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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

crime ty his f.opdsnlen having restored
the amount stolen-
This psse ticv Is not conhned to cieye
land. bot - fast becoming universal
An example. On a smaller scale. sas ses-
terslay presented IN the police esurt Of
this city Something Ike two years ago
an analogous case sas furnished IN the
treasury department
u. this business shall he permitted 10
20 On. the punishment q thieves. en-
bezzlefs and forgers viii he made 10 lie
pend on the ability of themselves and
friends 10 buy liberty. When a man
commits a crime be does violence 10
society. No individual or corporation
has the right 10 compound that crime
by settlement or refusal 10 prosecute.
Ii Is tie law that is outraged and the
las must DC permitted 10 exact restitu.
ton OF the fabric II our civil liberties
will be torn into shreds.
Shall tho man who deliberately and
maliciousIy steals be exempted from
punishment through the Intervention Of
friends while the friendIess thief who
steals coat to keep himself warm is
hustled of to a fifteen year term in
prison.
The scales ~ justice are said 10 he
held by blind goddess; but how often
the glitter Of silver pierces the hood
wink and permits her 10 distinguish
between the rich thief and the poor pur-
lolner II necessary food and raiment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

Hos fusion between the democrats
and fopaiist-. broug III aboatupon Judge
Adsii b Larry" Carroll and James T.
Mcbride can DO an element u strength
b. the judge Is difficult to understand.
fesisn Is now unpopular with both
democrats and populists. except those
seeking Office. Who are under pay. and
when brought about hy such men. Is
likely % he doubly So
Larry Loot several hundred demo
Gratis u the very best element in his
party. when candidate FOR police Judge
in i-si. Mcbride. candidate for prose.
cutting attorney in isSu. likewise lost
several hundred of the beat element -
the republican party. and when candi.
date before the republican convention in
lsxa. fpf the same Office. got one vote.
and could not secure the vote of tho
delegation Il bis own ward
Iris needless 10 comment 90 the reason
FIR the lack q strength Of Carroll and
Mcbride. and the reason why Mcbride.
shortly after the republican county con-
vention q ls53 became populist.
These men cannot fuse or traffic away
the rnost desirable elements Of any party
they assume 10 represent Fusion don't
20 this year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
HIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

The task Of making men temperate by
law is full OF difficulty. Nay, it is futile
and impossible. whether they be red
men or white men; and. on the average.
drunkenness Is as great proportionately
in nominally temperance rural commu-
mites. drinking only cider, as in
New York itself. with lite thousands of
liquor aud beer shops.-New York Sun.
There is no longer any raison d'eire
for the American marine. lie should
now disappear as completely "a have
mcgalichthyosaurians from the seas
upon which he once under totally differ.
ent circumstances 80 CALAMITY served
his country.-New York Herald
The action IL the last congress in
cutting down the salaries ~ the assist
ant secretaries 81 600 after itself spend
ing over billion dollars II the public
funds was worthy ~ that aggregation ~
statesmen. Louisville Courier-Journal.
II drinking men are 10 expect no
fayors from the Cleveland admlnisirs-
ton the Missouri soloneis NAV as we'll
pack their gripsaeks. MI their hap
pockets and take tbs first train for
HOME Chicago Tribune.
Some 81 the sroils hunting congress.
men announce that they are tempted To
leave Waehingtcn and abandon tho
chaee. That would be an excellent
temptation b supcumb to.-Sew forz
World.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

