The Caucasian., 1895-11-21
INEDICUS" TALKS
ABOUT MONEY.
|s,,. On Civilization and The I'm
,ortance of Knowing Some
thing About 1t.

E-pCL Ou VI 'iA' "'S'N NHN "a" AL
,ortance of Knowing Some
thing About 1t.
Esr DESIGN OF THE BANKS
.n,iock- u to Confuse the People
4 K.sp Them Fooled The Question
.,pplc aud Ea-y Of fCompreb-n-ion- y
Co., Famous statesmen Have Said, and
s,,t Cleveland VIII DO.
|,,,I0 the questions with which leg
.lou deals, OF all that concerns the
fare and prosperity Of nations,
,. ,- ,rrater than the money ques-
L. Money, which is the national
.lum Jj exchange for property and
,mrt., lies at the
tgy rurN DArION OF CIVILIZATION,
4 i. most essential to prosperity and
grp.-. II - not only the greatest
,ror.liIllMiOn, the mi ghtiest factor
4, ,ord AND evil in the world, but il
Jmpir Gnd comprehensive in its
Lmrr that every person endowed
N common sense should find no diff
Toiy I'M understanding it. But il is
4, bu,iur-- Of bankers, shyloCks and
sary hangers
no CONFUSE THE PEOPLE
multiplicity Of words, and so
ythpurir, and twaddln that ordinary
nd. gyr up trying to comprehend
{aprial problems. BY holding the
p constantly before us, that money
4 simply u medium Of exchange crea-
/ by law, regardless of its material
Jrh confusion can be- avoided.
LEI u- next remember that all ma
N, make their own laws, and conse-
entity each makes its own money,
noW here in the wide world Is
re- such thing as international
Dpy. This last fact is Il most inn
&-rant one to consider when financial
pmrr- are
IRYING 10 DELUDE rHE PEOPLE
\ IN the idea that an international
N lprpucr j. n necessity before Con-
ss, deals with the reconciliation OF
pr. silver and gold have "A market
me- in the world, regardless Of any
prumcnt stamp, and as the bullion
each is the basis on which nations
piyp and exchange these metals in
*nmercIal transactions, ii is Il matter
NJ CONCERNS No OTHER COUNTRY
IN domestic currency is under con.
N Frat ion. What the United State.
III to- use ds its material for money
No business or concern of any Other
ion, aud only the bankers and shy
\, who, through government privi
p, manipulate the currency fO1
ir own individual benefit, are inter
I'd in knowing what Europe thinks
m ur efforts to remonetiZe silver.
n Auothcr theory. If paper money i
\ d enough To supply a part of a ma
1s needs, why is il not good enough
M supply all? Every paper dolla
VA ch this government ever issIIe'
ihouI n restriction clause, had the
SAME POWER As THE GOLD
M silver dollar and the only oppo
% rs found arrayed against the full
X tender greenbaCk were bankers
locks and money changers. Thei
4 Son for fighting II was self-interes
NJ a desire To rob the people, and thi
X is revealed in the notorious lIaz
"a circular issued in 1862, whicl
| ds without rival in the annals u
e ming raScality. Said this circular
| will not do to
|M 0w the GREENBACKS TO CIRCULAT
N &money any length of time, for W
Ia baukersl can not control then
E We can control the bonds, an
<fmgh them the bank issues"
he Hazard circular will ever stan
WyldeuCe of the most damnable con
uNty against our nations welfar
N prosperity ever known, and tn
I'm which have followed it's success
u scheme for thirty years can neve
computed or fully realized.
oyerty, crime, wretChednesS, insa II
and suicide are the Legitimate re
is of conditions created by tn
nopoly and manipulation of none.
any government which permits
81 fylleged class to control its currenc
k eventually
NrER THE THROES OF REVOLUTION
&M perish amid the ruins of its fol
IyN greatness.
4Xnce 1873, we have gone from ba
|Il worse, and the characterization I
I* er, which followed the destructiO
y. he greenback, marked an era in OF
adence that should stand as
N&ning for all time to come, an
pr should the fight for righte
N ngs cease until bankers and sh.
N Ks are
W SUORN OF THEIR POWER
urther euslave us by monetary lei
N mon. All the legislation that hi
" It's object the welfare of the mass
instantly opposed by the banks al
med arlstocracy, and when thu
IN 1862. that full legal tend
enbacks would destroy their pow
enslaye the people and rob indust
Is fruits, they sent their agents
lgresS, who, with the free use
aey, shaped legislation SO as to p
old millions into their pockets, a
that day to this they have
SrRoLLED ALL FINANCIAL LEGIsL
W TION
<&4 'llt themselves. A once free I
llc has been changed into mo
y IN fact, though not in name.
a IL q H., .xE a.
syndicate over our legislation
note few, even, of the impOrta
OF legislation for the last tbir
rS:
. aelng two exceptions" on I
enbacks in 1862, which was the $,
n. use OF their depreciation below p,
establishment of national ban
out which Salmon L. Chase, sec
OF the treasury under Preside
.'Oin, said: My agency in prOc'
We passage of the national ba
was the greatest financial mistake
l1e. 1t has built up mOnOp'
Affects every interest of the cot
40 should be repealed. But
Vhls can be accomplished, the p
viii be arrayed on one side and
THE BANKS ON THE OTHER
contest such as we have never $,
%H country
s are now just entering upon I
Iul contest. Mr.. Cleveland,
Iot The gold trust, vii recommt
us forthcoming message to G.
~ The destruction of all the gre
st silver certificates and all OF
Iper ", money issued by the COVE
land issuing gold bonds in I'll