The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01
FROM QUO KAiNrUCK.

act. tae uuft OF value iu th6 United states
SHAH be the doIlaE, and tho same shah %
aud ous-haIf grains OF pure silver. nine
tontha nuc5 or I1Eeutg nve ana eight teutha
I gold, uinc-tenths nae. or issuel ia Uaited
states treasury b--is in d-aetni nations as
provided hereinafter, aud the said silver
I AAN 4oiu coins snall DC eau4ll9 lu4- leEal
I ecu4rr- dollar Tor dollar Tor al Deus r--p-
tic and PRIV tts. aud shall uo maintained on
q parity with each other and the United
States treasury hil-a upon the legal rntio
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?. int ths United statos treasury bills.
/ provided Tor bY ihls act, sh tll 5u OF demo mil
nations OF not less th an one slInr or more
shan one thousIn duiiarS and shall % 20 i'm
terC hang1bIe with si.v = or sold OF standard
value, ana she said Omitted states trt usurT
bills shall DC iuEat tenders Tor all debts,
public and private
a. I"at she pres snt laws and regulations
] siIiaFT silver olus snail be continued, and
tuat such coius shall b . legal tender Tor all
/ debts. public and private.
That uli god and riIv'r certIdcates and
treasury notes rUfofcra isauc an In cir
. und legal tenders for all debts, public aud
private, untll re -eonol as d rsinaf-sr pro
] Eided-
/ Th8t the secretary OF Jhs treasury sh tII,
/ each month. coin not less th tn fous un ions
{ Of dollars OF silver aud gold and ball lssus
| Unit states treasury bills 60 the same
! amount until tns mou"y volume for ctrcu-
/ lntoas above all required rraerve funds,
! sd tll reach CITY dollaEa Ter capita
g. That an absolute parity and Equality OF
{ v lue shall exist between ths two metals,
] q I'D and 1llFDrr Eleu eOlue D and the United
7 States treasury biilsi and that no preEiurus
/ appreciation or gain shall accrue 60 one
I alb, We the other, OF debuscmonts depreciH-
zion or uemouet zation OF one below the
] other, aud each shall be rec lvabie for aii
debts public and private
/ Q. That hereafter any owner OF sIIvor or
gold bullion amounting In value 60 ono
hundred dollars and upwards and suitable
] foF c6fnnge. may dep1sfr the aamo nt any
mlut oi the United States, 10 be formed Into
standard dollars, ami she owners Of said
bullion dCpnsitrd d for ooiu gH Ehall have the
option 20 receive coin, or 80 ecu vaicnt, In
United States treasury bii g. TO the fuA
amount OF thv coinage and said bullion
shall be subst quentiv coined
p. That the siIv. r or gold bullion coined by
thr United States gov nHeHt and p th act
shu be subject 20 the prracut existing laws
audreEulutioHs OF the mint service governing
the method for dett r.nInInE rHe amount OF
pure silver or prrG gold cuutalnsl therein,
and the amount of charges or deJuctions 90 !
be ma ie for COINAGE ana that the market ]
price OF said bullion shall be lis coin value. I
less the cost OF oIHage az the mint nc which I
g. That from and after the passage of this /
gce the treasurer of thG Unitcl states shall ]
redeem, from the neral cash ln th treus- I
"ry- uh la"tal pap ~ currency, o'lE note, /
gold ana silves cvrtIuCu.gs ava all paper i
aurrt ucy VIII -ch EhHI com into his poascs- {
sion subject co reue upttonf unh upon fhe ]
Cortihcu'e of the comptroller of ths currency ]
that sue n notes and currency have been I
received an des' r Eye J. and t1"t no new I
notes or similar currency " % be issued iu ]
their pIar @, r'!W burse uent OF tFulr am 'unt I
ia United states treas Iry bills " IiI be made I
to ths treasurer from an uUpro onrlatIou ]
hereby GRATED, 10 be lcnow1 as O gen raj re /
d,mpti0n account cover q into the are tsurv /
as miscellaneous re lem 1tI.u Tecci pts, but I
th1t a existing lawful Bapor surrcucv shall ]
remain legal lender TOR ALI debts. bile AMI /
priv. tH, unth redeemed by United @tgt'- 4
treasury bills
10. Th1t from aud after thc passage Of this I
act no Discrimination shalt be made be- /
tween indivIdualz or corporations IH con-
tructs for payments ln one metal exclusive !