King oscar ~ Sweden is very
simple minded man Mica he vent 10
sse the pope he kissed the holy father
on both cheeks. such q salute WAS
quite irregular. hong usage having es-
tahlished the CUSTOM u kissing ONLY the
popes hands. This rule MAS only
brokea once. IA the case II the late pom
tltf. by president II the United States.
General Grant simply shook ham hoy the
hands and said, How do you 10, sifs"
General Wade Hampton. though IS
years u age and - badly manned AS 90
need crutches TO enable him 10 get
around. is one II the youngest. snsppy
and loyial men In public life. lie hes =
boys heart In rusty old body.
A beautiful memorial window hss
been placed IN the congregational church
at Shorcham. VI. by ex.Nice Pfesi-
dent Lew II. Morton, In memory II his
father. Daniel q. Morton. who Was pas
tor there for many years
August Emma. the young Danish com
poser. " ho has been having brilliant
success in Berlin, is tho son II q shoe
maker. and was himself brought up 10
the bench. lie has produced several
works.
Mascagni. the famous Italian COM
poser. was the lion OF Berlin during his
recent visit 10 that capital. German
papers say be signed his name for auto
graph hunters more than Zoo times.
Gardiner c. Sims. an electric engine
builder II Providence. may get the
democrat nomination for governor Ut
Rhode Island this month.
Tesla. the electrician whose researches
have lately attracted 80 rnuch attention.
was employed in the Westinghouse
works in Pittsburg.
Bishop Ryan Of Buffalo will be ESQ.,
coo richer IL the will Of John Murphy is
allowed to be probated to the exclusion
OF distant relatives.
Oscar Browning the provost Of Kings
college. was the first Englishman 10
cross the Alps on tricycle..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

Ore - the meet alarming svi.s = TIE
present times - to general prsefioo n
dnixri ~ ~ sn,bvlaaals sr.i corpora.
sioHs - compromising crifaes = saryins
rsagritsrie Th@ mernlnSs 3..ratshes
t.stf - arvs = The settlement = as
eutezRleaeut ca~e 81 Cleveland q II
etieh the eaernaes sam q sanpoo j.
iuroiv-.i
Il erresra hat ~ stfy tfrasaFsr sssis
atoaf = n'sllion doiisss Tia ti.eft ga.
discovered srs be sesi = Earsee lie
t'esipner FRA ks8 aiga tnsihsr aad ton,
re.ie8 ban o si.vsrsr ~ s.fsen s.sssr
.sss rkfss~nf 80 ns.ls AID he = ao~
fs-s - r~taru and .ake W a.. r-~lssvnre
IL CievsssnsL hssse esmaranssel hia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
THEATRICAL. TOPICS.

The acting - Esther Gerber in The
Shadow Detective Is az once the best
portrayal of selfish. evcn desperate am
hilton IN woman seen on the local stage
this season. She has a remarkably
good voice. and its sfecly coldness Is
used g. the heef advantage in The scene
in the Italians den Miss Desmond
has an impressive face. soulful and sym
pathetic. but her VOICE II not strong
enough % reach the demands - her
part She il a wiusome woman. and in
: quiefer role would re effective. The
shallow Detective will be given tonight
Tor the last time The balance ~ tho
week viii he given over 20 After Seven
Years"
The piano fund - the Woman's auxil
iary n the Y VI G. A. will DO swelled %
large proportions By the tine entertain
meut planned fr March ~ Some ~
the attractions Vili H. Gymnasium OK
hihitiou with living siataary. under al
rection u \. T.. Garland: military drill.
Company ~. Capt ]. a. Boon. Mrs n.
N Davis. eoleist. Miss Maud Hughes.
harp @olo,st. Weber qnzrtef. srngs. Her
man Pupke, sielin; l. A. weiienstein.
piano
The long booked Or appearance =
fssfie Collins - doe tonight Miss
Heivetf.T With the pretty Girls ard
romantic Mrs. Garter. vii - seen IL
The Powers this evening ~ one q tha
largest audJeorss. iu,igiag ifem TIE 81
vance sale n seats. ~ the seasen
Ifs sad Webster IN 4 nreess Tine
have net sifh = royai etisx,ne 81 Tlv
frl..s Ih. .........- ....-. ..t4..... 49, .......
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
WAND rrckErs.

