The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21
ANTI.MONOPOI.Y NOTES.

Tn mills Of tho usurers grind rap
idly, and they grind exceedingly small.
Banning changes debts into assets,
and epables the banker to grow rich On
what he owes.
The knights Of Labor are making
great progress i'll their organization IN
Iowa. All men who earn their living
| in the sweat Of their faces should JOIN
this sensible organization. -Iora Trib-
ttae.
THr fact il shown by Congression-
nj investigating committee that the
Government has absolutely collected
from the people and paid over to the
bondholders SloO, 100000 lin COIN more
than the bonds cost them. with interest
on such cost mp to the present time.
ALI. sneii are not horn equal, but all
men are born with the right To make
themselves the equals of any other nm
hindered by corporate greed. This
right is denied when the exchange Of
wealth and intelligence is taxed by the
transportation companies and the banks,
or by Government itself ii to an extent
greater than is necessary to procure the
nece sarv revenue for its support
Chicago Express.
Why is farm mortgage like the
Rocky mountain locusts? Because it
eats every green thing on the farm,
Why is it unlike the locusts2 Because
it eats winter as well as summer,
and never flies away. Why are the
Western farmers like bees Because
they improve each shining hour. pre-
pairing honey for drones tusnrers,.
why are they unlike the bees? Because
they never sting the drones.-Ioma
Tribune.
EVERY time Congress passes law for
the banks, there is some trick put
through, even more unjust than il Is
understood to he when passed. When
the late law relieving the banks Of Sla,-
0oO, 900 taxes per annum was passed, il
is safe to say that not one legislator III
: twenty supposed it could he made I,
; exempt taxes already due, but ther.
was the shrewd clause, already framed,
: to enable the Attorney General to de-
eide against the people and $4,000. 40,
swag dropped into the bankers pock'
cts. s.-Iora TfiLaae.
,, Has nh maaimatc thing rights L
: So, what are they; Certainly not tn.
:. right to do wrong and oppress man, To-
!, the Creator give him dominion "sel
: the fishes of the sea, the fowls # tin
: air, the beasts Of the field. and ever,
. creeping thing. Ii WAS left to man, ii
= his inhumanity to man, IL decree tia
:, an inanimate thing called capital In
: rights, and such rights rs neeessariG
/, and directly wrong man, Ii man create
:. capital, and capital has rights takinl
!, precedence over him, then We have tirs
:, Il right conferred on capital t. Il
= wrong, and second. tho creature e'esai
ell above it, creator. ns.es nature Il
!, such hnnsling work a. this 6h.caa
4 Express.
K The King il dead. Long ike I'll
4 King, Fortunately for the oeeupatio
n of the eomi, papers ami the Ant
n Mononolists, If moi til, public, thong
| men may come ami men may 80, III
l. corporation goes on forever. The ds
., parture of Mr.. Vanderbilt with
t million dollars of spending money
h and the m,ieh. advertised though naa,
| eauntahly-delayel sailing If Mr. Goai
10 over the ocean blue will not take ava
!? any of the salient features nf rallrea
o monopoly. We lose one hlg Vanderbilt
hut there are three little Nandeshllts
0. step into his shoes. Jay Gould goe
N but George aoull stays. The eomtl
10 will never feel that it is threaten.
a with loneliness III earnest until ii
Of Dillon settles with the Government.
70 Chicago Tribune.