Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-02
ORGANIZED LABOR'S DEMANDS.
Free Coinage of Silver and the Restoration OF
the Money of the Constitution Wanted.
Some Solid Facts for the Workingman.

and all Producers and Toer through
IN view Of the General distress now prevailing throughout the country
and which will continue until remedial leg
Fsosn and When in naSa 2eeG Of D ng 0a aP g @
for united action on the part Of
respective platforms of principles Of our several oan
opinions that brought about this
aIon OF things lnaSnueh as the Leading th % o
examinations nave placed one OF the T rom % me G %
policy OF Washington jefferson and Hamilton and the substitution 0F
advanced American allies the undersigned officers Of industrial
spng the precious metals enacted in country foundation
yourselves portion such g
Nom e and 0y b P or no the shred anp Of our
finances fow the result Of their work largely help
gnons condemn $500 bushels of wheat 5000 pounds Of cotton was the
annual pay nor Gd a and S 6 s @
bushels $4,000 pounds would have paid the salary
pounds proportion is with all other fixed sal
Was such legislation just? Was honest? Does it. not necessarily oT
failure 10 procure reasonable prices for hr causes the manun
E hundreds thousands Of operative are thrown cut employment
bling them prices purchase the neessa or
everyone that the striking Gown Of onh the
ter for capitalists control and manipulate and that tOi obtain money
mney-shars by contracting the
wou' " they be guilty 9asB crime? We only say in reply look
mnban4e there ia meat in the refrain from Val Street: DIG
ON e osr die: the IgatT 1e button I that we press will do the
coinage under the constitution recommended by
gold silver the silver dollar
In 1887 the mint Jaws were revised gold
anenhs meal and
oy silver grains to the dollar remaining unaered viz
ms Jaw established or present ratio of16to1
In august 1865 the pubic DEBT which grew out OF the war reached ITS
was not pay an IN go mo d O T6e neest on the 515 was mad
money rounding coinno gold coin but coin either
bonded debt also made payable in COIN
In @ the '2doTq OF coin T1 by 5 se @ en .y y
payable in either gold silver of the present ratio at the oon not Of the
All the acts passed since the close
the bndhoe and against that Of the producers and toll
witness the GROWING blow all In
AyOmcer and Coinage Of the United States was
The bill pa7posely omitted
dollar.
were ps 5aTnoDefzed and the worlds volume Of ultimate redep-
the discovery Of the i me Of 878 CONGRESS passed what
BLAND bill This bill vetoed by President Hayes John
Sherman being S AIRY the Treasury and Co9g ad a 0 over
the The act OF 1878 added to our volume money over oo
A of 1873 This law further increased our volume OF money
Under the Bland and Sherman s5OOOOo
added volume Of As all rejecting men are agreed @ the
ton as condition tn god standard had had
present insufficient volume OF money were & billion dol
The Sherman bill adding millions the Of the
1 fbe 5a American aes aRd although The or Representatives,
5 The gn3est Efforts aver wi messed in behalf Of The producers end
so great that people temporary defeat
to the diaboi gold standard policy DO
about it? Submit to- ubjusaan or dem Ind in no qne rial tones me I'M
NIT to njustc recommend the adoption Of
the following resolution;
the immediate return to the of the
the present ratio IS the eoin both metals to
tender for all debts public and private as before the fraudulent
of the national debt time OF and the
ear time"
f'S"V'' 7 r SOVEREIGN