Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-08-25

can the people restore a government of
the people, by the people and for the
people.
Any form of mti-monOpoly which
seeks to subordinate this issue to any
other issue, or idea, is unwise and ILL
advised. Men of the National Green
back party who have ragged relentless
war on all monopOlics for years, will
not be diverted from their well consid-
cred purpose by anti monopolists, who
now invite them to direct their entire
efforts against but one form of corpo-
ration abuse. Keep the main issue at
the front"
The Somerset Press Somerset, o.
gives distinct and porminent utterance
to sentiment often repeated, but
which can scarcely be kept too boldly
or prominently in front: "The national
bank monopoly of money is the most
aggravated monopoly known. BY and
from it the railroad corporations re-
ceiye their power for evil, and it is in
fact the very centre of every mOneyed
combination in existence. Thenaton-
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are uuIipeu'
The Times lWahoo, Ney.) has some
very sensible remarks on the import
ance OF adhering toprlnclpIe only when
tempted to turn aside for a share OF
the spOils. The National party, as the
Times OelieVeS. was organized lof 'he
purpose Vi ueIl'c''llS ou. government
from the grasp ol men VINO nave come
10 regard lhe p,olc olhceS' from tle
highest 10 t'le lowest rs Oh lio Valuc
or interest 10 IlGIi except SO Ia as
they can De used III PiUIiatriilg the
people' me lIilico l'oIuS l.iaI 'ne Na-
tiollal party haS oerh ORGANIZED 'or lne
express purpose D. wrestling 'ie gov
erlilhehI from til'I corrup. communal
tioh' ana restoring II TO the people,
lor whose SAKE II was hlaue' ana l!S:
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The sentinel (ChArIeSloh, ;. O,) It. /
marks that lew weeks ago Ine Amer
lcM sentry, Inc leading HreenoacE pa |
per IN the Unllcd states, suggested, III
an able article ON the subject Illat lor
convenience sake the tltle OF the
National GIeenDacK LABOR party ne
slmplllled by dropping lhe words
Greenback Labor, ana adopting Inc
name National party Ihe sentinel
taVorS the change and gives good
reasons for adopting 1t, us has already |
been done very extensively.
The Index, Port Clinton, o. re-
turns a clear and pertinent answer to
the question, what shall be the limit |
to the amount of paper money to be is.
sued under the National plan, and
what shall prevent the country from
being flooded with currency until the
OF 1t shall make II practl-
cally worthless 10 TINS the Index re-
plies, II the congressman elected ny the
people, ana Responsible TO them ior
the fidelity and wisdom with winch
they execute Their trust, cannot use
proper discretion and wisdom IN liking
this limitation, which must necessarily
vary with the growth of population
and wealth, how can we expect an IT.
responsible combination OF bankers
not elected, not depended on, or answer
able to the people, and whose interests
are not the interests OF the masses,
how can we expect these bankers to
regulate the limit for the popular we'll
fare? Yet as the law now is, the
whole power is in their hands. Then
follow some remarks showing how ca
silly and to what an almost unlimited
extent THIS power can De ana IS abused
by those corporations
T'H Opinion (Rockland, Me- ap-
pears to be slightly confused in re-
gard to the anti-monopoly movement
and its relations to the National party,
and hopes that the Greenbackers will
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