Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-08-05
The Real Issues.

From the Chicago Express.
Tbo rool ;ssroq of tbo rrosort rol;t;c,I
rontnst arn tboso which have grown oni
Of onr inconit % lie Gnanciol @ and 7inJnstrial
systems, There arr other issnes in the
contest-issues which have originated in
the brains Of WHY politicians, but they
have no relevancy TO the present cxIgen-
cies Of our national growth. They are in.
tended to draw the ATTENTION of the peo
Pile away from the pertinent issues, divid.
ing them on sectional questions. The
real issues relate to the regulation and
destruction of mOnopOli,tic corporations
which are taxing the energies of the peO.
pie to satisfy their rapacity, and as both
of the great political parties have united
in their defence, the contest between them
is scarcely one Of fact. he real contest
Is between them and the Labor party, and
the real issues are stated in the declara
ton OF principles Of this party.
Whilr there are other issues that lie
deem down beneath those that now nppear
on The surface, which will soon be forced
into view by the wonderful change that
ihe into luction of labor saving machinery
is making in our industrial system, the
ones that are now pressing for adjustment
are the payment of the national debt,
the destruction of the national banking
monopolv and the regulation of our trans
portatlon agencies.
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Nay 20 n'1 ~. v,ao ~ Cu,d'ioT oT =; Snu Uu.ns
inSy s arc soIaS soiitiIS % 10 pIv I ics pay 'mei,t
us lat "n polSIutJ !tiIu ~ Ino oiAS may tAlSO
unuiSVuToeH t uiitIi Ii IL M iallS uue' h9oGV Two,
inlLu' u .ue oe.O iias uecn luIucu-nas IN
ecen placeI o9'Gnu t! 'Iic lgaIn .h Oh payment
Ior spgcliieu tllle-ahu tuGre are now
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crot;c-to f,nd tbe othor I'LL III
omonnt ] - ba fnr5nd 10 s75o eI5 Sio and
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H"nAS m;a f,nS ~ ioaS $eaths, opposi.ioh 1ITp
tn'; iunuaus a p,un Is Cne lsLt gtt"t t ISSUE, IL
II III y e3Rsuuill,".cu, M J.; GeoS .laI gun oc
pa'T c. oi c, .n Unc year Tvs iS ,us ] eneo upon
us US ~ toiSy so",s. i1S th'vIest .r uIaII Lt
,un, .or L Snu lHly ye",s 'uaI @ .h's Seo' no
$50 O0o nm. and a. tbo ard Of th;o nor;o1
HcVV,UEO, otnr. th;s @ 'oSt yuT nt u" 'T.S u
MGc: payhinS ptlh tiis Ms rI:u "iiHu1V, tno PRINT
pai 10 sun uuO' Inns, uu'1u WIN Vtle vA-
actions OF the national banking swindle,
%hlcn " supports, makes a heaySS load Tor
Iaoor TO carry !or the next haIi.century
Inc amount lhat the natlCnal banking
system IS capaole OF a0soroing Tor the
next lorty years 1I may be determined from
the report OF william IL. English, upon
reslgnmg from the presidency OF the First
national gank oil Indianapolis Ills re-
port Is as follows;
81 congratulate the officers and stock.
holders OF our enterprise. The bank has
been in operation fourteen years under my
control, with a capital stock of 100000
In the meantime, 1t has Voluntarily re-
turned $500, 600 OF capital stock back to
Its stockholders, besides paving them in
dividends 81, ,40G, $50, part of which was