The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14

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rhluh WIZ us'p ," 70 Iuheou ,ho lntofust
poh'nh po,ln ' W, toI msIo unI
com ohoueh w thn 'ossury 70 'Vueem n1,l'
ulo'o 'nsm o"o,'niu W Wnm thu pahh
AIo s"A|uny eaPInuns np'r nos eiIculhVoh
ue Compuo"9. ~ e,n nv reP 0g Informs us
nH'''f ~ pV's1 N.Y. i'i,iI,ooo uuI,nR Wv
JeN 10Y, Jug B'ophpnons "e eorWnhl,
sho lnoe, V,o" ',1' e'uu'"''o', ~ euiuy
."osps' " up' snu'i' w 'nouoy wan
pu' l"pv NV po1us ahu pay nVorosl on
thoiu ~ .phsu' ITO no,ut'oo VI SuI'unu,
shou'u ny "g'V''"t'e"''y nun eAPnInH VI ooh
uaus NO ouh,noes o aS' nen no we Wll away
heeu in1'o 'ha" Yo,o'oSo'VoV VI paper, thA
ppon t"u an'o .,l y, eJyvr i hows
i'os 'n"' "'V,u, nv ~ eno oHnh e'isu'HVoi
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N"sul pl'"uu,' ~ anu Wv hu0'u"''Vna VI uoIl'
~ " opp' al'u homs NV "nu NV" liu country
lho con- r'ny 'onSv eno country now NM thu
YViu,"p W. .nouup" n'Vu NV 10 u'u',
hhou, 9ov"ue1 S''9 WLo "ru " tnu p".Nn
RoJ' y" I'm Gu IA ' y, 'auV"" 'u"su' une
70 loos ou' i"' Ho'H w. Noop tnp grooloauns
ssPnr' p1't no p" ~, haNo npeu npNo no on''
ior ~, Snu Wou'u w u Rrc"' Ipsg'eo % unuls'
turpop ny iw nlovoiul~i put Wnuu Hreoh-
DnGks are uuinouu''Nou, t'o phhN e'reuleuoh
wiz Do se',s's'su W WY nloNo,'ens ~ con,
anu iliust Vg''.orii 70 10 iuut,"Nois' IN otnvI
WORDS Wv ue,nonq I'I VI sreeIp"cks WIN
SUBJECT the nl,hhJlHi ala'rs Vi this country
70 az .ho shocna nnu uonsulsio"s pro-
aueeu py tno oIIallci movements ',tinh Oh com
III phe coIl'horclul "orlu' winch III great
shouia nctu"liy iose our Sol', W. we nave
dohe polove, nnu w. Luropo nas recently Gohe'
u crash nnu geherai pa,ihruP'cy, from Whloh
save tho country "Vulu suIp'y o"suo II tney
are uelhohetlzeu' AS u oaiiNlng pasis' lneSe
NOTES now MI oNacl'y lhe p,ace Vi solu, lhey
VIII remain ~ nome uhuer circumstances
Whlch would carry inc S0ld away lhey
VIII protect the banks ana people against
European PahlGs VIII oe iawlul money
when goa mas ilea, ana sustain inc county
IN adversely, vs. tney nave uohe since 100
ana harm h9pouyi on the contrary, pie's
everybody VINO eah get them IN prosperity
tried, true, trusty irlehd III adversely
as IN g., prosperity, that VIII stay
WIN us II every pa1K III Europe shoula preaK
or shond become gorged WIN Solo' why
shoaig we apanu9h ihls currency rs
peciaIly why aoanuoh u AT thls llme' when
our exports arc uiihinlshihgaho our imports
rapluly increasing WIN prospect Ia thehot
lar distant iuture OF having the balance oil
trade re'estaDilshed against US ana conse-
quent scarcity OF com ms currency, sir, IS
one OF the very lew good Things mat the war
brought the working people OF TINS country,
and | am in favor Of holding on 10 IL md
Loo,,;n', ,bo ,,nI,na 80, 10 I'm SeAG ono n0o
00Pi.'S "' c''S w W - yO'o,0Y0,VoV
Oy relssulnS from tlme 10 lllne enough new
notes to supply the place ofal that may have
yho.o ,,,,,os' ,no n I'll, ,,,on ,Lo ,,o,,,o, -
these i9tes are ohech upon lno Po"er Vi
the banks over the people, which the peo-
pies representatives should never surrender.
Whence cones tba dnmand for the doe
NheI .II ~ u ~ " 'i0 NJ
from those who raised the agricultural pro-
ducts which constitute II. S5 per cent. of the
-. ,,o,,,n,o 81 oy,oo,,s ,,b;oh hoe hro,,ht
'aSE 'oiu"'o VI oAPOiYI, VIM" nus o'o"s"V
golden current lnto tne country; NOT from
the people who redeemed the misfortunes of
stntosans,;n % ,bo n,ow NOV han3 A.
eta'esiuansnIP y, 'iio p,ow' WIN o"oA 'hc
prosperity winch Inherent character OF
craftsmanship had lost; not from the people
who cast four-fifths of tho votes in tha cleo
~ IL q
|oh vi ohicels " au'niii's'cr 'he uoVerh-
ment; no, sir; all these protest against II;
but from bankers. merchants. factors. rail
rood nroo;donts transno,tot;nn ogonts ;nonr
io"u Pie'iN0h''' ''""'PoIi '"v'oi "tohss' io"'
ahce men, lhohey anu sVock uauers hnu
brokers, etc, who grow rich from handling
the wealth which others have produced-ail
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