The Irish standard., 1896-10-03
4 JUDGE MILL ET1El
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Gus ana contemplate defaMatton. g ~.
with the strong againSt the weak: Tor
fighting injustice; for labprinS lthough : N
an humble way) in the interests OF huma NJ
assaults Of the press as coonepicuouls
Just at present you figure, extensively nj
the newspapers as a champion Of the sys.
tenn of finance now. affecting the United
the preservation Of the single gotd stand
); You 5 g 99t sr :. ns'2 Il e stSs
Fen enter Poa ap os &c ses
5say sssoeasd st m G IL se
nor to mould public sentiment in favor OF
You Maac aim h higher. You announces Your par:
pose to be the enlistment upon Mark Ham
mas side OF the pending political .contross
the gospel bearing other and. less .preten-
eus titles They bye aEe &c 70 M
1 mefs etl Rssss but as bisheR ana
ana nse t kksty H Tey are are ali a anef yeaf
free Coinage. fair tariff and anti-rnonopo-
t Of Hon. NV William MCKINLEY IS the presl-
YOU and your clerical associates are In
teding, according to your deiectabie pro-
f. a nzae for Mh TASK e
ana en-, endeavor to listen upor our beloved
p paey. think that You viii Be met by. the
people of Minnesota in spirit similar 70
that which actnated Daniel aOiconInel T. IL
politico-clerical Influences, I'VE take our !,
religion from Rome, but not our politics, =. !.
c, Ys m pet es9 0 sas dts a hs
be mistaken NOW as was the Sanhedrim IN
the days Of Plate: Your special co.relig-
avs BEEN spfaye eS sess
that Tia have have distinguished the political history
!. Catholic Emancipation.
2. ,s The reform measures OF Ear' Grey A.
j. The extension Of the electoral fran
/. relief of dissenters from the payment
S. The dis-establishmen Of the Protest,
ant form Of religion IN rs,s certain en Roman
6: The 'GIads}onian measures for the
modification Of the land tenure In ireland,
a9a -! The re adni 81 81 Jews and intdes to
Many other Instances Of obstruction tor by BY
might be readily cited. forbear to dwell
with any emphasis upon the hostile at
tude toward the AMERICAN lea Reyoluf nf nna
lana In y the thirteen American colonies. a
mere reference is enough; ,,ao. ~ :oo into
polit ass he always excuses himself BY as,
serting that "a moral issue is involved"
So in this case you assert that the pending ,aii
It has to do with sound morals" You also
Intimate gently in the newspaper article
which HI that at t he csrE
pm Sssfs9t'a ana da9e,a p!eazsd
C defend f se os fsssz
Know any special use for the clergy
In making this statement, you imprledttg y
the the traditional monetary policy Of the fed 9,
eral government, as immoral challenge
this proposition. I am ardently In .fayor o. o.
by the act Of congress approved by George
Washington, as president Of the Inlte9
on thf sfe9Rd gay yta e.
Sse A. ap 3. 1854. deny thai my position Is
The be, 81 or systG n nned
States of America for 81 years. II was ter
minated by the adoption Of the single lgcld9
enacted enacted the statute bearing date. FEB. T.
K. IS. ISIS It was partially restored by the
act of congress (the "Bland- Allison act"l
aated reS a. Jan P 1$ s. is liz fdsra
congress adopted concurrent resolutlon
introduced BY Hon: Stanley - Mathews nhidH VS.,
claring that .ls>.
'All bonds OF the United States are paya-
bic In silver dollars Of four hundred and
twelve and one-half (412.5) grains, and that
to restore such dollars as a. tull legal tender
For that purpose is not In violation Of pub
lie faith or The rights Of the creditor
All bonds Of the United States now out
standing, have been issued since the pass
age Of that resolution. .
We now propose the full restoration OF
the system established In the year 1872 ana AND
interrupted In its operation in the year 1879
In this connection we claim: 49,.
/. That the demonstration of silver and
the subsequent resolutions. upon the. COIN
are Of silver have artiticially reduced PRICES
(s1cludinE the price Of silver hamrered
industry and commerce. fostereds plutocracy
2. That the restoration Of the monetary
system Of 1872 viii furnish! a remedy for
most Of these ills and mitigate them all;
that It will stimulate industrial develop
me1it, expand commerce, relieve the. pres
emit lamentable depression in agriculture
ana add to the gains of the tciler.
i. That the RESTORATION of the monetary
system Of 1892 las modified by the! act OF
iS3D Will re-estab1ish the pal ity of the pres
ant standard gold dollar and the present
standard silver dollar :. ~ +
Now. my dear sir, do not our claims
breathe a spirit Of Justice and benevelence
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