Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
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grles bullion uses the following strong
AMI truthful language;
"Rcl"f from the present condition
must come w annr way. either through
ficiblc revolution, ~ thrcugh "A change
IN policies uu the lines IT conservative
progrsS !, has been predicted thu
Mr.. Cleveland would l." the las, prrsi
den, ~ III" rni'~l Sislrr while III,
| prediction wAsa foolish one. we have
little dnhh that be- Will hr the lac, to al.
vra," ani pusur ~ i,,'s that brought
| upon the country IT. Irarut uuc"miut
ah.r situation lie has gwen It an ""l,.
jrci lesson" that rnuuM bc u'hrIW iar than
| prnttahlr IN the acquisition II wiHium,
/ fut u IL impossible Ia hrli.vs that after
the experiences 'hr country has bad u
will rrprN ~ mittnk"
! "Thr.r mug- 1T least ~. necessary iu
/ he done, and duur ,,uirk'y. IN ui,lcr t.
reverse the wh"cls ui r'trugrcssion
They are All enlargement IT the money
| volume, protection tn all uur substantial
/ i'''t'iH'i ~ ''iN' Wv lINhe wv 'NN'lFti''l
and enlarged. an! much greater rrs,rir
tluu II foreign immigration
~ silver ,p,ungr law tina, allows al,
holders II hullou To- ~ Ia the mints AMI
get d, co,u"d aud ,o pat ia" c"jn into cir
culatiuu the best they can, will 'ul,rg'
the volume II the cir, dating medium.
T. rrihly tua sufficient extent, and until
this b. tested !, r. not necessary tn liz
cuH- any other measure lrnking tu the rn
largrmrnj If the yulum"
"uur industries c,u uuly u" dnvrrslhr }
aud enlarged through ia" imIs'rrii"n 1t
such dutlrr ~ will r",urr our own
markets I" our u~u p"nrl" tn the "N,"n'
II .upplytuH our own wants 49, g. every
thing prarurahl" irt Va 'u pustu," such
la policy Will h" u guaranty against lie
plrtiuu ur our monetary resources to pay
aiVrrs" balances ut trad. u vii newt.
ably assure balances ia our favor b"raurr
~ pr"iurr much that European cuun.
tries must have, aud thereby rnlsrg" our
money volume SILVER ruinHg" will ~
open uur mines, aud protective duties
vii revive our manufacturing "stAhliHh
mru,y, aud both together will widen the
tar u,ld- 81 Ahur. aud give employment,
TO- the unemployed. Suliiricucy II money
All a'imuhtr enterprise. which, IN turn.
will XIV" opportunity f'r ia" Idlr To- work
"RrsiiIci"u ii Immigration will pfr
l., L. a "a
want, and whom "" dn nn' need II Will
relieve our working population from com
PETITION. aud protect ia" country agaiua'
bomb thr"wrrs, dyami,.rr. inc"ndaricS
and anarchists.
III congress had thu guni sens. to put
these policies into effective laws. relief
from the prrscn, distressed condition
would nu, br long delayed, and thcr
would b- no marching II uncmploye,
men upon the capital Ia petition for ~.
dress nf grievances. anil NO trembling
from fear ui resort Ia violence"
We hrlievr very large majority IL tn,
American people have been tor som,
\ years pas, earnestly in favor of all three
of the propositions laid down in the lore
, going extract. but through the macnn.
,ions AMI jusglery Of tn. money I"wei
the will Il the people has been defeated
AMI representatives "f both parties have
/, been made to vut" contrary tn the inter
/. este and desires of the men who elected
q them, but W. arr rapidly nearing the
poin, nj which forbearAnc. in such things
, will cease IA be virtue. and the masses q
the country will assert their sovereignty