The Penn's Grove record., 1896-08-28
WHITE SLAVERY
in America.
A LIFE DESTROYING CONSPIRACY.
A French Revolution Breeding

1UI6e Wteho dsO NhCh y S"AhS SS'
for free silver on the following Monday
morning we received the following:
CITY NATIONAL BANK.
Salem, n. j., Aug. s, 1896.
"Mr. VIM. A. Summerill, Please re-
move our advertisement from your pa
per and send us the bill for the amount
to date, and we will remit, and oblige,
Yours Truly,
BIDDLE HILEs, Cashier.
We will give some Of the probable
causes for this. In the same issue we
quoted from Mr.. Sibley as follows: II
want to emphasize it, that the little fel-
low worth from $4,000 up to a million,
or so is not meant when we refer to the
money power. He is by no means to
feel himself included in the money
trust, which has this nation in its grip.
He views with too much ogOtism his
importance" Could he have gone off
~half.cocked before seeing this or includ-
ed himself in either? We grant neither.
He has only a pint of grist to put in
to the mill of the money power, which
has been grinding the producers and
consumers of this country remorselessly
for 20 years.
Could there have been a dream OF a
shower of free silver as was forced on
one smart banker once by another in
settling accounts. We grant there was
no expectation or knowledge of such.
We have been reliably informed that
1t has come from Senator Quay's close
lieutenants that the banks will be as.
sessed S., 200 for a political corruption
fund. AS there are 300 banks that
will make a magnificent fund of SlS,-
500, 900 to buy up the whole nation to
saye the im%Pecunious bankers from be-
ing deprived of issuing the currency, as
the Democratic platform says:
"Congress alone has the power to
coin and issue money, and President
Jackson declared that this power could
not be delegated to corporations or in
dividuals. We demand that the power
to circulate as money be taken from the
national banks and that all paper mon
ey shall be issued directly by the Treas
ury Department, be redeemable in coin
and receivable for all debts public and
private" That is the n cause of the
bankers opposition to Mr.. Bryan. We
cannot grant that a small advertise
ment soliciting business from this sec.
tion was an act of economy when there
are $2S, 0S4.54 surplus and undivided
profits on hand, to meet that emergen'
cy.
Some years ago'James Buell., Secrs.
tary of the National Bankers Associa'
tion, sent out the following
NATIONAL BANKERS CIRCULAR.
"Dear Sir:-It is advisable to do al
in your power to sustain such daily ant
weekly newspapers, especially the ag
ricultural and religious press, as viii
oppose the issuing of greenback papel
money, and that you also withhold pat
ronage or favors from all who will no
oppose the Government issue of money
Let the government issue the coin, ant
the banks issue the paper money of tn
country for then we can better protec
each other. To repeal the law creating
national banks, or to restore to circula
ton the government-issue of money
will be to provide the people with mon
ey, and will, therefore, seriously aztec
your individual profit as bankers an
lenders. See your Member of Congress
at once, and engage him to support on
interest that we may control legisla
ton"
In 1862, a confidential circular wa
issued by an agent Of European cap
talists TO American bankers, and th
Santanic production is known as
THE HAZARD CIRCULAR.
slavery is likely to be abolished b
the war power, and chattel slavery DIES
troyed. This, l and my Europea
friends are in favor of, for slavery
but the owning of labor, and carrie
with it the care of the laborer; Will
the European plan, led on by England
is capitals control of labor, by contro
ling wages. This can be done by cor
trolling the money, The great del
that capitalists will see to it is mad
out of the war, must be used as a mea'
ure to control the volume of money, T
accomplish this the bonds must be use
as a banking basis. We are now wall
ing to get the Secretary of the Trea:
ury to make this recommendation t