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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17

Mr.. EATON, OF Connecticut, when he was
in the United States Senate, not only voted
against the electoral-commission bill OF
1877, but maintained all the while that he
preferred to leave as it was the law in re-
gard to counting the vote for President and
Vice-President OF the United States. lie
was afraid OF experiments. lie had conf
dence in the Senate. He knew what the
Constitution provided and how the present
law worked, but didnot know howa anew one
would operate. Even Mr.. Combines elo-
quence and logic were lost upon the infeX-
ible Yankee. Mr. EATOY's views seem TO
be shared by Congress, which seems to be
as far to-day as it was four years ago from
passing bill to provide new method OF
counting the vote for President aud Vice
President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17
Thc Madonna in the Flames.
AN INCIDENT OF THE GREAT FIRE AT MI
WAUKEE.

AN INCIDENT OF THE GREAT FIRE AT NIL
WAUKEE.
A small enamelled copy Of RaphaePs
well-known picture OF the Madonna della
Seggioa at Florence, the cOlApanion pic
ture OF the beautiful Madonna del Candle
labr, now on exhibition in the loan collec-
ton Of the Metropolitan Museum IN New
York, in an ornamental frame, was found
by Captain 0'COnner and brought TO the
Central station. Ii was ascertained that 1t
belonged to Mrs. William Z. Cramer the
wife OF the editor OF the Eueniig Wiscon-
sin. 1t was covered with dirt and clndcrs
and the iron frame in which it WAS held
was melted and run together. The dirt
was wiped away from the picture. and
there, pure and Spotless, was the virgin
face. The pleading eyes OF the Virgin,
with the peacefully-foldcd arms and sanity
attire, were there untouched aud unsullied
by the destroying flames. 1t was found
near the body OF bliss Chellis, who, il will
be remembered, died in the sight OF the
whole agonized crowd below, calmly
kneeling in prayer in the embrdsure of a
window, her head lowed upon her hands.
Miss Chellis was deyout Catholic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17

Hon. JoHN NJ. PALMER, the Democratic
nominee for United States senator from IL
linois, will OF course not be elected, but is
none the less entitled TO good word from
the press on the occasion Of his nomination
for that high position. lie Is one OF the
soundest as he Is one OF the ablest Demo-
Gratis in the West. He would make an cx-
cellent President Of the United States. lie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17
The Recent Startling EIOpement In
ENGLISH High Life.

The following particulars are published
in London as to the recent elopement OF
Lady Francis Macnaghten, wife Of Sir
Francis Macnaghten, OF Bushmells, Coun-
t. Antrim, with Mr.. ThornliI. an agent ::
The latter is young man, while her
ladyship is the mother Of four children.
On leaving the county OF Antrim, Lady
Macnaghten and Mr.. Thornhill went to
BRAY, fashionable suburb Of Dublin, and
put up at one OF the hotels there, passing
as a newly-married couple. Money was
plentiful, and they occupied q SUIT OF
apartments specially reserved. Her lady
ship never went out OF doors with
out being closely yelled. Two maids
came with them, but after few days one
OF them left. All went well till Thursday
morning, when the arrival Of the morning
papers with an announcement Of the elope-
ment caused great excitement. Her lady
ship and her lover then mysteriously dis
appeared. The maid remained behind and
paid the hotel bill. 1t is not known where
they went, but it Is believed they have
taken private lodgings. The case VIII
shortly come on in the Dublin Divorce
Court, and will not be defended. Lady
Macnaghten, besides her good looks, Is
noted sportswoman. being successful
salmon -fisheress and good ridert TO hounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17

L. T. Maddox has been on trial before
the Circuit Court at Louisville for several
DAYS for the murder OF John Otto Jansen,
an inmate OF an asylum for the insane at
Anchorage. Maddox was an attendant,
and ducked Jansen, refractory patient,
from the effect Of which death is said to
have ensued. The jury have returned a
verdict of guilty of involuntary manslaugh-
ter. and fixed punishment at four months
in Jail and fine OF 500.
A remedy resting on the basis OF intrinsic
worth demands the confidence OF alt. Dr;
BullsA Cough Syrup Is known ana USED
most satisfactorily throughout the iand, Us
is attested by its great sales. Your drug
gist keeps 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17

When we pcnned our little article Of
yesterday on the decision Of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals in the BURKs-HINTON
case. we expected to publish both opinions
in full. We afterwards found 1t would be
announcement to do so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17
DEATHS.

