The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-10

utIIiNtiotlN authority as we'll 0ctuanucu ny
the interests of she people, The present
attempt of the National banks to Force
the retirement OF United states notes and
treasury notes In order 10 secure n has =
for y larger issue OF their own notes. IL
illustrates the danger which arises from
permitting them to issue their payer rs
circulating medium. The National bank
note, being redeemable N lawful money money;
States note. which stands behind !, and
yet the banks pcrsls,ently demand that
these untcd states notes whech draw no
in,eres, shall give place to interest hear
Ing bonds n order that the banks may
collect the interest which the people now
save. To empower National banks to Is
sue crcuatng notes Is 10 grant value
able privilege 60 favored class, surrender
TO private corporations tho control over
the Volume OF paper money and build up
class which will claim vested 'Mcres,
In the Nations financial policy. Our
United States notes, commonly known IA
grcenhacks, being redcemahle In either
sold or silver at tho opt on OF the govern
ment aud not NJ tho ontion OF ths holder
are safer eni cheaper for the people than
National bank notes based upon interest
bearing bonds,
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
A dlgnldcd but firm maintenance of the
foreign policy first set forth ny President
Monroe and reiterated by the presidents
who have succeeded him, instead of orous-
ing hostil ~ abroad Ia the best guarantee
OF az lcahla Citations with other nations.
II is better for NH concerned sh,t the
United States should resist any extension
or nut2n,an nAtho.,N y, We WsSao ,,,
hcin hnhtre ruther u,an lnS,'' W ~,
alnunl mrLhuon winch Wpu'' n"e.sS", ~, "
,c,u" H''n Wy ave-, t",'' w ~, 80 w.
that portion or thr Americas which hns
been dedicated to republican government.
PENSIONS
No ,,t,o, o,r 49,, IN he un,ua, 90 rs
ao,ornnrs rho c,ro ~ ,hoae who have
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suffered injury IN 'he m'h'"rN OF ""N"'
service OF the country Il u slcrca duty 4
nation which uI.c tho Irnited stntns 70
los utN.n n Voluntary acrvlcc rather thnn
upon n large standing army adds TO lis
own security when IL makes rencrous nro.
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h,,n,n - ~ wv'eu -. r"" W. '"'9V ""' ave
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,.' 400 '''''.,' eel,,N wv" 80" 20
p ', y, Wv 'pr''u"'S, u ~ ''"'" am.'
producing clagscs OF society. since Tic
producers of wealth crente che pnt01's
prosperity In tina u peace and defend
the Nnuon's Tag m tmc OF rrrl MGR
,i,nI t,. ,by,s,a W. sta,a in n.fipri n,s,-
tons The drmarrat.c party has ever
found g vntirg .trrngih among those
Who are uroud 10 be known az thc cou.-
mon neorlr and rl~irca Itself to PRO
nosr And ona,., such Legislation aa is nc
rrae,rv 4, proioct the massrs In the free
eutnvnpn, ~ nrlr nst share, of the re-
vnrjs ~ mir labor
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Nun NN
desire TO give Hp"'"" c'p"''N ~
'ho p'ahN Wh''h i''o"'i'o""' F"''
lauon ~ u necessary |" S''"'' '"o
u..'"t.uh on ~ Vn,,an'S ,n,,,.,'.c MA
~, 'un"S'r w t'SH,ti,,sttn,, To- "a nav idr,
','i ~, ,s,i No cnurt
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" 'tr n,, ,,,,,sS"J ~ azure Tor nrhitra-
a. Ia ,bc ',,it,oaas r,n nat ronsonably
ohieci to the decisions rendered hv an
ilnPhitml trinuni, SuuM'f iaS ~ a,,,,r
c cS' ANY, ard ~ " r'rht To- nrotect uIcif by
courts nj arbitration against he growing
nronycnlcncc ana omnnI' no ~,
th,. .rt9, nrt"ftra of commerce ON the
one hand and the hborcrs who operate
them on tic other.
iMNllGRATION
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VIM" 'ne u''n"''"'' P'''' ~,
20 the country those Who come WIN iu''
for our institutions ava with the deter
minntion md nhIitV 10 contribute TO tho
STRENGTH and greatness OF our nation It
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