Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08

abhnpt and needless action, the outgrowth
of iinnatience and DELAYED Justice. Due re-
gard should be also accorded in any pro-
posed readiustment to the interests of
American labor so far as they are involved
Wesconeratulate ourselves that there is
amtng US no iaboring class fixed within un-
yietaing bounds, and doomed under all
conditions to the inexorable fate OF daily
~; .os W. 1eSos1s ~ ~ 'aJ .d % y. t-,,et
~ ~ fae "1a'tn VI :nc iepu, ~ = ~.
a":41I 4 4n.sst :. S .e.a ~ NJ
20 elt.as ..eu .1 " Sues-uo1T ,rs;. - aed - at
.nyssnIaul a1Seu1ion. e issu o:'u 80 o.
Sensson suuuiu oe "a =" Se - ,,u uuo o. y
DoeAuse .aDUr ID .!e caplI1. VI oui W..
lnsMan. !us.,y 1u..Veu ~ ~ ute 4.thar so ND W no+
1Ilu.eHo iasVl, uuo lol Ine IL onSA ".A Nv
less lm porCane lssson n. .nav 'ne ns, -
LASuniNe Man sonnooNDhD ? AAo 1..-u'
IN has humble nome as q aconsumeT " vItany |.
inteEt 1rea N a!i tnat cneaPens tne cosS ,oll q
livle 4na ems D. W. "a ena. 4
domestac circle aooiuonAl comiofss .nu
advantages. Inis reiataon OF tne WORKING,
maa TO the revenue laws OF 1ne country ana
tne manner In wnlcn IL palpaDiy 1nnuences
ing question OF wages snouio no1 De Iorsot-
ten IN the !ustlnable prominence gwen 20
proper mainIenanee OF 1ne supply anu pro
Ss- a. rI - ~
onvsrnment .,-n, n ] reysnnes as shail retlnce the
er nenso ~ i;v;re while f. does not cnrtail
the onnortnn;tv for work nor reduce the
comnensation Of American labor and in
;nrinnslv affa,t ;ts condition and the dieni-
fed niac 70 It. holds in the Estimation Of our
neonle. Bnt
q or, r.,,,r,s .x, .epnr, rnp,a-s
ooA . A' An0 AMI
fhAeo h<, from tho oni1 r1pndnoo tho fhin0a
consumed by all classes; are perhaps more
directly and plainly concerned than any
other OF our citizens, in Just and carefully
corsidered system OF federal taxation.
THOSE actually engaged IN aad more re-
moteiy connected WIN tnis kino OF wolk
~ - SI A ~ rt,r,,oli,,
than thew. No snactments limit their
honrs of toll and no interposition of the
gosernment enhances, to any great extent,
ths value of their products; and yet, for
many of the necessaries and comforts OF
life, which the most scrupulous economy
enables them to bring to their homes, and
for their implements OF husbandry they are
obilged TO pay price largely increased oy
an unnatural profit, which oy tne action
OF The government ls gwen TO the more
10 goreo manufacturer
REVENUE REFORM.
/ recommend that, keeping in view all
these considerations, the increasing un-
NECESSARY surplus of the national income
annually accumulating be released to the
people by an amendment to the revenue
laws which shall cheaper the price OF the
necessaries of life and give freer entrance to
such imported materials as by American
labor may be manufactured into market
able commodities. Nothing can be accom-
plished in the direction Of this neededreforn
unless the subject is approached in q pa.
