The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-10


was proceel.d with. Ii is as follows:
To the Congress Of the United States:
The existence Of an alarming and eyt.a-
ordinary business situation. inrolvif'- 1he
welfare and prosperity al atl "l;r people.
has cnn~t ralei mc 10 call tul..t her IN
extra session the peoples Representatives
in congress. Ia the sld that through "A y -
and patriotic exercise of the lrgi~la 5Hr
duty with which they -nl.ly ar. cIar- !.
present evil mas lie mtiratri and r#a-
ger, threatening the future may he
aNerted
our Einancisi pHsh,
is not the r,-gl; Of un,pwarI events. nor
of conditions related 20 our IA '!lu -
sources: nor i il traceahle to any Of The
Affections wLi"h frequently check naj jint.al
growth ana u'r>prliif, Nrn pirutrhH~
crops, with 4hiitdanr PROMISE .; re
nt,uer;,i iyc production aud lEarufactgrc
with unusual ffs itat!un to ~;..e investment
ami with 4ri.facforN a~~rIrance To bn-I.
nce- eitrrprl.". suddenly financial d-tr'r~t
aud fear has -pruHg up uu every
side Numerous mouegnd ln>El. 'lt .Ju-
have stI>p,alart sy,nrl~t abunAau1 a--..t-
were not Immediately available 20 nn'r,
III. demand If tir frightened dcp"~i,er~,
The surviving corporations and in6lNtl-
ual~ are content 10 keep il hand the
moncy the .rr usually aHsiol- to loan.
and thn>r ca-a4cd il legitimate business
are surprised tu lind that the -rcitri l"-
they offer for iuafl~. though h.rei nt"r" ~I:-
i-factnry. are un longer accepted. Na.H"~
supposed To be liked are fl~t becoming
couicctural. and loss and failure have III
vadel every branch Of business.
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