The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14

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settle what the waslts nnd inhsnsts IL
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anil lsest,vt equilibrium IN rrn'rs anil
snlnr~ .sssn,ial H. 4 rr,lect equality II
rights and privileges httN,ssn ,he l,at
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nnd tlr emrla,er, anil the ha,rr AMI
4 scll.r.
That shis equality ,annM w. secured
4 nh ah amount ~ currency less ihan stu
i rcf capita ~ inl,ahliani in ils th,tal
States II. ] believe. settled iN TIL lest
experiences, tn nlNh,s, n,nsnning III
esinnMiAs, and tlie mos, iluruehls.
ts,ra demands uf rrspeunS pea,l,'s
Many nfe NJ thu nr,nian that Sil ,er in.
hahitant IL rqnirc,l. II II certain that
neither the United States, England ner
France wer ever ~ prosperous, ~, m.
dependent or So selt.slstnining In all
branches ~ industry, III every depart.
ment III agriculture, trade pnd cnmmcrce.
~ when thu enfreney IN circulation
r.achcd ssO per capita
Hut whether II H. ain, ~ ali, ~ ssh,
~ whatever the s,,n,, h, i, W. iiNel an
the ha~is II popala,hn, increasing caeh
year hi thu enact ratio III The increase III
the last decade. Tho lasi- NJ ,sopnla.
i,nn l. tho hnsiS ~ production, Ihc
hasis IL production i tlm hesis IL onr
activity. growth nn,l demand tur money.
IN II u liked nle which all statistical
writer's AMI MI economists Wuitl nuiie.
ing ecngnl1r In founded un the lasia
i III population. Sa tl,nt II has romc ~
hu aSiomatie tint II you will shuW thc
population ymi ran gave thu rrnsluc,
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namr the population. TN tina hSea
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uusrd slmil III MI times H. supplied, ami
TINT, tun. sa ns H. rrschnlp rNpanAianA
an tlle eNaei nrnnn, tint II prevents
cun.mr,inns. This rule adopted. nnd
thu distribution rpuhspl hs tl,e tlos.
ernmaht. ~ the nR.ni ~ the people, IN.
stsial III ll,a hunks, ~ ths nrrniS III thr
/ uss,rrrs and thu mnlies.lsndrls, nhl W.
shall then he nile H. start with system
III distribution which viii carr, the rnr.
rrncy iu every rnri VI the hnds pulllic
with ~ much certainty anl regularity
IA the blood ~ thu human system IL ,liS,
lrilMt.d through thu hunun huiy.
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u circulation nf ~. INN, ,hA,, INN,
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present. m,pla Vt circulation, II In
pn,cnhneks, s,,M,. NM, NM, natianal.hank
hills, s.i'n, NM, tAM. specie III The ifeas.
lrs. ia ,lr hunks, md Ia circulation.
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s,,m ii ~ INN. .Whl,Nnl
IL inrf.nnr This an II. iu double II II
demanded II stn lWr cepita u required
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nlrnia between lulur nna rnriial, an,l
lAtween producer mil consumer, b..
tween living capital aud denl capital,
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,ile .,inntits IN circulation, illt,res'. nr
nsnry depends llmn the power II mo,ies,
] that IN upon lan.r,n quantity IN rrsn.
luiinn. Asn question VI political .e,,l,.
] nmy, II will n admitted ,lai III nl,e
! class nhuud huvr advantages n.r
another clasH. Money, ~ ,l,al eal'itnl,
] should have III advantage ,ser living
capital. II. therefore. Interest. ~ ns,r,.
! should esint M NIL, |, should nnlpr nnsif.
! rumrtnMrs lm permitted IL nain innfe
lnr .lr,al cn,iiul thuh LIVING ~ producing
! capital ea,, realize from farming, ne.
chanic manufacturing, ~ ,las hlar will
| produce, nttrl paying MI th. espenr.H VI
/ farming, ~ thu hNrlniiln, 81 Mannin,'ts
] niing, nut u s,iplnrtlnp thu ,la, lahofer.
Til. equality can oniy l~ prAl,lerd hy
supplying money ~ tim, i ahall W. IA
rhrnl IN lal,ur, nnd ~ rusils obtained
7 ns ANY ~ tho products III The infnl. ths
mechanic, ur thu nnil.iasiuner. fhl.
ean never M accomplished ~ lnnn IL
I individuals ~ corporations et,nttpl ilh.
currency, because Individual interests
nrr nlwaya srliinl,. t.lt'h nun Mnrks for
! himself, le prefers his pwn intelssts II
tho public intumnla. Ao lpnu ns hnlik4
manage and centred tle currency, they
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! their own interests. their uwm profits.
anil their own ln,Mrr. This IL ~ nnk,,
lail,lir nr general Interests snl,sershnt
an,l inferior IL lri,ns. u, ln,llsi,lnal ii..
tcn,NtH, N Ii ilir Very lmsi- ~ nll nrN.
t~ra'y. |. l. thu hinge ~ which all
la,wer SMin.N into urrfprHlui. Tl,u lno.
l,lr nj thu United Ataina will mt submit
IL II, Tho i.,,lal n,e,rm hns pas-,tl
away. Banking monopoly " Int il rlI'
vi frn,lalic po~rr.
I'Ir iirrt mennn III increasing ilm rif.
enlaiinn II a. my III thu lnI,ls which
mny ln our up,i,m W. lald III lANl
and lkAi. nlA,nt HslA,, ,MM,.OtN. A par.
III shese ar HE'LL u, Tin hank~ ~,
SIM, NM, NM. ~ TINT IL that extent II
would require Int thu Substitution IL
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