Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-01-01
CORRESPONDING BUREAU OF THE
NATIONAL GREENBACK PRESS
ASSOCIATION

in regard to the outlook of the National
Greenback party, as seen with congress
sional eyes. To do this it has been nee.
essary to interview our congressman. Al
though our delegation is not large, it rep
resents all sections of the country. Four
come from the south, seven from the east,
and five from the west. Truly a national
party in the best sense.
Hon. Geo. w. Ladd. of Maine, raports
that the financial views of the National
Greenoack party are endorsed by the DEM
ocrats OF his district almost universally,
and perfect harmony exists between the
two parties, while the republican party
is divided in sentiment on finance. He
is hopeful of carrying the state next year
Hon. 7. H. Murch, OF Maine, says that
the Nationals have clear majority in
his county over both the old parties and
in the district the Greenback element IS
largely in the majority, and new recruits
are being reported constantly.
Hon. s. II. YOcum, Of Pennsylvania, re.
ports steady progress Of the doctrines OF
our party, the converts being from both
the old parties, but.chieily from the dem
ocratic The small vote of the National
party this year is to be accounted for on
the ground that the sectional issue raised
In the last session OF congress was sufii-
cicnt to rally large number Of the re-
cent converts, temporarily, under their
old banners, for one more fight; but he is
confident that it can't be done again, as
the issue already joined in congress is dis
tinct!y fin, ncal, and the people Of his
S.dCc SUPPORT lHc WI il""oA uoV'''"e "S
iaTge rnG!TmtlS' Gm M ,r,,. r t,;.,
non WIiotrI Le ~ NAY VI tnuiail" n
salu' HHVe @ yaIETHSCu !. n wy s'avI luIt
o9sny "utlHR 'le '",i' an was "sVoi''sn.
ea anu ueilGhIeu ~ Ihe P'oRTitsS Gri,a S our
views are MAKING eV'ry"h'tr' nc VA
!lohal party ~ an oI9ah!1 4tIon, Is grow
ing taplu.y, anu l's G9cltlneS ute ii'uorseG -
ny Che ertat li'tSs o' Iue Etlocl",s anu "'
eaSI on haIi VI ~ 1he IePuoLic2nS' =,
,,Ii NON .. d; weaver VI lpw"'. S"l"'
me VTl'ooN NJ, II H'pST nopeIT' III NY
STATE lhe greenoack upytilhe nuo t"hcl1
uegp luou III Wv !'r"' u vi 'nc peop'c, "nu
0iu parry prelu9tces ,Wii my parry ties aLc
loslns t'cir uoyH' Nlvn II Souna plnt,
FORM an" u popp1Iar op1 olcNet' we can sweep
the sta'e e.. IN lGoV' c,,...
that wben ba returned from WoshinOton
at tbe cInse % or tbe summer W session of con-.
S,ress bo vas oo,y,oaI,ly srrnr;soJ at tbo
9dyonco tho ca,5sn Of ;rstiin had made
during MS absence ne ieit thaT the peo,,
PIE were almost gettlhg IN advance OF
thelf leaoprS IN 'helr apprecIauon anu
ady,ocacy OF me new llnancla. gospel
non. geo W. Jones, ol leAdS' oFiiigS
state. The Grecnback doctrine is i'm.
mansey popular with Il large IN Iiority Of
the people and the most able and inhuen,
tial poIitical leaders of the state are being
converted and falling into line. Texas
has given her last electoral vote to a had
money candidate for President,
Hon. W. NJ. Lowe. of Alabama, comes
m from the Huntsville district with a
countcnancn wreathpd in smiles, and a
heart bunyant witt. hone, the result Of
his observations du,ing the present cam.
paiQn. "Eyerywhcrc. he saws "the good
cause IS moving ON rrandly," Had he
been candidate again this faIl he could
have doubled his majority of last wear,
hence he has no fears of being defeated
next wear. On tbe contrary he has hopes
that fine Cireenbackcrs with fair election,
will be able to carry the state for governor
and nresidential electors.
Hon. w. II. FELTON,, ofGeorgia, in reply
10 tbe question "whcre do Won standP"
rnnIied. AZ am a CuIl nedsed Indepen-
dent and lull grown Greenbacker, and
INV constituents are with me on that plat.
form. The National bank currency must
he retired and local fender treasury Ger.
t;fcatas take il. nIaca y
Hon. Alexan1cr Stevens. Of the same
state soid. 81 am A Democrat, but of the
JndonenJent sort In Cact gm foo much
ofa Demorrot to he controlled in nv ac.
tion by fhr nrcsent Democra,ic parly.
wbicb l. rortrojIcd in tbe man by men
Who bava no svmnntbv with trne Democ.
racv Damocr1cv is gnti.banl. artlmo.
nonolv. in fact Democracy is equality, ius.
t;cee e and % ecoromy o IN w; was no dSmoc.
racv in tbe nlotlorn On which Tilden ron
in is7G nav in tSe candidnte who stood on
II II ~, an ~, onnoscJ ,~ I 70 Nat,onoI % hanks and
IN ~; r,ror % Of ppij i0 and s;Ivcr coin and trcas.
NV noteS os tbe n,onay nf Tho conntrv u
ha Won beI;oyo tbSt tba ,oyernment
hoe or or v.t ;ssc vn", va 'mr nnr ,onnov nnG
m,al,o w." i aoroI w co;,, bir, Got ot Ian
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T .nA" ,ooe n{ ou, u f;Hprt ogond T starE
else ~ p,e"oeS " isNo nun !, Tu' ~ "Tu & HIan Ton
ionSSr SSr"o d uPVh thon NJ % "nf ~ u GOOD a,
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