Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-07-10
1TY, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY JULY, 10 1891.

TY, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY
The next open (more successful, in
the start, because there was at the
head ot the governments weak yaccil-
lating man, either lacking the courage
or the will to enforce the laws) was
made on the same lines, and mark you
we'll this fact, the constitution viii ch
they'adopted, forever settled the finan-
ci.d policy of the embreo nation, upon
the principals of free trade. And
Why? A nation based upon human
slavery and desiring to perpetuate
this institution has no occasion to fos-
ter industries. The lash, the bullets,
and the bloodhound are the only in
centiyes for work and these the only
implements needed BY correct reason
ing the rebel general, Taylor, came to
the'conclusion, that, but for the fo.-
tering care the government had given
the free laboring people, the North
would never have been able to put
down the rebellion and perpetuate
freedom. In the pretended reply to the
article alluded to, Mr.. Buell. refers to
this tariff question which has had such
an influence upon the nations destiny
and through it the question of human
liberty, as minor question and
branches off upon subject not broach-
ed in the article to which he claimed
to be replying and lays down, as fact,
what he claims would be the result of
the adoption of an untried tin this age)
system of currency to wit, fiat money,
instead of one based upon gold and
silver. He states that, the one great
evil which has always afflicted this
nation and hindered development is
the fact that the volume of money has
not increased IN ration with Jhe pro-
ducts o. our industries. The condition
of the industrial class is not benefited
+ by depreciating values. Ii it were.
the present course contracting the
currency would be the proper one to
I pursue" Does not Mr.. Buell. know
) that the present course Is not contrac
ting the currency? After very care
fu,,ywrusal of Mr.. Duell's article th'
;. oily true statement in it, that Cal
find is that reasoning from wrong
standpoint we are sure to arrive al
: wrong conlusions." Continuing, in
substance. Mr.. Buell. says "that by the
adoption of fiat money all nations
would be obliged to protect themselves
against us, not their gold, we would
not want that; fiat money is safer fol
the industrial class; what we would
want would be their standard food
products and raw material"
SO brother farmers we want the
wool from Australia and the wheat
t:om India brought here free, do we:
This is what fiat money would do fol
fus is it?
> Mr.. Buell., in speaking Of the nation
: 81 debt, says that part of it (Which is
very small parD was made by bal
ance Of trade going against u.s." !!
So the war debt made for the pres.
ervatiOn of the union, the life of the
natlon, liberty Of the human race is
unjust is it?
> Mr.. Buell. believes secession to have
been a vary unwise act!! l believe all
D|rebels and their sympathisers now
think so; but they say their cause was
Just.
= Mr.. Buell. says they h ad many caus
= es Of complaint AS this is more thar
Il they, themselves, claim Mr.. Buel
. should tell us what they were.
Fi REPUBLICAN.
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