<94 %
Csttle-Recei 4,j0 hesd; ship.
ments |, 100 hesd. shipping qnist md
weak at g s0s55 90; butchs1 asn q
81 gs(S4 50; stoctsn and issdsss qnksl
a. ess q ssasA''''d I" "s' % one. ss
shssp-Ia good demand; rssapt'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
Vernon, Republican Couysn,lou

MONTPELIER, February 2+-The great-
er portion Of the delegates to the State
Con yension TO choose a delegation to-
morrow, to the Chicago Convention, AZ
rived here to-day. Every delegate sx-
presses strongly against third term.
The sentiment for Edmunds, ss frsi
choice, 10 very strong. .E. I~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25

I3r number OF speeches Tor both
Houses on his side.
Mr.. Blaine is making quite still hunt
at this time.
A number Of Mexican veterans from
tins city are attending the reunion at
Norfolk.
The eulogiss delivered yesterday by
Msssfs. Knott. of Kentucky, and Phil
ups OF Missouri, in honor OF the late
Mt. Lay, member OF the House from
Missouri, were very fine. ~ 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
WOOL
PhnsdelphA

PHLADKLFmA, February A-Wpol-
Firm and tending upward; Ohio, Penn.
sylyaniA and wea Virginia XIX and
above 55(e.5Sc, extra S(s56c; medium
5s(s60c: cosrss 55{a5Se; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western hne
62(s5sc. medium Ss(s6oc: coarse 6s(s,
Sc: washed eonbing and delaines IS
@Sie; ounxashed toSI7fe; Canada
washed oombing oosSSe; Tub washed
5SS7Oc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
P,,,l stabbing Affray in Pittsburgh.

PrrnBURGa, February - - VIM:
Penn. aged 80, was stabbed and killed
by an old man named kinan, a; noon
today, ON Tunnel street. near hnth
avenue. The two men were walking
together. and the murder Was the result
of hot words passing between them.
Although the street Was crowded the
only witnesses are two school boys
The murderer has not yet been arrested
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
FIRE AT BEALLSVILLE, o.
sheep-Fold and Valuable Ma
chinery Burned.

Special Dispatch " the Register
BkLLAIRE, February ~.
A sheep-house on the iarm Of A. z.
Daniord, ESQ.,, adjoining town, was
burned to the ground last night. The
hre was undoubtedly Of incendiary ORR
gin. In the building were stored mum
Der Of new and valuable agricultural
machines and all the proprietors iarm-
ing implements, which are total loss.
The contents Of the building were par
TALLY insured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
SHERMAN BOOM.
Meeting at Mansfield, u.

MANSFIELD, O., February 9.-Ihe
Sherman cluo OF Mansfield, which now
numbers nearly 300 members, met this
evening in Miller's hall aud eiIrcted an
organization by electlng Judge ID.
Dirlam, President, with seven Vice,
Presidents and four Secretaries The
object oi the meeting was stated 10 bein
the interest OF Secretary Sherman as a
candidate Tor President but they were
pleiged To Sogk ior The nominee OF the
Chicago Convention, whoever that may
be-. Alter spirited speeches by Col +:
Fink. Henry O. Hedges and others, and
three rousing cheers for Secretary Shcr-
man. the meeting adjourned for two
weeks re.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
NeQo Exedns

PKrrxsBrss, Va, February 20 --ssy,
eral iaailies Of eoloted emigtants fron
Warrenton, n. c., arrived here, this
afternoon, en- route TO Indiana lns
party consisted chiefly Of women and
small ehildrsp. Several hundred more
viii shortly iol low.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
CUBA
Earthauake shooks.

HAVANA, February 2i.--l.ast night a
hight Uscillatory shock Of an earthquake
was felt at San Cristobel, and lhis morn.
ing another and violent shock. accom-.
PANEL by a noise like an explosion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
ITALY
Peters Pence

RoNK, February 2L-The Bishop oi
kilmore, County Armagh, has sent the
Pope ci0O Peters pence. -Four hundred
and fifty pounds have been received
from the Archbishop Of Armagh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
Fire.