Frofn perusal n the democrat ward
tickets nominated last evening any re-
publican wiii - convinced that they
arr atoGe the average run ~ democrat
tickoss aud that they represent the in
tsllizeucs and the enthusiasm OK the
party.
Il therefore remains for the repub-
can ward caucuses % exercise extra
ordinary Discrimination and discfetioa
Ia selecting candidates 10 stand against
this formidable array. There are weak
re<ses in the democrat tickets which
viii develop before the election is held.
but such Weaknesses should encourage
repubIicans 70 select the strongest men
In every ward that the democrat defeats
may be made emphatic.
To measure tho strength of ward OPP
posing forces the nominations should 20
% men Il experiences in business.
Wherever the democrats have nominated
inexperienced Young men, the republic
aus vii 30 vel Il they shall set aside
the personally ambitious a. name men
u standing. AMI. r To~sible. owners ~
property. Such policy carefully pur-
snei sill bring representative citizens 70
The trout. and for The time beirg obscure
the poiiticians
The recssr,i = the present republican
council = - clean a. hounds tooth
The business - the city has been dis
patched Ia a manner 81 creditatle that
the ~piid men - he city are unwilling
o. make a change. II the republican
eaacnses viii zcep the record q the
present veanel IN mind. they will
namsnate practical. conservative busi
ues@ m~n 3. soccesa che men now &C
rnpyiu1 $3.50 IN she ccnncil
81 s teliessl shat sneh rominafioua
will ttsrac, she roaaicree = the tar.
payers - thfn sai 4, FAR g. sres, =
vle1.,ry from fha democratic. who have
noninefed she besi esf8 iie sta t..s~ss.le
sith ne rlsfsriai ~ cowu.os
1t repali,saEs ~ csrsfu mighfy
-araftrI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The tariff is a tax, gentlemen. The
burning issue of last fall is still burning
with more intense heat. Let's settle
the tariff before it settles us, and let all
the other minor issues Of currency. etc.
be relegated IN the rear till the tariff is
settled and settled right. The presi-
dent is democrat.-Adrian Press.
England puts forward little Japan TO
pull it's chestnuts out Of the fire in the
Hawaiian matter. and the Cleveland
administration stands idly by to witness
the act. The uphoiding and extension
Of the American flag is no great speciality
Of the present regime at Washington
Battle Creek Journal.
A number OF Ohio legislators had front
seats at the Knockout given in Colum-
bus the other night. and now they are
seriously investigating IN see whether
shadows OF the state capitol.-Detroit
Free Press.
Germany alone will make exhibits at
the worlds fair aggregating $li.0O0oO0
in value. This item will make one good
pointer indicating the completeness and
rare interest OF the big show planted SO
near our door, uskegon Chronicle.
1t is said that Bayard is booked for
the English mission. He may as well be
buried there as anywhere. for there il
nothing deader than Thomas Francis
Bayard.-Saginaw Courier Herald.
When ex-President Harrison was out
duck hunting last week he said he
hardly dared fire his gun for fear IL
hitting Chicago Observation-Disclosures
Telegraph.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

