Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-09-23
GREENBACK CAMPAIGN NOTES.

MUM on the per cent bonds.
CHEAP production adds to tho value
of the bond, lifts the public credit, but
starves labor.
THE TRUE GREENBACKER is a new
paper at Princeton, Mo-, of which L. b.
Hunt is editor.
ANY money that can be driven out
of circulation is snare, a trap, a delu-
sion and robber.
EVERY ward in Elmira, New York,
has Weaver and Chambers pole, and
from it waves flag.
DIR. J. c. HhIRLING has been nomi-
mated for congress by the Greenbackers
of the 1lth Mo- district.
THE banks can arbitrarily retire their
notes and force the government to re-
deem greenbacks at any time.
JAMES II. ROBBINS has received the
nomination for congress by the Green
hackers of the Fifth Indiana district.
A POLITICAL party that enacts laws
to rob the people and enrich the fund
holders cannot stand the fire of free
discussion.
SILVER is real money. That is what
is the matter-once in circulation it
will stay there, only as it rests in the
pockets of the people.
REPUBLICANS and Democrats are COM
ing over to the Nationals in Tennessee
All they need is to know the truth, and
they would sweep the state.
ALL of John Sherman's boasted
strengthening of the public credit has
been brought about by enhancing the
value of the dollar in which the bond
is tobepaid.
AT no time in the history of the
National party in Pennsylvania has
there been so complete an organization
~ at present. The clubs formed are of
unexpected size.
THE Government is now coming 81
100000 a month of silver dollars Of the
exact weight and iineness the bOndhOld-
er said he would have, and now he is
the only man in America who won't
take it.
THE Bourbon rule in the South can
only be broken up by Il new party that
will divide the white men. That is
what the Greenback party is doing
taking the best men from the dominant
party in the South.
THE law that SqueezeS more of labOr's
products into dollar, while it deludes
the people with a cry Of sound money,
takes from industry its life, and coins
money for the fund holder from the
sweat anu lOll Vi iUOT.
THE Nashville Banner, formerly one
Of the strongest Bourbon Democratic
papers in Tennessee, has pulled down
the names of Hancock and English,
and hOisted to the masthead the names
Of Weaver and Chambers.
REV. URTAL GRAVES, pastor of one
Of the wealthiest congregations of Bal
timore, has been forced to resign, be-
cause he is strong advocate of the
Greenback doctrine, and occasionally
makes Greenback speech.
MICHIGAN has added another to her
long list of Greenback papers in The
Nuskegon Sentinel, a iive-cOlumn quar-
10, published at the town whose name
1t bears. Michigan should poll Il large
number of votes for the third party.
WE want no more substitutes for mon
ey that can be taken from circulation
by that device called redemption, but
we want real mOney-money that knows
no redeemer, and which cannot be TAX
en- from circulation except as il rests in
the pockets of the people.
GEN. b. J. CHAMBERS, candidate for
vice president, has been disabled many
weeks by falling from railroad plat
form. He expects soon to he on the
stump again, Stephen D. Dillaye has
also been laid up with "A Rheumatic COM
plant, but will soon he in the harness
once more.
We want the coined credit of the ma
tion in the form of greenback dollar
with which to produce and exchange
Commodities, and not the coined credit
in the shape of interest-bearing bonds
lying idle, producing nothing, exchang-
ing nothing, but like huge vampire
sucking semi-annually from those who
produce and exchange.
ALL political economists agree 10
this assertion; "As the volume of mon
ey is increased so prices rise; us the
volume is decreased 50 price fall"
This being so, is il not vital question
how much money we shall have? Tn
der existing laws, the national bankers
can contract or initiate the circulating
medium without limit.
IN an interview, two weeks ago, Gen.
Weaver, said: 81 spoke at Terre IIaute,
Saturday, and at Shelbyville, ILL.,, Mon
day. From Maine 60 south into Mis-
sissippi, Alabama, Georgia and Texas,
and up through Missouri into Iowa. |
shall spend the last two weeks of the
campaign in Iowa" "Does not the cur
rently reported Democratic majority in
Alabama scare youY" mot q bit l
am just in receipt of letter from