The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-10-30
BUTLER BULLETS.
Fired with Deadly Precision
into tho Ranks Of tho
Enemy,
Give Them a Broadside and
Make II Grape and
Canister.
Then "Chargc nayencts" All Aleng
the Line OH Election
hay.


we select from the speeches and writings
ot Gea, Butler-- ana Let il be heme In
mind that they We're not written and spoken
for campaign purposes, but that som, Of
them were msac years ago, before Butler
even thought Of being candidate for
presidont-and We ask the people to com.
pare these evidences of ifa long sym.
pathy with the cause of labor with the cam.
paign thunder" contained in tho letters of
acceptance" written by tho old.party eandi.
dates;
Con has made me IN such way that |
must he With the under dog in tho fight.
and upon the whole doat want To change
II | could, ~~" tHelt Eta," ta his late AZ.
aa@eat Upon the 7ewkshasa Aerros
TnERn is no want Of field for employ.
ment for ali our labor ut Just wages in ae.
Seseping our heandless resourees, True
statesmanshlp. one would think, would
find means Of developing the ono and h
employ the other | have no sympathy
pests Of society, | would suppress them
with strong hanas but 10 tho hundreds oi
thousands, nay, millions. of men, women,
port aud become producers Of wealth, il
they could be permitted, my heart goes GU,
toward them with sympathy and desire Il
relieve their distresses which almost an.
settles my Judgment. hut. trust, does moi
warp my reasen,~~h Congress, 1875,
LINES cf strict economy Of aaministsa.
tion should DO continued with IN light tax.
alton as possible, aud those taxes that ar
necessary 10 DO put on should be put where
they will best promote American enterprise
and foster American industry and labor
That is tho tifst necessity. After that, SCI
to II that there is a fair division of what il
raised from the earth and created by IN,
cunning hand Of the mechanic, The pro.
aaeess should have the first share, and hs
who furnishes the capital should com,
next, and the Government take as little a,
possible for its shase.~>.it katamoseo.
Ir has been asked. and may be asket
again. why do come in behalf of the Ia
boring mon to the Democracy in csaven
ton a>semhleae answer that question Il
yeu, my friends, as l shall answer il ts
your enemies, believe that true neuaee,
raey, as have ALREADY said. resides In th,
toiling masses. | 10 no, believe that an,
convention Of men assembled which Ia noi
in close alliance, sure and true. with III,
tosling masses Of the people Is Democratic
II may have aud use the name Of Demo,
cratic, but il has not the essence and eifee,
AT cAieage.
TuE lahorer is the producer If wealth
capital is the receiver and distributor, aux
there should be no contest, but an eaait
able reciprocity between them, Nei,he
shoald get more in fair proportion than IN,
ether As the veins and arteries take NJ
aud circulate the blood in the ncar.shmcn
Of the human body. 50 capital ought b cir
ealate wealth by means Of the veins an,
arteries u trade through the body poli,s,
for the noarishmeat Of every part thereof
When the circulation ef our blood stag
Mates, or any organ or member af cur bod,
aesarhs moro than its share. disease easaes
and il remedy is not supplied death fol
lows,~~Coasrsss. 1873,
TnE citizen Of the United States sheu',
feel, when oppressed hy the people of an,
natioa, civilized or unelvihee,l. TINT he ],
protected by the strong arm of the Govern
ment held near for his instant and rss,l
saeear and selisf, lie should feel that h
saa With confidence rely ea his CLAIM, u
am an American eitssen, A. in the ol.ie,
time a citizen of the saoSs powerful govern
ment on earth, also republic, could inter
pose as shield never IL ho beaten down
Il am komaa eitaaea, ~~NeE York
nveesutSaa hus, 1874
ExnENn the Saa, 100, 600 war wh,el
your army annually costs ye0 in pattsa
settlers ON the lands ef the frontier viii
their families, Who in years will mot oal
10 supporting but a selt~reesaiaal
army. which shall add IL and aat aeessas
yeur wealth,-~~tasaesSs, t>s&
EerAl.IrS M rights, equality ef hanlens
equality Of privileges, and equality ef pow
ers to all persons aaasr the law, has heel
the political rule ei MY hfe Letter ~ as
eeataaes>
COINED sela aaa silver has ever heel
thu han.tmaid ef assee,ism, the eear y
moaarehleal power, the supporter y
thrones. the uphelasr of nolslhtses an
pg,estheeas, the engine by which the rsss,
leses and rfeteaAeas NJ ariStNega,s has
always been sustained in tsaaplaag dow,
the rights, leyearaas the substance and all
serhms the aaseaa.,ea hher of the masses
Through all time the possession Of come
money has gtvea power ta the few te sa
slave the laees af the many Cor the heaesI
If pr,neeS and nehles, and les use has bee,
the hadSe of serystaae ef all reeples 4
seme king or tsrsmt, To deny this as ~
time Was treason, ,~~Nsse York saeeek, lssi
In lsTs We could NJ, achieve our indie
psnaeaee until We ensaaelastea aassclss
frum the money of kings, In 1851 w s,,al
not save the life af the nation ssem ,eh,il,e
until We threw overheard the naoney of IN
bankers, now the menes kings IT the wesld
and established a currency far ourselves
measure values Tor our people. and ra, sel
and silver where they belong. a. part et N
production Of our industries, -Rsfers n
Nss York Reara ef rsaas>
ANOTHER ehleeser ssss> Are You the
willing that the Gosernasa, should eonus
our meaey attsarsa~ Well, l had niue
rather that the Government, immeasatel
responsible IT, the people, should have eaa
tol of the money Affairs of the country tha
that they sheala b. controlled hv two ,heu
sand banks aud wildcat bankers who a,
responsible te no eae bat thsmselveS.~~l
NvG iasS IN 1875,
STAND here. therefore, for iaeonyessi
BILE paper money, the greenhaek. which h.
fought oar battles and saved cur eean,r,
which has been held by MS as lust caaivl
lent for the hloea of our soldiers. the hss
ef our sons. the wiaawheea Of our aaagl,
tiers, and the er,,hsnsso Of their eail,lrs,
l stand here for currency by which IN
business transactions If aa,,Ne,ts reopl
are safely and successfully done. wh,e
founded On the faith. the wealth. aud pscg
erty of the na,ioa, is at once the exempla
aud engine II this industry ami power ths
noney which saved the country i'm war. an
which has gwen il prosperity aud harpiae>
in peaevs. To i, s,oNN.,ssl men owe ,hei
emancipation from slavery a. il labor is il,
aebtea for elevation frem that thran 1
degradation in which it has been envelope
for ages, stand for that money. there
fose, which is by far the better agent and in
strament ef exchange of an enlightened al
free people than seld and silver, the none
alike of the barbarian and the aespot~~f
Congress, IN 1859,
TnE American system Of iiaanee" wh,c
will obtain IN the near fatuge--l hope !
oaee--whieh | aes,re is
l, A dollar tla, shall have at all times
| certain fixed and stable salae helaw shl>
ii eanaot -
= demand that the dollar shall he il
SUED lay the Government alone. In the .n
.ry.tsrs az ITS high pna.Assasiy,s and .sanSll