~ - 81 -. i.
sers rsz<l n.sef f.etsrr u Al H. f.ns.-
sslsurzs. bal tl.e n.s,es hakk scsur f.esn
,Isachfs.d a. tte, .l.,slla ID. Tie pfloe
e ifun - very 80 sna fke nlArlet =
dead: huf tl.e price .as.r,oa TAI Ans
lN.~ "a, and ! oo.bt 4 ~e shall steF srs
q ans clan1I~i Soma 1Fr4lics x iton-
hN~etef. are 1rineing Tai prlce. feu
might h supposed - knoe fhst there u
10 either arrlcis TIC ,,rsce n bich = -
VARYING a. that Il ir1n. Eves, fhing he
lsnlls aron the Ellne and the qualify a
orr Some g,ig ifon cannoa H. .iisg,fsed
q Al any prioe and ether grades sfe
hard - procure fils demand a - great
o. a. -,
90 : y nc 1870
~ az i'e..1o s.s'> - faeSi =. re
-, - se'-.,.rs re - -s'e'.t'i's
~, - - '-.-' nc s..', -. go -
~ - a. i"'- 1.'''4'' An-'s.'@' '''@'''s'
Mr. r. O. FSIer. Mis- fllcr. Nr~ c A..
Mathews SIC and Mrs. ~. "a Nent1 n
Aanistsc we're goo<ls ia The Noriou ses
lefda,.
g. ". -.
r's,. m" IA 80 - n.f'n
-. - So a-n !" 49," if'"i
lsa' 1'''eA's'A ~'s''''sss ~'' - '~eeh'
NoRro~-H- n. Peck. hnlanazoo: A.
y. Marsh. A.llsgan, J. IS Nhitchts.
lonlA; Nrs. l.. e. Fi.sr. Miss fller.
Manisfee; y. q. How. Lansing, J. L.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

III. G. Lonnt. the ticket clerk - "a. C.
s. a NJ. road. changed with cmbezzle
ment. will be examined April 4.
David CanfreAl jackson mar. Was
murdered in Chicago boarding bou,e
Saturday night.
Fred Taylor. Briffon youth. has
been sentenced 10 Ionia Tor ninety days
for stealing e.
The next reunion a the Eleventh
Michigan cavalry viii he held IN Cha.
cago June B 10 To-
Fr. Martel. the French priest ~ rs
canada. died suddenly IL heart disease
Monday.
Samuel Sponsella 81 Bay City has lost
part ~ his face. Bitten by vicious
stallion.
John Winshop. brother ~ the wife -
Governor Rich. Was buried 81 Llba zee
tcrday.
Uncle Sam will purchase land ~ Nor.
roe 10 establish permanent sho-stins
range.
An unknown insane man died IL the
East Iawas jail Monday night
HilIsdale wants a new court honse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
KILLED AT THE CROSSING.
o. J.. henmer Meets Death on the
Waterloo street Tracks

q. +. kenmer - Lima. Ohio. Was
killed at the Waterloo street crossing az
10 ociock yesterday afternoon hy g.
L. = !. switch engine.
The circumstances under which he
met death were peculiar. In company
Nth Charles l.. Grlnneli Mr.. keInmer
vas driving eouth On Waferloo street
The gates az the crossing wire up nnd
they fappe~etl tie SAY was clear. Iu.f
before they reached the track The signal
operate, motio0e.i them hack At The
same time the rear e freight tram
came IN view. Tie horse as frightened.
ard Mr.. 3rinneif turned bin o. ia
right into tho narrow raaI that lsals
alongside thn track g. Campau street
NJ kemsner. eyisienflv fearing RIM
avs. jumped from the csrfiaEe - fae
track ~ tae eanaa Instant the
train struck h.sn and knocked hin
doxn. fa- wheels t,a.-snx aser
the uHfer PORTION - b. legs
Tbs lower fs'rfion - Tie unfrisrsfe
ngsn's bt<ss sac ffizb,fulig mansissl. BE
clothes we're tern g shresis sr3 be teai
ent sci bftlert Tfn anlisisner Sc
called - isks him e ~ Msss hseEstsl.
lat he dteli "a the way TIE hely 49,
faken g. Ehtrryman'a ua.fsrtskinE -.
fstiishmfat ard tts ffisn4s = TIA -
reser.a weIv afifei n hr7ar1t7 eas
81 YEAR Z ~ sr3 ~ = efe aa5 1re
chsd >ethleN taf i~en fesri fVni
the rriatlt~s - fAs .ieea caar A. sasa
hnaf lasf q 3ht
faeaes hrsilsA ~ hall 81 n4esat
- rcaes fhie sffefa.~so
NJ. hesas..f reass g. tAse ELS Tses
ssy nssbt sssi reeses~s~i - S~eefe VI
49, s.<esai axsssf o. tbe CoSQef Pre-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