Departed this life, on Monday, January 10Th, at
h. if-plst o'clock, Mr. EMMA W. CRUTCH-
FIELD, wife of W.P. Crutchheld, IN her tfty-trst
year.
Methodist Episcopal church. corner Of Adams and
Clay streets a. hali-pasi . o'clock on WEDNE
DAY The I7ih Her relatives and friends are IN
yited TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17
DERSONs VISITING TIJrW,Err

4 ROOMS OF E.GARTIWlGIlT s -NN =
~ and is Governor street. can -rD IN
of FURNITURE such a. can't ic f -
an othar house On the ciy. They hlI
ine Chamhcr-sUifs. with Tie t'IItt NU SD
Would cail special attention. The sDf ''-
a bridal chamber or 4 handsome holiday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17
FURNITURE. FURNITrpE.-

Il hand and for sale. 500 IS ~It- :.
test designs; 500 Popl1rund 4 -u.t-, J. n
Plrlor suits. Sc those Nalnri SUR. 5000.
Toilet Wa,hsttud5. To make rn.H WI
q very small profit. WILLIAM Ntfl t'N. '
fee and MarcrO0ms. 1896 aui III ~ .i..u
Branch House, BIB and 3IJ rdlIu-- r,'i
~. Is, Is. 20, and % u0rlh tlli,tail -'."
GA IL .ftT-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17
GESANGVERElN VIRGINIA.
GRAND MAsQUERADE CARNIVAL
AT THE
REGIMENTAL ARMORI
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1883.
rsSUERwEN,S DEPOT.

CEINE-THREAD OF ALL rcS9zTos
- numbers and qualities OF this S~s>S>%
sea On's importation, -, ,,,.,,,,. ,r,,.,>-,,.,
SEINE-LiNEs-ali Sizes ..
ROPES, Y VIKINGS. CARPkT-WAHPs;
CORkS, CORkWOOD, sc.
Manufacturers of GILL-NErTlNG and HAUL
SEINE NETTING or all sor 5.
Lowest prices guaranteed. co.,s
T.. LICHTENSrElN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Richmond, Va.
Sole importers OF the Lion brand Selne-I hread,
warranted full standard, and importers Of osaer
brands. ~ 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17
NJ JULIUS MEYER & SONS
MABK-DOWN
still continues 10 attract
BARGAIN-SEEkERs,