BREwsTER, y. Y, February 24--One
third OF the business portion oi the vii
lage was burned last night Loss slG0,
OOO. insurance $1,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
Advertisement
HArdl Oras Pun IN MsN OrlSAos.

The fantastic doinys oi the Mystis
Krew oi Comus at New Orleans. Ia.
gave many thousands "a opportunity lof
exciting enjoyment Among the Incl.
dents of the carnival on shioyr Tues'isy
was the II7ih Grand Monthly Drawing
ol the Louisiana stsis Lottery. end sil
approved oi its iAirnc. NsIt lrssinE
w,Il DO on Tuesday. March 9th: For
farther information address N. \.
Dsuphin, New Orleans, H., of sens
person at No. SID Broadway. Esu fosk
City. n. Y. Capital Prizes t30,00, Slo.'
600, 5000. Ticksts. q, Hslyss. 81:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25

NEW YoRK, February 24-A special
train of twepty-dve cars will leave the
Ersdepof tornlorrow for Milwankee o.
rect Ioslled With domestic and Havana
Tobacco, valued al Sl5O,DO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25

OyER indulgence la eating and drink
ing, whereby the liver Is disorganiIed.
and the system derangcd. The suffer.
ing resulting from dyspepsia 10 very
terrible, and the sooner The patient can
get relief the better. There 10 no remedy
W enectual Tor the cure ofthis dissass q
Summons Liver Regulator.
ID. Is. Dobson. NJ. d., Of Deer Pafk,
Ala, says: 81 have used Tie keguls-
tor for eigh, months. and And Il has
cured me entirely Of dyspepsia. II ID
the hest medicine ] ever used lor that
disease, or. rather. Is the only one
thai has proved satisfactory"
Atrophy Arrested -tsliovs Conpouna
Syrup Of Hypophosphitss-
Wasting OF the TISSUES oi ths body V
arrested. the nuscles made Grm, and
the nerves regain their power by using
Fellows Compound Syrup of Hypo-
phosphoites
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25

STEADY; common s. 60e4 y: Isht
"a SO(s4 80; packing - S6(S& 6S> butch.
en- s. ESQ 5s. hsosip.; S,'iI bed;
shipmsnts 400 head.
vINAhoR.
New York.
Nsw YoRK, February 24.-MoSHv--
At Hs8 per cent, closing at 8 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 6(S6} per cent.
Sterling exchange arm at isti ,isht s1.
change on New York %S8i. Produce
exports for the week 50, $4,000.
SlLvxa-At London SO 7-l6 pence; bar
silver here liS; subsidiary silver coin
l(al per cent. discount.
liovsRxMEsn-Firm.
T. Coupons issiI
New New .s rOSr.nd on. .....
Pacific siTcs OF
RAILROAD BoSps--Quiet.
STATE BoNps-Dull.
Srocxs-The market Was buoyant Ia
early dealings, with asharp rise in somo
instances. Western Union rose = per
cent, ON large transactions, ~ lI6i.
Tha cnal stocks wpra nrtl VA anu Al rOu0
Dai.w.re I.rtsvsnn. anJ Westcrn
r;s;nv from s1i 10 sai Dclsv,r. and
Hudson from IN 10 sol. and New Jsr.
sey Central from Sli 10 sOi. Ohio and
Mississippi preferred advanced "a ger
cont 20 Lin, and 81. Joseph preferred
ro.e II per cent. Toward the Close the
market Was weak and lower. when Q
sbarp bear attack wsn made araiuut the
lending shsren The decline ranged
from IN ia n,r cent In the general list.
al ner cent In American District Tele,
vrapb anJ 4 per cent in Dclsvsrr and
Iiudson, In nm. final sales there WA
a stesdier iccliny and n recovery of to
/ per cent. the latter Western Union.
HE hear demonstration near the closs
VAS aided by the rumor that Gould and
Sav, have been settling the market, In.
Guiding their own particular iayorites.
The coal shares attracted the most spec.
ulatiye attention. The partial suspen-
sion Of mining and ,hc rcporteI al.
vance In the price of coal were the ar.
on,ncnts oi th, bulls. while the large
ou,standinv short interest began Ia
eoyer from sheer anxio,y and dread Of
a further losa. The St louis and Iron
-. -.i.. n. az, .s,,,,l -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
DIElA

nosGAE-It n1s oeiorh q. T., loss Nos
Gas. In The nh yesso his sss.
Funeral pocos hesssizf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25