Mrs. koikham Terribly and Perhaps
Fatally Scalsicd

Mrs. Kolkman, residing at the corner
~ Hall street and Grandville avenue.
net with a fearful and probably fatal
accident yesterday afternoon In at
tempting 10 lift a boiler Of hot water
FROM stove. she slipped in such l. man,
ner that the hot water scalded her rom
her chin to her feet in shocking man
her. The scalding is 80 bad that the
skin on the right side 81 her entire body
pealed OF when ter clothing was re-.
moved. DIR. III. T. Iocher was called
and did all be could 10 relieve her SUI
fcring. but as she il in delicate condi-
ton. II Is feared that the scaling will
result fatally.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

IL the pins set up in the caucuses last
night are not knocked down by the con
vention tonight the democrat city ticket
will read about this way:
For Mayor-lIon. l. NJ. Turner.
r. o.. .a..I William Shinkman.
TOT wy '''A- William j. Sr.roat.
For City Treasurer-Wiliam +. Hake.
For Controller--Leo A. Caro-.
For Marshall-William Bragg.
Board of Review. III. Gin.
Judge Superior court-E. A. Burlingame.
OK course this slate is subject TO
change without notice. but The HERALD
will be greatly disappointed il the con-
yention breaks il with smash. On the
side: The head Of the ticket is 80 much
stronger than the balance that il might,
not inaptly. be termed a tadpole ticket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
.ss concludes vita ths fOliosing state

board sonchad~s With tia folioxing state
1lsnt
1hls reported les ioss not tnelaee al the
set,lal pecunlary los oec4ssonsd - the
issaaifies sho~n "a this tabs, hssea1-s u
sry many instances -eers ho1-us. osrns
ard eihss property acre destroyed TIE loss
tass ast Fsported.
There we're thirty one casualties re
p.oElsi BY health officers during the year.
a which neither dates n occurrence nor
ether details we're gwen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

IL proof that The Democrat would be
better than its party is the fact that it
published list Of names for mayoral
honors. the chief feature Of which is
that not one Of the number named has
the remotest prospect Of being nomi-
mated
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

TO-DAY, the great annual
contest between Oxford and
Cambridge Universities take
place upon the Thames course
between Putney and Mor,lake.
This is the 5Ist race since
1920. and the 4Srd contest over
the Putney : Mor,lake. 4 mile
course first adopted in rs4s.
Oxford has won ~ and Cam
bridge 3 of these races between
Soar crews. and the event is
one Of paramount aquatic in
terest in England.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

HAVING considered the subject Of JUS
tees salaries in the light Of common
sense the senate reduced the amount 20
sl.200 and passed the bill. 1t will be a
law ia time TO avert the election Of a
justice. Like action on the bill abolish
ing the superior court would save the
expense of printing tickets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

WARS the matter with the Tenth?
Can il be that Bender or bust has
been accepted and shifted to the latter
alternative. Sergeant Webb should be
detailed TO get the Tenth into line.
Such going's-on presage disaster to the
police combine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has expressed
the conviction that the pension list is
imposed upon by INSCRIPTIONS mendi-
cants. He has great aptitude in the
selection Of words TO ridicule the vet
erans
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

War will be a new ard novel feature
in local politics is the patronage Of the
advertising columns Of the opposition
press by leading candidate for a high
Office ON the city ticket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

4r.nnt.l,e.n cry convention xsi - held ia
th@ Lincoln riob rton1s saturday evening.
Nansh ~ - - sclask. Tor naming a etfy com
m.tfes fur aofn4nstinx esntihtafcs foe clfy offt
cer- sad ~ the Transaction - such other ouSl
nrss - mas property % Considered.
~ order ~ ths refubiiesn cstf committee
DWIGHT GOe-. Chairman.
tiEssoE CLkPFkxrJx, Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