INCONSISTENCIES,
who daily crowd their double store eager 10 pu-
chase the unhearG-cf bargains which are daily Of
fercd. Below are a few bargains to be offered this
week:
A BIG JOB LOT OF HAMBURGS-500 PIECES.
As general rule Hamburgs are high this season,
but having secured large Job lot at great sacri-
flee, we below give prices on goods that cannot be
duplicated in this city:
WIDE EDGE at 12H worth 1890;
WIDE FLOUNCINGs at 16'{ worth 2jc.
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS at II worth zoe.
800 dozen ALL-LINEN DAMASK DOILIEs AZ
coo. worth 81;
45O dozen ALL-LINEN DAMAsK NAPKINS at
G3c.:
25 pieces ALL-LINEN TABLE-DAMASK 1T
37hc.;
% pieces CT TCBkEY-RED TABLE-DAN-
ASK at Zoe;
% pieces 81 TURKEY-RED TABLE-DAM-
ASK. very best. AT 7Jc. worth 81:
44O dozen LARGE PURE-LINEN TOWELS at
10c.;
176 dozen LARGE SATIN-DAMAsK TOWELS
at 20 worth 37kc.;
Best LONSDALE CAMBRIA MUSLIN at I24c.;
100 dozen ALL-LGNEN HElINIED HANDKER-
CHIEFS at &C..
40 dozen TERRA-COTTA MOsQUErAlRE
KID GLOVES, G-button length, at 73c.
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES
or
BLANKETS.
81 BLANKETS ut SI.50
$3.50 BLANKETS at $1.75;
$3.50 BLANKETS at $3.50,
BLANKETS ut 81;
50 BLANKETS at "a;
SO BLANKETS at $3.50;
&S BLANKETS at 80;
$40 BLANKETS at $3.50.
10 dozen LADIES' MEBINO VESTS, EMBROI-
DERED FRONT, at 43c.-werc 7Jc.
We continue 10 offer
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
~ OUR
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
as we must reduce tile stock.
JULIUS MEYER & SON,
IA Heed 60l and COS Broad strcea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17
FVRNFggRf.

WE HAVE BEEN APPOlNIEp0
w AGENTS FOR THE LIBRtE1 =
PROVED ADJUSTABLE REtlINlNwl m
CHAIR. combining plr'or-. ..'r. 49,
smoking, reclining, and invslli-..l.r.
bed, aud couch. Fifty change, Of H... H
best thing out. Price from 20 ul. CD -
them. r.. kTlIBibllI A. -'N.
81 l7-lw Ne. 10 Co.'s. r.Hr %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17

1 HAVE THIS THE jrH DAt o..
i JANUARY. 1883, soto 90 ,. 4. EbALil .
entire ga crest IN Tie SrOCh. 'iNpi -. Co.,
Will. &C., in The TIN AID sutIl-lh.
MANUFACTI RING BUSINESS recently
Quoted no 400 Brook avenue, Eirhmunl.t
II. ". TYLER 4 co. a.. V. TlLIe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17

Co-PARrNERSIlIP.-The ndc( gt.,
thls day formed ,eo-nartneIship, W. tn. ru..
Of conducting the WHOLESALE b""'
sllOE-BUslNESS I'm this city. y,rrr.uuAN
f.NtMoREls
RICHMOND. VA, January /, Ye75'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-17

Having purchased Nr. 10. W.TlLri.',
am now ready 90 settle an d,bt, acibn
ofu. ". TYLER & GO. Al p1ricsfutt
please cali ana pay thc same 40 olc4. ..... :
a. l6-3ts J. u. E'N'.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01

The United States Supreme Court
said: whatever power there Is over
the currency is vested in Congress
II the power to declare what il
money is not In Congress, it Is IN.
initiated
Thos. Jeffe rson said: II sincerely
believe that banking institutions are
more dangerous to liberty than stand.
ing armies He also sail: 1.-The
power To issue money should lie ia,
ken from the banks and restored t.
the government and people, where
it belongs"
The New York Tribune said: None
are SO bind as not TO perceive thai
il Il bank has 100000 in money 1t re-
ccives greater immediate adyant'
age by lo.,ning Sa50.000 OF it ut pc,
cent plus commission Of Lie pei
day than by loanins the whole sun
at plain per cent"
Daniel Webster said: Congress
has power to establish it, ca eur
rency) and no other power can es'ab
fish it. And therefore, congress Ii
bound TO exercise its own power. Il
is an absurdity, on the very face o.
the proposition, to allege that Con
grcss shall regulate commerce, bu'
shall. nevertheless, abandon to 9th
ers the duty OF sustaining that upol
which i. Is founded"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01

Jay Gould's New York Tribune
Is demanding credit for the repub.
hcan party for the rapid extinguish-
ment OF the public debt. II the Tri-
bune, after tho people have furnish.
cd the money to pay with, will in.
form the country how much I'll, &
Q. p. Is entitled to for not squander.
Ing what OF the money it>,,on't keep
locked up in the treasury, in expe,
diting Star Route contracts, the
credit will be cheelfully given
Please apply the money locked in the
Treasury and then ask the credit. l,
will look more reasonable.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01
CONTINUED from last ieeck.)
How Watch Cases are Ende.

