Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1882-08-24

so it would be but for the tyranny o
our financial and industrial systems
and other tyrannics Of the social system
that will be amcliOratcd at least will
the dcthrOncmcnt of the mammon king
Life in the present age is huge grat
game without order and without any
satisfactory results. 1t is not ever
satisfactory to those who are SO fortun,
ntr rs to grab the most; for pcrhap,
aonc more than our sO-callcd success.
full men realize the uncertain tenure by
which they hold their possessions; and
certainly none are so conSummatcly in
need as they are. Where the poor
man wants dollars, the demands of the
rich mans business operations claim
thousands, The richer man is in
what constitutes riches, the poorer he is;
and th, feeling begins to be universally
acknowledged. Many a noble nature
having spent his souls wealth in ac-
Cumulation, looks abroad upon his vast
possessions with Il Sickcning heart,
asking himself: "ls this alp" Feel
ing that utter hopelcS>ncSS born of the
fruiton of a base pursuit, and cXclaim-
ing: SIN disappointment there is hope;
only qualification brings despair ' Not
the lubOrer alone is yictimiHcd by the
crazy financial grab game that had its
origin in the ignorant childhood of the
race, that has walked with the race to
manhood unchanged in its barbaric
nature, and that now ut the dawn Of Il
more spiritual and Il noblcr era seeks
To throttle the spirit of evolution that
awaits upon the threshold our savior
and rcdccmcr.
All men in these times begin to feel
that what We call wealth is not wealth
in any true sense being unnutritivc
ailmcut for the souls hunger; produc-
ing that diseased andinSatiablc craving
that knows no appcaSing The result
of the system is, that the whole race is
di~intrgralcd and proving upon each
other in consequence Of slow starvation.
The time has passed when men and
women can be content with the short
lived qualification, bcgetling Unsuitable
desire for moro, that money brings In
the gradual refinement Of the race
from the crude beginning of the linan-
ciaI grab system, men and women have
grown into Il knowledge of deeper need
than money can supply. Deeper than
the need of bread and meat is the need
for an outlet for the pcnt-up genius Of
humanity; the love instinct that would
bless other, with its crcatiycncSS. But
this outlet can only come through a
perfect adjustment Of the distributiyc
system such an adjustment rs will eff
frclually lift the nightmare of money
from oil the breasts of the people. If
asked what is the greatest cause Of
unhappiuc>- in the world. what it is
that holds the minds of fmcn and women
most deeply cn,lavcd, demanding their
continual and anxious thought, nine
persons ont Of nwill answer money
And again. ii the cause most potent in
the prompting Of suicide be fcrrCtcd
ont, IL will be- found that trouble about
money matters is responsible for it,
And 50 with murder. Indeed, of the
thousands of persons walking these
streets, how icwarc capable ofabStract-
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