II Judge BurIingame shall have
valkaway in tho convention. he will en-
counter runaway at the polls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

AFTER the prospective democrat can
didate for mayor shall make Turner
two he will find that come White demo
Gratis are decidedly oil color.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

THERE was any amount Of spirit mani
tested in tho democrat ward caucuses.
1t wasn't non partisan spirit. either.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

DrMocRAT federal Office seekers are
not numerous among the delegates.
They will appear as proxies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
WEATHER BULLETIN.

wssniScroS. March 81 TOR Lower
Michigan. snow during the afternoon
o. evening; northeastrrly winds, colder.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-08-25
1t surprised Them.

The Sioux City Journals Washington
correspondence reports that a Pennsyl-
vania congressman surprised the gold
bugs last Friday by making a speech in
favor of free silver. 1t has been thought
that no eastern democrat or republican
would dare defend the peoples money
under the eye of the administration whip.
Eastern men are beginning to take cour-
age and Wall street howls in rage. Here
is the item from the Journal:
The voice of the east was heard for the
irst time in the house today in favor of
the free coinage of silver. The speaker
was Joseph c. Sibley, a new member
from Pennsylvania, and his speech was
the sensation of the day. Mr.. Sibley is
the only member Of the keystone state
who is opposed to placing the United
States upon II single gold standard and
who is firm advocate of bimetallism.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-08-25
A Few Word. to MY Comrades.

In Cleveland's first Administration the
Union Labor party was growing so rap
idly, owing to the pressure Of the times,
that both old parties became alarmed at
the falling off OF their members. The
leaders OF the two parties met In New
York and held three weeks consultation,
devising plan to check the growth of
this Union Labor party from their ranks;
ut last the plan for Mr.. Cleveland to issue
an order to return all the Confederate
flags that had been captured. to the South,
and after they saw they were getting all
the Union soldiers of the North back
into the republican party, that the demo-
Gratis of the South had stopped desertlng
their party, Mr. Cleveland countermand-
ell the order and the democrats voted
their tickets straight and the republicans
the same, which checked the growth of
the Union Labor party, and the result
was, the republicans elected Mr.. Harri-
son under promise that times should
revive, but each Administration leaves
times harder at its close. Then comes
the Peoples party with platform and
principles for the benefit of all wealth
producers. All the labor organizations,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-08-25
THE HAZARD CIRCULAR.

In 1862 an agent OF European capital
lists sent the following confidential
circular to American bankers:
Slavery is likely to be abolished by
the war power and chattel slavery de
stroyed. This, and my European
friends are in favor of, for slavery is but
the owning Of labor and carries with il
the care of the laborer, while the Euro.
pean plan, led on by England. is capital
control Of labor. by controlling wages.
This can be done by controlling the
money. The greal debt that capitalists
will see to il made out CT the war, must
be used as measure to control the vol
ume of money. To accomplish this, the
bonds must be used as banking basis.
We are now waiting to get the Secretary
Of the Treasury to make this recommends
alton to Congress. It will not do to allow
the ''greenback,' rs it is called, TO cir
ulate as money any length Of time, for
we cannot control them. But we can
control the bonds and through them the
bank ISSUE"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-08-25
THE BUELL. CIRCULAR.

''Dear Sir: 1t is advisable to do all in
your power to sustain such daily and
weekly newspapers, especially the agri'
cultural and religious press, us will op'
pose the issuing OF greenback pape,
money, and that you also withhold put.
ronage or favors from all who will no,
opposd the government issue OF money.
Let the government issue the coin and
the banks issue the paper money OF the
country, for then we can better protect
each other. To repeal the Inv creating
national banks or to restore to circulat'
ion the government issue of money will
be to provide the people with money and
will. therefore, seriously affect your in
divjdual profits as bankers and leaders.
See your Member of Congress at once
and engage him to support our interest
that we may control Legislation.