The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-06-01

Selling Short is a new phase OF
commercial rascality.
The soldier, who saved the credit
OF the nation, was paid in currency
that the government itself refused to
take.
Solan Chase says:
Whiskcy and beer are the chief In
dustries OF the West, besides farming
and the whiskey kings are the pillars
Of the Republican purity.
Scion Chase Says:
The Republican party in the West
Is for prohibition where prohibition
Is popular, and is for free rum where
prohibition is unpopular.
Usary has been the death OF the
nations OF the earth, and every ma
ton that has gone to its grave
should have tombstone erected
with this Inscription cut into it:
Died OF asary.'
II the corporations have a right to
control the railroads regardless Of
the interests Of the people, why not
the dirt and turnpike roads also? II
II We are to be run by corporations
why not 60 the whole animal!
The monopolists begin to see the
handwriting on the wall, and will
prepare for desperate struggle, but
the people made and can unmake
the corporations.
II Office seekers buy q voter they
will sell him again. Against how
many names Of voters in America
can the words be written, bought
and sold"
Jesse James cornered the rich and
took their capital, but capital cor
ners the poor and takes the bread
from their mouths and the milk
from their babes.
II three thousand persons in the
United States were millionaires every
soul OF the remaining 5O,OOO,OOO
would be pasperized.
The "basis" Of the honest 90 mon-
ey fellows is rapidly is rapidly leav.
ing the country. Nearly every
steamer that sails for Europe takes
out more or less gold.
The land belongs to those who till
it. The Irish should stand firm for
the mo rent" policy.
There are thousands OF eyes that
strive to weep over the foul murder
Of Lord Cavendish that cannot, be-
cause the fountain or tears have
been exhausted in weeping for ten
thousand Ilish wives and children.
murdered by the pirate laws Of Eng
land.
The Greenback, issued and signed
by the government, is precisely equal
in value to o government bond, ex-
cept the interest, which is so much
saved to the people. II is the merest
folly for the banks to argue that tho
greenbuck is worthless because the
government issues it. The people
must not lose sight Of the fact that
the security to each is the same, and
the only value to national bank
note is the endorsement and guar
antce OF the government.
The administra ton OF the govern
ment is to-day where it was before
Jefferson revolutionized it; the
finance where 1t was before Jackson
rcvolutionized it and the whole,
where the English Government was
before the revolution.
Twenty siA New York city Nation
al banks, after paying their January
dividends. report q Surplus" to the
amount OF Oil SOS, 1893, and "undivid-
ed profits" of$3. 1861 DAG, total Of
Gl5, 1871 .224. Is it any wonder they
want charters renewed and taxes ia
ken off-poor fellows? They have
been making this profit out OF some
thing which they got for nothing.
How unjust to tax them ut all on
capital thus obtained Buckeye
lOhio,) Videttc.
The thinest cheat in tho Unite d
States is the law that allows the
bondholder to make a dollar from =
cents worth Of paper, Will. every
other man must dig stuff enough
out OF the ground to make II cents
more than Il hard Il, dy dollar before
he can make one, no matter how bad
he may need 1t. It is u fact that the
States support more rich naupers
than it does poor ones.--[Frec Press.
It makes no difference to MS what
material England uses i'm coming her
money. We have the same right to
select the material out OF which TO
coin ours, as she has to coin hers,
and so long rs We pin our faith to
England and do rs she does, SO long
we shall be her tributary. Let US
make our money out OF that materi-
al which is most advantageous to
the people, to the produccr.-INon