The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
vA.ulxerox MOVES
HARD N0NEY vnW6

Treasury and Of the lfeolo0oss
ont .. one blow without any warning ths
legal tender quality of more than one hal
the LEGAL tender money in circulation might
BE- followed bv injurious consequences. In
Good timee in sucn ,;.a-s - these are now
In ,he existipp couditions Of trade, thing
MIGHT % veil enough, but the existing
condition of trade cannot continue indsh-
n;teIv- rha large advances in our favor q
be scttled bv coin or in our bonds
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and pan'cs a any u@e ~ 49, g. nh ri.
frovnion snouid o NM S .s.~...., i.
gencies. ana II the .s. :. sr.ht to H.
taken aWsy by 'tgisiauo0 A. .;.,
gin at some future ume, .u ~ .oIr.
medlafeiy upon tne P. " .Is
ton. Some maantaal M. !. snO 70 n..,..I.,
Piicaole on,y N .nJ ~ .H.ctn
eI'.' Wy 80 n.nding in the
JTr;,sd Gt.tss Supreme Court. Mr.. field
c.II. .t,eotion TO tSe fact that the Supreme
Court h.d Already decided this questiou
to S;fFer.ut vavs and that it
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COULD AAA. 80 :,
to the country II, IN ne peoo.n9
should rs.fhfm one OF .oe s ST .T
already given. Mr.. Field says; y,
not in favor OF forcing any cecin Co. =.
the Supreme Court OF he oni'so St.s
on this matter. have . sfeat o.siiHH :.
involve the courts in decis,on Oh Pol..'
cal questions unless It u sctuely neo
The courts are, OF coorse, oouno " u0''T n
n actual case brought before mem: ~.
that decision Involves . 1ecisioo u ~.
constltuuonaiity Ola i.I % o nS
are bound TO declare tneif oP.nic", -
that opinion u olnding upon taS .
courts OF the United csates' mo NJ -.
| weight, indeed, win DON INC ieSrAeAs,
and executive Department. De IT,,
of the actions OF executive sno mos. ,! ~
come ultimately 70 nave 'ns 70 ~,
decided before the cooru, sIe, -. - :,
courts declare 'nsm in'A"'' 'A' -
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but 1t was never mean. nm sno e ~.
Court OF the United o..Ns snouia ~ :.'
T, general supervising PaIamo9n' nutno..!
IN the United o..Ves nv :S - ~.
congress someone's IL !~u:"I ~ J
Executive mas so%e'l%ss l"s - S Sp.a
policy that wss .nocsa' 60 ~ I hr, III,
h ". .f,.r-.,ds hen decided by that Court
u.e Ii. 49,. ~h;ch h,nnen in n. I,
be constitutional. The respect of the poo
ole for the judiciary, the feeling that thei
rights will be determined with - muc!
imp.rtiality % the Law of humanity vii
permit by . Court, should be preserved
NOT only by Judges but BY Keeping tn
Court 90 far a. is possible out of partiss
strifes and out of politics.
If the case of Chittenden VI. Butler 10
f;critious case, and the court find 1t on
,hev viil not decide it. II it is Q real Cas-,
hsX unnst decide il when it is reached. tn
co1,t h.v;no once decided BY . email ma
;or;tv that the Legal. Tender acts were NJ
'onst;tn,ional. and by q small msjorit
soon thereafter that they were unconstitu
| ADD NO VERY GREAT WEIGHT
n the ouestion if now the court adhered
;,s frss dsc;s;on. A great political que
ton cannot he permanently settled by q
az, Of .nv ccnrt. IL would be very dificu
e. n. c,nrt IN cav thai congress had Il
r;oht nnder extraordinary sxigencies to i
sns n.ner money "a legal tender, and tn,
congress itself il not the Judge of the exi
venevn
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REfuSDiNs ofAnAiioHs ~
Il WASHINGTON, Dec. A-lne omoets
the Treasury department are e.PecuL
/ that Secretary Sherman viii soon feoP'
his rebuilding operations, 70 Iaf as 70 ls'
!. the $lOS OOO.OO0 OF Inc per csno' uo
authorized, but which nave not ye' ~
soia. nnese oonos arc .I I ss,J. -. 90 ,hs =
Q cents, dine next year. can be Prevsii'
upon to fund them now, upon !ne te err