The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21
RHINE IN CHICAGO


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szrrsns IN the treasury viii allow
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sF the e afte9 states. p4yafge 81 par,
Z, rezuzin az interest xhI1e the income
az the govern nneTz Was GeTotes4 20 the
creation q . surplus whsEh might Re
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the ecu. Try, when the szlTplus THIS
ae=iynesiiy enlarged BIZ the treasury
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tine since General Jackson broke
down the United States hank. for the
pssruose 81 loans, rnder the naza~ Ok
deposits, xit1ogt interest - hank
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Blaine dRelG On the loaning q over
\ ruiiilon collars 30 NeE York bank
bv the treasury for ex-TFeaszreT Jor-
dan and charged that nearly 500 90
was thus deposited 10 CoTington, Ky.
banks 80 ali lr. Carlisle in his can
vasS Ter reelection He de-
clzrel that Il Louis Napoleon,
In the days 81 his most absolute
POKER had done such a thing. The
streets Of Paris would have been bar
rica1ied and = revolution inauSu Gsei
and that II Queen Victoria should do
7 i. she ministry would inquire into the
question OF Der sanity
He continued: Bat on = larger
scale and as between communities
rather than individuals. iosk az Ehas
the secretary has done. He has placed
! IN the state Of Sew York. in hanks OF
/ his o8n selection, nearly SIS 600. 90 Of
! treasury funds. and in this great West
eTn body o. states. comprising Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota,
Iowa. Kansas and Nebraska, Eiih
double the population Of New
York and in special need 81
ready money az this time
10 move the crops To market, the sec
rotary has given hut 4 little over
| S, 001 600, the rule u the secretary ap-
parenrly being that to q state Of poiit-
zeal importance to administration
$13. go 90 is given. and to seven states
with double the population that are
| hoPelessly Republican, considerably
less than half the amount Such po-
litical gambling and personal sporting
with the funds of Uncommon treasury
OF the United States has never been
equaled before in this country.
ATTACKING PzoTEcrIex.
Lastly, the Republicans arraign the
president for deliberately attempting
to destroy the protective system OF
the United States. By using against il
as an argument the tendency to ac-
eunulate a surplus in the treasury,
when not one dollar Of surplus would
be there If the money had been law