A plate Of SOLID GOLD ii 2-I0 karats
fine is soldercd on each side Of . plato Of
hard nickel composition metal, and the
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts ofthe cascs--baeks, centers, hezels, etc.
are cut and shaped by dies and Sormers.
The gold is thick enough to admit OF ell
kinds Of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning. The composition metal gives i
needed strength, stiffness and soliditgg, while
the rrit.,r guarantee Of the manufacturers
Ua,rantigg eael. case to wear tssenfy years
proves that it contains all the gold that
can possibly be needed. This guarantee
is given from Gctucl results, Us many OF
those cases have been worn perfectly smooth
by years Of use without wearing through
the gold. DUnreur, "a, De- Il. lsaa.
have uTcd one Of Your James Boss Cod v az
Casas for seventeen years. bought IL secondhand
/ rnd know Of its having been used hefere got u
/ but do not know how long. u locks good for ten
] Years longer did not euarcct 1t was hled cas-
/ Until so informed by q tewelcr short usne siacs
/ most choerfully recommend your ca4os - % u
i thcy are represented b bc, ana moro.
/ O. McCRAsEy, Dep Col. lat her. - Das. lesco
send cont stamp /. Ksysscse Watch Case Fsete-~, fka
crhls Pa hAndcnc Illustrated faupLis saS~As1 hos
| sa.es Bs..s end keyssoae Watch Cas-. are ssaas.
/ Ito b CoHtiauSdl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01

Has 1t indeed come to this, that re-
publican papers cease to respect the
Courts as they cease to be partizan
And occasionoly we see a National
paper taking the same attitude or
the ground that the Court is undoine
the work Of the war All right, If it,
only merit Is that 1t was the work oil
inflamed passions. To be consisten,
these papers should oppose the pay.
ment Of the bonded debt, as tina,
would be doing away with the work
Of the war.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01

At eight o'clock, Tuesday evening
of this week there was terrible OK
plosion Of dynamite near the under
ground station Of Pracd street, Me-
tropolitan railway. London, England
and almost simultaneous there was
another in IN underground railway
between Cross and West Minister
stations. At the first OF these forty
persons were injured, some Of them
seriously, and reducing six coaches
to splinters. There is neither sense
or justice in this reckless destruction
or injury of innocent people, and
they who do it are fiends. Dynamite
for the infamous rulers ut the head
Of n nation Of pirates by whom nc
crime has been stunned because o!
its cnormity might not be amiss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01
WHATS Will DO!

II you viii send us One Dollar we win send
OTR SUNNY SOITH TO you Tor one year. IL Is
an SPACE. is-column paper. published twice a
Farm aud Fireslde. The best southern writer's
contribute TO It's columns. We also send you q
certificate emitting Won TO participate In our
GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS
Among SUBSCRIBERS Dec. IL, 1854. Among
the premiums TO be given away are the follow
Ing: $1,000 Cash. $500 Cash premiums OF
$3.50 each: 4 homes In Texas OF 100 acres each;
Piano, organs, Watches and other premiums
too n lHerans TO mention. NO BLANKS. Ev-
cry subscriber guaranteed to receive n preml-
your neighborhood, or send your name on Q
postal for sample copy. Agents are coiuint
money. Write ut once. The first subscription
received from your neighborhood will entitlt
/ FREE Address 81
SUNNY SOUTH, (B) Brentwood, Tex.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01

The La Porte Progress, publishes
IN affidavit made by Josiah Cobb,
Oct. %, 1888, setting forth that he
was expelled from the dining hall OF
the Hotel Orleans, at Spirit Lake
Iowa, Aug. Is, 1883, on account OF
his color. The State Register calls
Tor q Civil Rights Hill for Iowa, by
the incoming Legislature. BY all
means, Mr.. Register! When n re-
publican negro is expelled from a
dining hall in republican Iowa, on
account Of color alone, civiiity i
needed and If it can only be had by
such u law. let it come.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01
The Debt md Bond System for the
National Banks.

