The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-13

Win uouof luo uuAuclal cuApter OF the
war; at the same time the government
can provide for all its ordinary expen-
ses, and discharge It's obligations TO the
soldiers OF the union and 10 the widows
and orphans Of those who fsll IN its
defense.
THE RESUMPTION or SPECIE PAY
MENT,
which the republican party so courage
oasly and successfully accomplished,
has removed from the field Of eontro-
yersy many questions that long and Sc
riously disturbed the credit of the gov
ernment and the business OF the coun-
try. Our paper currency is now as na-
tional as the nag, and resumption has
not only made it everywhere equal to
coin, but has brought into use our
store OF gold and silver. The circulat-
ing medium is more abundant than
ever before, and we need only TO main
tain the equality Of all our dollars to
insure to labor and capital measured
value from the use Of which no one can
suffer loss. The great prosperity which
the country is now enjoying should not
be endangered by any violent changes,
or doubtful financial experiments. In
reference TO our cnstom laws, n policy
should be pursued which will bring rev.
enue TO the treasury and will enable
the labor and capital employed in our
great industries TO compete fairly in
our own markets with labor and capital
Of foreign produce. We legislate for
the people Of the United States, not for
the whole world, and it's our glory that
the American laborer is more intelli-
gent and better paid than his foreign
competitor. Our country cannot be in
dependent unless Its people, with their
abundant natural resources. possess the
requisite skill at any time TO clothe,
arm and equip themselves for war, In
time Of peace, to produce all the nee
essary implements OF labor It was
the manifest intention Of the founders
Of the government to provide for the
common defense, not by standing ar
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