The Progress., 1896-08-29

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ism as hog does about La,ir, ant
! whose knowle,lee Of ,hc financial or.s
ton Is liE.itcd to the returns OF hi,
hash counter. is seeking to c.yo hon
cs. labor from tho fifty cent dolla,
calamity. Some OF the arguments
| made in tho Times Herald arc very
amusing. especially 10 laboring men
who never see anything but silver
money, or its paper representative
Here arc O. few statements summed
up from articles in recent editions OF
the Iimes-Hcrald:
l. The present silver dollar IL only
worth b" cents.
2. One cent is the one Nunlrldlb Dar,
or do!l1r.
8. IL silver is remoncti2cd gold will
phfchaSo only onc-haf OF what it does
now. Arc You going to rob the money
owners!
4. The present silver dollar is worth
one hundred cents.
b. "'hc McAican silver dollar is worth
81 cents.
T. 1t takes two Mexican dollars to
purchase as much farm or other prod
"c's aS can DC houg"t ior one Amcri~
can SILVER 0o'laT.
T. INC Farmers and producers Of
AeAlco get hoehine for their oducts.
are 20" gong to McS'canlze Amcri-
can lah"r by voting for Bryan and
oeWali!
.. American FapC; money * now ac~
coptcd III England because the English
Know that they can pay ii back to
Americans for American products i'm
ported into England.
>. England accepts only one Kind of
American money and that is gold. We
must maintain the system that will be
receivable in England in payment for
lmportatlons from chat country.
10. The Wilson bill inlportations
from England are running American in
dustries. We do not want r,ug,ish
made goods.
II. American laborc"s arc coffin.
$3.50 a day.
12. There arc sixteen men ia ovcrv
one job given out all ovc,. ,b, coun,r,.
10. Mexico is enioyirg an era of nm
precedcnted prosDeritv 0his s,innca !,
a dispatch from the CITY Of Mexico in
Ieferancc to the recent election,
II. Wages in the United States orn
sustained by trade unions.
10. II silver is remonetized the pay
OF iaOor VIII be the last to rise to meet
the nc" condition Of high prices.
uIoitor hohlsaat KNOWS in his heart
that laDor viii be the first to reap the
oehehts OIL high prices. Organized lab
VI IS tle foundation OF society. Until
IL makes q move all other things re-
"a'h Ill aoeyahcc. 1t is only unor-
san'zed iaoor "a small quota) that will
De enec'ed ny a sudden rise of prices,
"nu 'ne,l oh1S sllghtly|.
~ ~ Laooier = - oenseiy ignorant.
N' La 10 100 intelligent and TOO
,o,,es. 70 accept TWO dollars for one
"o''al "of'h ol work. Labor is for
''",'' 'n'ncs'
49, .'"'ess arc earning from 81 to
V' " '"s' Aney 10 not want the pur-
CHASING power Oh thelr wages cut in
'"o' "S "o"'u oe tne case under free
s''e' coinage. Answer:
Yes. printers are getting from IS to
s. day---thanks to the International
Typographical Union, the strongest
labor organization in the world. The
union raises and lowers it's scale of
wages to suit new conditions. Double
the circulation of the currency and
there would soon be rise in the print
ers' wage scale, If tho resumntior of
free silver coinage could in anv wav
harm the International Typographical
Union or any other union. the Times
Herald would be preaching free silver
lust "a enereetical,y no Il 10 nav ad
vocating gold monomotalllsm.
19. All the semiciyilized countries in
the world are On a silver basis,
20. Semicivilized Turkey shou,d no
wiped of the man. Turkey is a yold