CoRS-The market is weakening, sell
ing at i5c
RYK-Sales firm, but quite small;
selling nj TO- b bushel.
OATs-The market was iirm with q
moderate demand aud sufficient sup
ply; good TO prime iOc.
BARLEY Scarce, with moderate de-
mand, except for the best qualities at
55(9Sl 90.
HAY-Dcmand active; supply equal
10 il; old loose on wagons SlS 00d20 %
per ton baled at $40 0O(G22 90.
MIILrKED-ln small demand and holds
steady; middlings SIS % per ton; ship
stuff Sl2 90 per ton.
SERDs-Timothy steady at 50 1908 %
per bushel for Western GLOVER seed - 30
por bushel.
Meats.
Packages for meats held as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 800 lbs. /;
tiurccs, $50 lbs. barrels, 2b0 lbs. bags,
200 lbs. No charge for package.
We quote AS follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
d. hartsN dull and vsak q

$500 bad; hsrasN dull and vsak q
q 000S 90.
The DrVsers London able says oattls
are scarce; butchers Qjck Salss; III
cleared up at higher priced Sheep arm;
some higher sales.
Cincinnati.
CIxciNSAIi, February "a. Hog
Steady; common s. 6OS4 .; Hsht
a SO(s4 80; packing - S6tS@ IS butch.
en' 81 65S4 Is. Receipts S,7lA hssd |;
shipments 2,700 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
GEN NERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TelEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Money al 5 TO 6 Per Cent.-6oyernmsnts
Firm - Flour Steady and Un-
changed-wheat Higher
Hogs Steady.
PRODUCE

PRODUCE
Wheeling w holesalt.
The markets yesterday showed no
material change from our last quota
tons. Business is good in most depart
ments and our merchants all report q
good prospect for brisk spring trade.
THE quotations given In the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale transactions, un-
less otherwise speciiledl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
ECHOES or THs COMMITTEE MEET.
ING,
Hon the Friends Of the Interested Parties
Vie" It-DOings Of the Ways and
Means Committee and Some
Other Committees.
COMMITTEES MATTERS.

ways and Means and Other Matters
special O. the Register
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
Canned Goods.

Tomatoes, 2 ID. 81 90 per doz., 3 ID
~ 90 per doz peaches, , ID 81 20 per
doI., ; 10 81 % per doh., 3 Id seconds
81 75 per doz; Winslow corn 81 00 per
dox., Bakers corn ~ o.; other brands
81 9jGl 80; string beans 81 20; lima
beans 81 40; bIackberricsSl %, damson
81 10, pine apples 81 %, salmon, lb
81 80 per doz; cove oysters, ! ID light
weight, 9Oc per doz., | ID full weight,
81 10, . lb light weight II 40 per doZ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-25
1cFAO0eG 8 SHEPPARo,
A nAQ or A IMoueAMo

te6.T;s ;s:'1sETs.&R
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-08-05

A correspondent this week is un-
dertaking q job which he will find to
be an enormous one before he gets
through with IL. As good men as
are in the Democratic party voted
against q portion of the ticket, and
most undoubtedly hada right to do 80.
A far - the National candidate for
Treasurer Withdrawing in favor of Mr.:
Shriver. IL 10 . lie made Of whole
cloth. Somerset has nothing to say
about the twenty two Republicans
who voted against Shriver and the
ten that voted against Greiner. 1t
was right and proper for them to vote
for Democrats but altogether wrong
for Democrsts to exercise their own
judgment. We will publish all the
communications "Somerset" may
write from now on until the election,
but wish him to hand in his own
communications and not dodge behind
friend who is willing to be RESPONSE
bic. We will also give your commu.
nications - prominent a heading and
as sprominent . place as We have, %
that your mighty pen may demolish
all who fail to agree with you.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-08-05