Ivr TO the detrimeut OF the other th tt what
ever is accounted lawful money FOR one
American citizen shalt be equally so u"-
eouutud 60 another American citizen, and /
no preierenc shall obtain Tor 1a '-fr . or .
houdhuldrrs against artisans or niovHoItur=
gold and silver and Unite So t"s ire 'sary /
bills shall be equal interchH Manageable ana l
legal tender for all Gebts, public and private.
bDtweea AN C. items OF the United states
~. That no other money shall D . Issued lu
th Caired States than as provided for in
this act, and thD volume Of currency for cir |
culut- -ou shall be I-suud 60 the reap, ctiva
states umuosinE the American union upon
~, 80 ~, I -,,-..,l,7 H. ti-t+-,, 49, 80
treasury 10y state bonds therefor, that each
Et ti may share equally the wise prUvisioI |
CHOOSE ifs own manner Of disbursement Of
EuC same 60 thc people
i. That labor being thc creator OF wealth. 4
and cHp tai being tHe rcrrcsrtative ot fis
surplus earning tthc net annual lucr .a-0
OF national wealth or "r' sIduai Increment"
2 presenting both tho on~nigE- OF capital
and c Sc suvirE7 Of ltbar D Hud whereas the
v'IuTn7 OF eurTcnev, whether large oF small.
does not control the rate OF interest ui-
though wHHtovrr Interest iS pnll- b. whom
ry. and for wHat-v 2 purpose. eventual B
I- paid bv Irb1r. ther fore ia rate OF Int r.
est uust bs uationaIizod for f1e w lfaro OF
thc ~ hole people allowing O. tpirai 't= per /
aeutufu of usgry and labor Ita per crutuuI of I
interest equHIiy-tud "a national rate lu
g.f ma no -1.Ilt.r r1lta % ir.t 1-f z5II b..
authority of the UnEtcd states governments
a. the end that money NAV have its a. solutc
pile may LO its benenclarits upon equal
rms
i8 That ala czI ting contFac between tn
United states government aud bondh 'ldr1a
Of th- same, governing tHs issuing payment
of Investments on, and cancellation OF
souds- are matters subject TO conEresaio ionHl
IuZIsIasscu. ON Z are Ca no way changed 10y ]
tuo pg-sst5se OF this bill
a. Tuat whatever reserve funds Iuay be
necessary for the expo uans OF coud ct Hg
the various departments OF che EoTerllunent
and fuidtlng its ouliEutionss shall De lu ez- /
cess of the nfty dollars per capita VoIumr l
for cIrculau n, and said volume ahafl be
approximately maintained ut such mint
q. Inat a sum sufficient 60 carry out the
provis lons of this agt. is hereby npproprIa- {
ted olt OF any mo no iu the CnfteI States
treasury not othsratse ppsoprIar-d
H. That this act shall take II ct thirty !
days after ita pass Ee- and ulI laws % fIIlt
ing " igh tuu same are hereby repealed
This bill definitely fixes equal money
up1n equal terms for all the people. 4
such money has its fixed value, as the
half bushel measure has its guaranteed
quantity. Next and only factors that
can influence its value is The quantity
for circulation and rate OF iuterezt and
this is Drovid I'd tor also in this biiL
As IL now is. there IS money almost
absolutely free for some while 10 is
ma Ia by these conditions so dear 20
others that lfc's best energies and
abilities cannot buy enough Of it 90
procure ordinary comforts and make
our homes what the homes of freemen
should be, in enjoyment and culture,
tn peace and prosperity
Thin bill makes no eEceptious5 alloEvl
no better money for the boudholder
than the Plow holder, uni is without
Epeciul privileges for anybody IL f. in
accord with the spirit Of the supreue
law the constitution Il the United /
States. which declares that the hum
bIest citizen OF the American union
shall be equal TO the highest IN the
protection of his lie liberty and the
rights Of citizenship.
The present false financial system is
dividing the people into rich and poor
cIassss= helping the stronger and
shrswdzr aud opprsssing the humble Z
and honest It does this by special Z
privileges which only q few can operate