The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-21

HuN more iNUU lfum lI. llHU.T.H. ed
ptrlY The luukurs and capitalists ul
both parties uniting IuIullu. Nusu vuu.
irpllri Tor twenty years the financial
LEGISLATION uf thu utliuu. Nud ihp CO.
~uit' What have We Just -oru' Win
money enough Zoo tho country FER all H.
wants; With M substantial drain from
broad with an accumulation ul veal IL
such a, the world never has seems with
q crop al corn and wheat almost I'M
touched, und another one about tu be-
guTurrpd' with stock at pplru-
lnum already produced sufficient Tor
the consumption at the world for
. "a year; with nearly a NuWr's Stock al
ready produced uf cotton goods; with
moro than six months stock ut wuullun
good MS they will average; with pro-
duciiUn uf iron that leaves It's further
production impossible until greater CON
sumption becomes possihlv' with pro-
i~iOWS In such abundance that the
means nl sustaining life are cheaper
than hr',ru for iiily years; Vet, because
UfuuT i|uruviul system, 10 very ell ls~ ul
business, umhrrrlS smruis and failures
In an Uuhuurd OF extent, with banks
/ locking Up their money la millions upon
millions, aud allowing their customers,
vino los our tiUaUciul system have been
mudu dependent upon them, To bD
ruined; tlup producing lUhurcr goes about
The street unemployed; uud the farmers
whcut, which with our fathers wa, %
measure of value, l. "a drug In the
market, Jnb that which hu raises iu-dny,
produced Boz the sweat ui his fate, Il
without profit 90 M, Industry!
"Gt MACS w.VEu, Ina rINNN'INl
II.lr.
W., thH GvSpis,i trgunbrvhuT~, offer
eel u ruWody for all this wh.ruuu reflect
lUr, kcru-sighicl husiUcs~ Uun will now
. say would not have been uli,nlUnl, My
self In Congress more tlIm fifteen wear,
ago proposed that instead ul issuing 70
/ United States bond which would he
+ held 10y capitalists only, and lnr the pur-
j pose of securing II bank currency only,
/ Congress should makcau iulrr-ruuVcrti-
7 hlc bond Ht u low rate at Interest, To- Ice
issued hy the government, ~ that any
man might invest in IL instead of plac-
4 ing his money In savings banks % trust
companies tn he luuuCi out uu margins
4 on Hitting stocks, and then lost when ho
/ called for II. That bond bearing three
and siNty-liVe onc-hundrcdlhS per cent.
/ interest. 10 hC presented by the holder
i ut amy Time 10 the treasury, and legal
I tenders Ia hc issued ion II, aud thus the
/ interest to that amount of the national
debt accruoS Ia the government instead
of being pOi by il from the taxes of the
/ people. And then when another bond
/ was desired by the investor, one should
bc issued by the government, and in-
tcrest thereon begin.
Every linancicr knows that II j. the
/ odd liity millions withdrawn or put out
. that makes a redundancy or scarcity ui
circulating medium; and j. there man
who darcS say now that such Il bond
would not have prevented the panic and
deSOlatiOn Ia business through which We
| are now passing?
The time has come when the green
: back is sustained 10y the supreme court
/ as Il constitutional currency against the
opinions OF tn paid attorneys of every
liuancicr of the country. The timc will
come, If the people of this country can
get the clutch of monopoly of its cur
, rcnry on its throat, when such system
of finance rs have skctchcd will give
! freedom to the industrial and business
, interests of the country from the terri
/ bic fluctuations which the people nov
suffer.
lie then insists that no canal should
hr built or controlled but by the United
| States
TAR r&0PLH GET NOTHING From THE
OLD PARTIES.
/ Experience, the best teacher, therefore
establishes the fact that commerce, the
. industries, the lahOrin- man. the anti
munOpol,St, the grocnharNcr, the iarmC,
or other ,mrll producers, all OF whose
. interests are identical, can get or hope
nothing from either or both the present
organized parties.
The Republican party is bound hand
and foot to capitalized monopoly
! The Democratic party l. governed IN
it's conventions by II combination OF u
solid South, from whence no labOring
man, white or black, is Il delegate, and
where the aristocracy Of capital alone is
heard, and the political machine rOrrup-
tons of substantially Il single State OF
the North. which cOnied"rarv dominates
it's platform and nominatrs its caudi-
dates and holds them firmly in its grip
| If elected.
! THE PEOPLE THE GOVERNING CLASS.
What then is the dutyo the classes of
men Just enumerated in the coming
National election? They, by numbers
rs well as intelligcncc--fDr everybody
knows more than anybUdy. ought to be
the governing classes, under the theory
of our constitution. They stand in the
same social, business and other rcla-
tons to the class Of mon in the old
parties who believe they are of right the
covering class, and who, in fact, by the
control of party and other machinery,
are the covering class, a. did our fathers
in the time of the revolution to the clcr-
gy, the officials and otlshootS of British
aristocracy who claimed to be, and be-
lieved they were the governing classes.
DECLARE YOUR INDErENDENCE!
You have the power to make this Gov
eminent your Government, as did your
fathers. This can only be done by act
ing together. BE not deceived, stand by
each other! Let the people unite for the
good of the people,. TO prevent such
union has been the policy Of the leaders,
monopolists OF all shades of opinion,
enemies of the people, who, while they
Join together in fact, in control of the
! 4 lou al n m tn r.
cnt parties. You know that il makes no
difference to you whether one set of
them or the other is in power, no burden
ON the people is lightoncd. no monopoly
is crushed.
WHOEVER WINS, rmE woRKINGMAN
GETS ONLY \ CURSE.
Whichever party carries on the gov
eminent, laboring men and women are
permitted to enjoy only the benefits OF
The primcval CURSE: "ln the sweat OF
thy face shalt thou eat bread You en-
iov none of Gods blessings! Why not?
You earn and produce them all that
He vouchsaies to man, save the air we
breathe. They are your, in the sight of
nigh Heaven! Stand together and a
Just share of them is yours.
In other lands the Just tiLhtS of the
people are only to be got out of the
hands Of their enemies ana rulers by
the bayonct and bullet Brt in Amer
lea as yet, thank God and your brave
fathers, the ballot, the freeman's shield
and sword, is left to you, and you can
if you stand together protect yourselves
against all oppressive, unjust aud pur-
chased legislation, which burdens the
people and undermines the tree institu-
lions of your country.
THE BAILOT IN DANGER FROM TIE
BRITISH PARTY.
How long will the precious ballot be
left to every freeman?
The people must act now and assert
, their power, or they may lose 1t forever.
Already the British party in this coun-