The currency recently held In the
banking centres Is now being distri-
hutcd over the country for the pnr-
chase OF the various farm products
Of the West. Every dollar Of 1t Il
sent out on usury, and the nsury Il
taken out Of the price Of the products
1t buys.
A vast majority OF this currency Is
in the form Of national bank notes,
or evidences Of the Indebtedness of
these banks to the people, but the
banks will draw interest upon 1t the
same as though twas money instead
OF their promises to pay money.
A singular arrangement truly; re-
quiring the farmers to pay interest
to corporation on what the corpor-
ations owe them. before they can sell
their products. But that il what the
national banks were organized for,
and it Il for them that the national
debt is sought to be made perpetual.
Ii the producers of America were
ont Of debt they would receive for
their products OF various kinds from
one hundred and fifty, to two hum
drcd millions more than they will
under the circumstances as they cy-
list.
Upon first thought this may seem
questionable, but it is true neverthe-
less,
Being in debt tho producers arc
forced TO sell their wheat and their
other crops as soon rs 1t is in the
half bushel, many contracting be-
fore cutting, delivering as it comes
from the separator, receiving twenty.
five per cent less than the crop |.
worth, and which the consumer will
be forced to pay. What the facts
are rs to wheat, holds true rs te
other products Of the farm where tho
producer is in debt.
| When the producers arc ont o
debt they refuse to sell until the price
offered for their products Is what til,
article Is worth, under the law o
supply and demand.
1t is the policy OF the lille an,
speculative class to keep the produc
ing class in debt, that they may b
forced to yield up the products Q
their toll at less than a fair lcmuner
alton, and nothing better calculate
to 10 this was ever instituted than
national banking system based upo
II perpetual bonded debt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01
Well Rewarded.

a liberal reward will be paid to
any party who will produce case
Of Liver, Kidney or stomach com
plaint that Electric Bitters will no,
speedily cure. Bring them along, il
will cost you nothing for the medi-
cine if fails to cure, and you will b,
we'll rewarded for your trouble be-
sides. All Blood diseases, Bilious.
ness, Janndice. Constipation, and
general debility are quickly cured
Satisfaction guaranteed or none.
refunded, Price only fifty cents pei
bottle. For sale ~ DR.. J. J. Glen.
lner. 8
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01

The Iowa Tribune in our opinion,
utterly fails to answer the points
made by Col. Norton in his Sentinel,
In tho article entitled "rhc Iowa
Lesson" In our opinion, the folly
OF prohibition in our plrtform, nearly
nnihilated our party In the 4th dis
trict, and was OF no benefit anywhere,
but o positive injury.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01

Are people sincere who tenounce
Vanderbilt and Gould and their sys-
tenn and methods, and at the same
time are in the leading strings of the
Clarksons and the State Register
whose proprietor is a partner with
Gould in railroad and Goa, mine CHI
terprises, or are they ignorant oil
these facts. Gould and Vanderbilt,
are probably no worse than the
Clarksons or than mankind in gen.
cral. The evil il in the law whicl
permits these things. Change thu,
In the interest OF the public. Presen
laws suit the monopolists. The State
Register Is also satisfied: la effort
and Gould and Eaaicrbilt's is to "lc'
well enough alone" as they term ex.
listing laws.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01

Senator Allison it is said, has rented
the Kirkwood House ut Des Moines
from celler to garnet, on the ascend.
ling Of the Legislature until after the
election Of Senator. This would
seem to indicate that he does not
consider the season OF bribery and
corruption ended by the election OF a
republican legislature.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01

