Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-07-08

~. y, 4. MhNes, W lnncDhgo.
| II /. ID. Kettle, Monona
Moved that committee on permanent organ
| ization be appointed, resulting rs follows;
l. John c, Rankin, Dcs Mones.
z. A. $. Bowt r,nan, Iowa,
B. W. j. Ste,ck. Delaware.
4. Jam, Scott, Fayettc.
g. $. 5. Wood, Linn.
o. Robt. Burns, Jasper
7. :. Van Der Muclen, Marion.
g. J. T. Holman, Adams.
0. G, Vincent, Mills
10 ID. II, Mccartney, Greene.
IL. Danl Campbell, Mpnona,
Moved that u committee on resolutions DO
appointed, with the following result;
|. w. ID. Hanna, Louisa.
.. Moses Hull, Polk.
3. s, p. Wilson, Bremen.
4. W. II. Wead, Howard.
! 8. j. Il, Van Cour., Marshall
/ 0. DR. Ingalls,, Jaspal.
/ T. l. j. Mills, Dallas.
s. w. H. RObb, Union,
0. W. II. sanders Cass.
10. Y. l.. Lee, hamilton.
/ II. III, Il. Benson, Greene,
There being only two delegates from the
second distr ct, Mr.. Moses Hull, Of Polk, was
appointed on the committee on resolutions
from IN II district Moved that state central
comm,ttGc be nominated resulting as follows;
/ /. H. NJ. llauna, Lou sa.
2. Samuc S,unctt, Muscatine.
3. l., W Hutchinson, Bremen.
4. l.. II. Wells, Cnckasaw,
B. ID, 5. Wood, Linn,
q. :. Kirkpatrick, Wapclo.
Z J, b llango , Polk.
8. j. A. Ray, Decatur,
| 0. l.. T. Gcnung, Mills.
10. l., II. jackson, Green.
| H. u. A. Wooster, MonOna.
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The committee on permanent organization
| reported a, follows:
w II U,hh president. w. l. llaas AL
! Russor,nan ~ I STRICKLAND 4 m Weller
| n n Mason ID Ramsey. E II. Gillette, j E'
Dlcke l.. (isnuny. DR.. Armstronp and Nat
r. Robe yIcs.ir,sIdents.
II A. Wnoster and \. KIrlxpatrIck. assIs-
tant Secretaries
Chairman Robb being absent M n member
| NJ Tho COMMITTEES ON resolutions, L. IT. Weller
presided
A renort of the conference committee yas
, ,h'n carIod Tor ard q N WI,cor made yer
bal rcnort In which he stated that committees
had met aud agreed IN ali The vreenbacker.
IN nominate Candidates. for the Offices of
CLARK nc a sunrcms cnurt and treasurer and
, Tho d,,mocrats 10 nominate the four other
| rand dates for state officers. and promIsIny
! ,hat enc ~ tbese sho,aI n. n m ,mbrr az the.
KNIGHTS n Labor The report Of tho com.
mitiee was adopted.
onco nore NE NatIona, marty NJ low, calIs
attention 10 Tho unjust leg isatIon from which
| the nsonIe suiTcr aud demands reiIef
A false, partial and cruel financial system
NOW forccs the miliInns into ,isu,I1ns debts Ia
monird mon and banking ho,ses. and then
allows the ienders ~ contract the currency
cro,j down oil nronnriv yalnea forcclosc
MARRIAGES. close factories. and drive PRODUCERS
into The Iiyhways This nrbitrary financial
luton While str,lses ma universal orran,za.
lion far the nroiection of iabor indicate great
,,nrest
Tho nroccss ~ initiating the yalue Of the
| dollar and all honda mSrtgaocs and other
money oblIpatlons while crow3Inp down the
voine III farn' crnns ,ahnr. ami nrn,ertv gcpcr.
aIIv has bern grcatlv fac'li,ated Nv csrSerjnp
"h9,t ans' thIr5 ~ The money of Inc conntry
In the n = Treasnry-"a nolIcy adonteJ ~
The RennbiIcan nartv and continued by tho
n,osen, adnIni.tratio, dnsnjte the fact that
nneariv tue hundrcd mjII,ona ~ Tho war bonds
aro s"n and dranin,, interest," San"rsas
seems Indifferent ~ The rmIn resulting and
snend. much ~ n. lime nossino relief bilis for
nrIva,e Indjviduais while the millions suffer
We call unon the mortpaped farmers.
mannfacturors and business men o. Iowa, and
unon The workingmcn IN rise nm and save The
snrns n,orL shays and hnsi,a.. bnnsns from
ca'as,.,,nn ana The labor ,n,rkat from Do
strnc,ion he mnitIng Win ms 10 chance this
mad rniIcv ,nd cn,1nni Congress- IN do ia
1m,u p''''' ""' o''p''
The EnolIsb nlan for our ruin has been
adopted 1t was exposed by the "Hazard Cir
eular," rutl shed by Hazard, an English capt
hllst, and circulated cOnfdcntially as early
A. 1862 among the bankers and capitalists OF
this country IL was as follows;
"Saveiy Is likely 10 be abolished by ts
sar power and chsttcl slavery be dlstroyc
This, | and nv Elrop an friends are In fay
- . lab
carries with II the care for the lal orrr; Will
the European plan, led In by England,
ca ital control Of labor by controlling wages.
This can be done by controlling the money.
The great debt that capitalists will see to IL is
made out Of this war must be used as meas
ure to c lntrol the volume OF money. To ac-
comrlsh this Qthc bonds) must be used as .
banking basis. We are now waiting to get
the secretary of the treasury TO make this
Recommendation TO Cangr 49, II will not do
to allow the greenback, as IL Is called, 10 cir
culate as money any length OF time Ior we
can not control them. But we can controi
the bonds aud through them the Dank Issues.
We denounce the present money system
which enable lew men 10 oorrow tue creuit
OF the people AZ one per cent anu reioan tue
same back to them at enormous rates OF IN.
terest ana demand tne issuance OF iaWim
money which, instead OF being ioansd 70
banks on bonded security, shall be loaned 10
the people under an equitaDle anu saie sys
TEN on ample security, as the schooi iunu OF
Iowa Is now loanci and at rate not 10 ex
coed three per cent.
In the language of Lincoln: "Labor being
rr or 10 and INDEPENDENT OF capital, deserves
much IN. biyber cons deratiop'i The right
ol The laborcr 10 enjoy tho fruits of his toll Is
necessary IN Inc maintenance of that equality
n wealth upon which the permanence Of our