Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11
ingalls, on shsr.

e..s,or John Ingalls,, in speech IN
.so, a the Bland hill, delivered in the
c.,.,e. Feb. l4,h, 1873, used the follow
4, dear and concise language:
.ws cannot disguise the truth that
:. are on the verge Of an impending
..olo,ion. Old issues are dead. The
...ols arc srraying themselves ON one
- or the other VI porteniious con-
- On one eide - capital for,nidabiy
l.s,snched In privilege. arrogant from
,m,inusd triumph. conservative, tan
.-;ms u old theories, demanding new
..rsxssions. enriched by domestic levy
"A foreign commerce. and struggling To
I .Aosa all value TO its own standard. On
~ o,her hand 10 labor, asking Tor EN-
.ksn-at, striving to develop domestic
,sdas,ries. battling Nth the forces ol
s.surs, and subduing the viii ierness; !;
kkboe, starving and sullen in the cities.
( ,sulusely determined To overthrow a
nssaa under which the rich grow richer
asd she poor are growing poorer; a sys-
I'm wsrli gives to the vanderbills the
uosss-ion Vi ~eaiIh beyond the dreams
q ssaSice, and condemns the poor To
posssiy which has no refuge from star
vulion but the grave.
.flse SENATOR from Connecticut in
isms Us that hundreds vi millions OF
ipllSv are lying Idle in New York aud
Hsxlprd, whicn can he borrowed, on
~ security, at = per cent. aud asks,
.sah so'nciinns like sneer, how the
eusssye Vi dollar worth 81 cents (lt -
~ worth 10 cents now viii boacii. the
~ unless they can give good security
n their loans. The iaborers vi the west
bnot Want to oorros; they want to
sArn. They do not wish to pay interest
q other peoples capital, but to sell their
lsbur. an'i IL possible acq lire some cap
81 on their own.
The producers oil the west want u
sarket ia which the value Of their pro-
1sess will not bs consMneJ by the cost
4 transportation over railroads that pvol
INNINGS and combine to keep their Rates
y poIat where the carrier giows rici,
nj the farmers grow poor. The Senator
lron Wisconsin, in that adm able
sprrh which left 80 little Tor others to
say, declared IL was not y contest be-
tween the Z lst and the West.
''Lss Us see. Against silver, az indi-
Gated by III. vote ON the Mathews seso-
lat,oa. are Nsx York, New Jersey, Nsx
Hampshire, Maine, Connecticut, Msssa-
chaslts, Vermont and Rnoie IslAnI.
Fur il every Western State bat Caliior-
MA, Michigan, OREGON; aud every South
ern state hut Maryland aud Delaware,
and all these are divided. The Senator
b night. II is not the EAs. against the
West. II is the Est sxainst the West
and South combined.
"It is tine wheat and corn and beef and
cotton III the country against its bonds
md gold; Its productive industries
against its sernmula,ions. Il 10 the men
who own the public debt against the
men who are to pay il, il 1t 10 paid Ut all.
1.-THE bonds Of the government are paid.
they will be paid bv the labor of the
cSuntry. and not by the capital They
~ exempt from taxation and bear none
d the burdens Of society.
"rhe alliance between the West and
he South is inevitable. Their interests
are mutual and identical With the re
novai OF the cause Of poli'icsi disseni,on
hat have 80 long separated them they
nust coalesce. and united will be in
vnciblc, and in asking the passage Of
his bill they are asking leas than they
vii ever ask again. When l reflect mp
On the burdens they have borne. the
srongs they have suffered, am aston.
ished nj their mo.ierz,i0o ~