There has been an expressed hope
on the part OF many Iowa people,
that I. O. Walker would be made
reading clerk Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives. It will be sorry day
FOR democracy If 1t makes such adyo-
Gates OF monopoly as Sam. Randall
and T. o. Walker its chosen repre-.
sentativcs. High tariff and National
bank men misrepre sent pure dcmoc
racy, and good government.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01

The st. Paul Globe made good
hit In saying that native black
guards are SO scarce in Mass, that
thc.campaigners have imported Horr
OF Michigan to black guard against
Butler. II Butler could have ! per-
sonal encounter with Horr, he'd
black-guard the Michigander off the
continent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01

The Des Moines correspondent OF
the Chicago Times says: Full re-
turns from all the counties give the
following: For governor, Sherman,
l6i, lS2; Kline 1909; Weaver, %
0s?;; Sherman over all. 1000; su-
rremc Judge. Reed, 1G3,39s; Hayes,
lil,0i1, Church. 2i.i3o; Reed over
all, 900" This gives Sherman pla-
rality of a5,usa, in Il vote Of 326,a6i-
the largest vote ever pollea in the
the state. The democratic vote is
larger by $1,000 than ever before.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01
The Peril Of The National Banks
the Peoples Safety.


For the past three years the dis
cussion OF the question OF paper cur
irncy and by whom and how shall 1t
be issued, has been confincd.toathe
papers cf tho National or Grcenback
party. IT alluded to ut all by the
Republican papers, It was with y
snecr. informing their readers that
the money question Is eettlcd.
Democratic papers when abiding to
the subject generally concurred In
saying 1.-The question il settled
Now how changed! All the lead
Ing Republican papers are vigorous
ly discussing the money question,
nor are the Democratic papers silent
on the subject.
"The peril OF the National Banks
IL the theme TINT agitatcs them.
They demand tho perpetuationof the
National debt for the benefit OF the
National banks; no one pretending
for one moment that u National bank
note il safer or better than u trens-
urcr note or Ereenback, which re-
qulrcs no interest bearing debt to
maintain 1t.
The continual payment OF the pub
lie debt Is the peril OF the banks, but
the safety Of the people. The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury has recently
made n call for sl5,000,000 3.per cent
bonds on which the National bank
currency Il based. There Is in thu
Treasury nearly sl5o,ooo.OOo surplus
hence the call should have been ter
times as much rs it Is.
AS an cxpedient for perpetuatine
the National banks, Nj. Knox, ths
Controller of the currency suggests
substituting the bonds Of foreign ma
tons. What sublime; or stupi,
suggestion! The idea Of sending thu
peoples money abroad to buy thu
bonds Of foreign powers, rs basi
for the National bank monopoly, cal
not have a single sound argument II
its behalf
The bonded system has no plac
in \ republic, unless its people ar
ready TO surrender their liberties In
to the keeping Of a monicd aristoc
, racy.
what then shall be done" Re
turn to the wildcat, rcd-dog, IRE
sponsihle system Of banking? No,
, thousand times no. On the contrar
wipe out the national debt and wit
It the double interest sucking systel
, involved in the National banks. |
the place of their currency let tn
, Government assume its riShtful pr
rogativc and duty in supplying tn
country with an adequate currenc
in amount equal to the bank note
| retired through the public debt pa,
: ments. This currency should be
l full legal tender treasury note. N
: should the silver coinage cease, b.
DO like gold, unlimited in its coinag
for the benefit and use OF the bon,
: holders who demanded coin boz
Q in place OF one payable in the lawf
!? money Of the country.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-01

The Inter Ocean says IL costs sl5,-
GOO, 900 annually to maintain our hc-
titious navy. All correct Mr. To-, ex-
ccpt your photography. Your item
should have said "our fictitious kna.
vcy.' The sin Of ignorance, when II
lends to such misspclling ought not
70 bn Winkel Mt.