Some Of the Democracy claim Jack
johnson will loose q thousand Demo
cratic votes in the county and that the
balance ofthe ticket win have Q thou
sand majority. The Democracy are
the most unfGrtunsts people We know
Of getting the cart before the horse.
While Jacks enemies are trading him
off for the county ticket. Jacks friends
will be ten times as liberal. They win
not only give the county and state
ticket to boot but half Of the next
yeara candidates.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-08-05

He voted for the salary grab.
He received 5000 for his official
influence as Chairman Of acongress-
ional committee to DeGolysr.
He received a brire from Oakes
Ames.
He voted for and was one of the
stongest advocates ofthe Public Cred
it act. which has already been directly
robbed of over a thousand million
dsllars.
He voted for the Refunding act
bonds which converted short time
taxable into long time non-taxable
bonds. ra
He voted in favor of demonitizinp
silver and against its remonitization.
He is in favor of destroying the
greenbacks and substituting national
bank notes.
He is in favor Of refundinp the
bonds which mature this year and
next insteSd of paying them off and
stopping the interest.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-08-05
Gen. Weaver's Letter of Acoep-
-E tance.

GENTLEMEN-It 10 my pleasure 70 40
knowledge the receipt of your letter of the
23d of June, formally notifying me Of my
nomination for the Office of President oi
the United States BY the united Greenback
Labor party, whose representatives, con-
vensa at Chico, June 9th, 1880.
/ am profoundly grateful for the honor
conferred. Fully realizing the high re.
sponsibilisy to which / have been called
and conscious that the position Was un-
sought By me, I accept the nomination as q
solemn duty. The convention is to be
congratulated upon the great work accom-
plished In the uni6cation Of the various
Greenback and Labor elements into one
compact organization. This was OF 6rst
importance. and thoroughly prepares ous
forces 10 strike q decisive blow for indus.
trial emancipation during the impending
struggle.
Oar party hath this significance: 1t is
Q crest labor movement, composed of earn
est people, who earn their bread by honest
toll, whether Of hand, head or hesrt; and
% the world depends for the comforts Of
life upon the various departments of hu-
man toll, 80 will every part of society feel
the vivifying influence of the grand
achievements Of our organisation that lie
just in the future; for when labor is pros.
porous. every other element of society
feels the impulse Of vigorous life.
Tho three great political parties have
each selected their candidates. and made
formal declarations Of their principles. Il
10 nov the high duty Of every citizen of
the United States to Judge between them;
and after careful inquir, into the aims
and purposes OF each, TO determine the or.
ganization with which duty calls him TO
act.
The aimirable platform adopted By the
convention meets my cordial approval. 1t
is comprehensive, reasonable, and progress
ivs-containing thoss principles Of eco
nomic reform essential 70 shs preservation
Of the liberty and prosperity Of the whole
people.
II being the duty of man to earn bis
bread in the sweat Of his face, II becomes
the srss duty of civil eovernmsns 70 foster
Industry All laws, therefore. which
place premium upon idlsnsss, whether
Of men or money, unjussly discriminate In
favor Of capital. or withhold from honest
men the full and just seward of their Il
Dor. are simply monstsous. Capital should
bs the servant of labor rather than iss mas.
ter.
This great truth can never be realized
until thsrs IL m adequate circulating me.
dium. Inasmuch - this circu lating me-
dunn is for the benefit Of all, its iasue and
volume should BE- sacredly kept under the
control Of the general govsfnmsns, With
out the intervention Of banking corpora
sions. All money, whs ther gold, silver OF
paper, should b issued By the supreme
authority Of the nation, and b. made .
full legal tender in payment Of All debts,
pnblic and private.