The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-08-30

which shall become redoo,oon
year 1881, or prior thereto bln tbs
amount S7o2, O0O, 900, should n 0tl1s h
funded beyond the power of n ty bere,
eminent to call in said obIi0a+ ;ne Gov.
pay them at any time, bufo lions and
PAID as rapidly as possible, and oot1 Be
ing to contract. To enable tbo accord
ment to meet these obIio9tte COVER.
mints of the United States SiIouS tie
operated to their full canaci+ uooId be
coinage of standard silver doiifoN tie
such other coinage as the S"H and
interests may require" 01SQa2
These resolutions were tabIoa .,
to be called up at any time far 5 rDyst
sion by permission of the House [.4s
every week for thirteen woaI 01:3
Weaver arose in bis place and NJ.
for their consideration, only f. % ~,Aej
fused recognition by the Sneak, e
choked off by the chairman of u
committee claiming priority undo, ~
rules Of the House. The old Wv. Wy
leaders were so determined that o!
possible obstacle was thrown in -
way of their consideration nv
members of the House. And tharos-
organs, the tools of the banks, w6rLs5
vigorously night and day manufac+r.
ing.public sentiment against the rasor-
tions and their author. They ~.
TONED Mr.. Weaver as q iaoE.,,
and denounced him as ar a511,
Drained lunatic endeavorjng toruin ~.
credit of the nation. In this tbor
went so far that they aroused f.,
people on the subject and thew d..
manded action. At last on the fir.
day Of April 1880, the resolution W.,
taken up for discussion. The discus.
sion disclosed the fact that the sent;
ment Of the people of the nation was
fast chrystalizing in favor of the resi-.
lutions. The mOneycrats saw the in.
evitable, andto detract the attention n
the people from this subject of u,;o,
troops at the polls" to "protat
voters in a free ballot" was matched
up. The leaders of both tie Re-.
publican and Democratic parties
became so thoroughly convinced
that the eyes of the people were
opening to the frauds in fnqn.
cial legislation that they allowed NJ
measure that had a tendency to aIIav
sectional bitterness between the North
and South to be discussed, but did alln
their power to rekindle every sn0ul.
dering cinder into q fame 50 as to
make the hatred more intense and
thus draw the mind of the people from
the discussion of this the main living
issue Of the time. Every national
campaign year from that time until
the present this same class of Wal
street money devils have underworld
to renew sectional bitterness to hide
the issues that they might continue
their plumber Of the people. The peo.
pie have at last learned their game
and will play into their hands no
longer. The people are with Weaver
in this struggle, they endorse these
resolutions and see that billions Of the
peoples money would have been saved
to them had they been adopted into
law at the time and no abuse, Islander
villifcation of Weaver will stop the
people now,
Thos. Jefferson said to Mr.. Kercheval
81 am not among those who fear the
people. They and not the rich, are
our dependence for continued freedom,
And to preserve this independence We
must not let our rulers load US with
perpetual debt" He said to Mr.. John
Taylor: Il sincerely believe that
banking establishments are more
dangerous than standing armies.