triotic spirit OF devotion to the interest OF
the entire country and with willingness
to yield something for the public good. The
sum paid on
THE pup11c nERr
,,,,.; +,o esoa1 roo- ondod limo ao 1sS6
ua ~ A sc1 nHS oe n,,,;na tho twelve
was ~. ., 1aese ,or cont
nonIne ,N enueu Gs' -, anoount
:" Donuo "1s7 ooo 100 ~ ,Ih;oh saO oAa
Ofn On called To answe,
-4l~--,..---,:~---o,-I-- A. IN
sA6 6Se 900 for the purpose of reducing
the nublie debt by application OF part O
the snrnlus in the Treasury to that object
OF the bonds thus called, $1O2, 1853, ,45(
became subject. under such calls, to re
demntion nrior to November 1, 1886. Th'
remainder amounting to S25, ola, $50, ma
vna, turad nndsr The calls alter that date in ad
1;t;nr to the amount subject to payment
and cancellat;on nrior to November 1
Ia Tharo ,rsre also Maid before that day Ger
ta;n ~ +hess honds with the interest there
~ aroonnt;no tn s5.O73.35O. which wer
-, oat;a;,otoI 90 to The maturity of whicl
@n ncf SsO'hoano+ heon 90 lled. thus 1O7
81 oec bod act,o1,v heen annlied prior t,
~ 80 S.t as In Novoo,hor 1895 70 the extis
One nrso ~ oe o.n hnndod and interest
guis.meIOh g aoht - ,oo u;,a IN That dav still out
Dearins 'epo' e e. 11sA13 112. q
s.anulns oue eoe a7a Con .,oro st;ll renrf
tnls anioueU Soo,o ~ bonds Thev how
senleu W . Na",her 20. 49, ii ~ vill at ono
ever sinee 9.s t9 ~ 600 eoe 100. helm
| pe lurUnei teuu. oai,ad % alread
oonos ~hicn nave .",d pe.n % an5 canceliad h,
sCated, 1ottau pot noC 49, mnr;no The fiscal Yea
ended June 80, 1885, there were coined u.
der the
COMPULSORY SILVER COINAGE
| .,e7e 90 ees $40 oliver dollars an
- ~ - +ho s1lvor need in the coinas
Ons 'os eoa Ana oeO Tbere had bee
was - 10 cInaa ~ tho nrev;ous fisc,
eo.neu ~ -. 80 I,rov;sions cf the law 3O3
yyoo ~ u s;,,yar doil.rs and on the first da
"eG1,o1 eG,Lar 1aSe tho total amonnt
:aaas coz 121 5A9 The Dire
sucn c.in e4nn S;"t "dr rennr+s hit at the time
.or VI VIZ .a - ~ low ~ 1879 dir.cti,
me pa?s - +he intrinsic value Of the dc
Inle e.lnse; vn ,.a. n;netv -four and on
.ars Snus 81 SO'.u na tb.t IN The thirtv.ir
iour'n eaIn, Ii,s " 1888 the nr;ce of siIy
oay VI ", 49, vast staoa over known. +
lIatnHu Tl ~ ~; ;nt.;ns;c or hnl,;on nrice of O,
sn, onao ons a;I,,a. doIlor at that date W;
u .hno 20 oants The nr;ce of silver {
,ess .1 tnant;ath Inan nf November last was su,
W one ~ naLe tho dollar automatically wor1
20 90 W 800 aoo,, Tbese differences of val
e4L Ienoe $50 .'n ro,rosent the fluctuations
~ 'ne .o a;i,,or and tbev certainly {
ene piiGe ;s.o ~ thot cnnnnlaorv coming e
e noU lnoietae ~ 'no nr;oo ~ that commodit
nanoe' .no PlS lono, offort has been ma,
Esey .S. IT. Tnaos,,r n nena rtment to-
Ny 'n0
DISTRIBUTING THE CURRENCY
] ,no tho neonle. The withdrawal of t
Tn;taS Stat tes Trea sury notes of small {
, onu n';,,. t;ons and the issuing of small silv
nsrt;fcates ba q heen resorted to. in the {
Jaovor In accomplish this result. in oil
, dience to the will and sentiment OF the re
resentatives OF the people IN congress.
; the twenty seven.no gay VI Nosemus ao.t;soo ao
. the people heid Vi 'nese e0'ne -. . e. g
). representing tne nUtiiual su,n eHm .c. o. S1s
= S73, O4l ana we sun nave 80 90
= the treasury as againe' aoouu 81
O55 in the hands OF !ne peop1e anu -
sos. .576 remaining IN tne treasury .
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