Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-07-03
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v AND CIRCULATION.

;rc. = tAe amount VI SN'
A few a"S: - about $24. Recently the ID
aplta was g,a at sa,', There has been con-
mount 10 s, :.s,e Of bout three dollars anu
raction Oh 'ne 80, The re is a general hoard
With the contrac''1A' houses. 1t will be
ng by the large O' .;de difference between
Observed ' n:..u1at;on We IN light nave s5o PEI
,apita issue, and $40 circula''o ,s;uess and the
,ot;on that gives vitality to ou the principle
oo,d conspirators we'll understand oseIv create
60 well, indeed, that they P'' ,;rou1at;on at
s+r;roencv by withdrawing IRON 1,;no nr;ces.
sa+ times producing panics ana "a roverr,nent
I..t now the banks and genera oot;ro in
Jus' ,,oord;ro currency, apparently As ansrtv
'aie Cor the purpose of cornefihs p'Op~
anu W. l'r nav observe here that Mr.. lngans s ot
,..o1,, &C his opinion, that there $500
o"' 49, rer capita in circulation. t,,ot
ovei s+ated shortly before his aea'n' M
,,as ou,v about 81 per capita IN ollN .,I,,
t;on. Mr.. Plumb was oanNe'
1,new what he was talking about nro,,e
We might quote other autho,'''es .,1nt;or
.,,o+ we are not mistaken as TO ihe
.,..t money IS cornered, and that Inc 'o' Il
'n"' ,uos IN operation prior to the PANE anu
p'o ~, .,+;,re until the government des'loys wv
..o,,,sr now held and used by le" men,
l,,;s mower is fraught with evil TO a.' ,'| -,
=, :.,torests Of our nation is eonceoeo ny Oh
fad voters, and that this power
1o.+royed will be admitted by every
= patriotic citizen ,.u o.;u,o,;
y There may be, and Isl difference u op. !,
&c 70 methods, but now a' to aims WIG"
: comes to active political work
e very large number OF good people tn,hN
Il 1,ot free silver is al ;nfallible remedy lhey
,rore and correctly, thai the Tree anu u"-
@ $50, oo;raoe Of silver would break the
~ corner on money, to the EXTENT q 'e''.'
" placing large amount OF silver III ae''Ve Wv"
= lation. and enough OF money to 10. '''"Ne ~
>. worth while for the great banging hou,e'
E. ,,oo+d the;. stock already on hand. 1--WE theory
H. ;. 4,o+ the holdexs of silver bullion woula laSs
u to 4he mints and have coined the les'u"e Va
hu;o, after all other demands had been sup
III ,,1;ed and. having thus converted theif eHlho'
~ ;.,to ,,o,ev would seek immediate 1nYeStneh'
-" in whatever form promised pIohtaDie returns
Good. SO far it goes, but it is "e' apsol"'eiy
" certain that the holders OF silver money WoF''
,,ot emter combine, and tten we would pc con
frouted with the satne old evil ot aots OF money
aud small circulation. Only one point wq'''f
,rs be gained, and that is that ws %os''F nay
= money of final redemption.
;es The Populist party goes further than the fe
IN SILVER party in that it stands for direct 'Ssh
las to the people by the. general government th'
~, direct issue to I've accomplished in loans at
Of low rate of interest, OF NJ the payment OF aue
&c. when deficit occurs in the gt,'eta9 revenues
&C. Anvore can see at glance that when tsle seH
oct eral government undertakes to prevent corner
rod on currency it has atasclute power to proven
mo panics and falling prices. 4 scheme s1ch a
en-, the PoSuljsts propose is not only constunoHt7 p
ca but in accord with the spirit and genius
nee American institutions.
,ral Co.,
,,ox SENATOR FORAKER is out in reply to Sen
-. ator Teller's boiling address. 1t is reporte
80, that Foraker claims that the Republican part
am has ,,eeR on gold platform since 1872; t',f
sw any one might haye read gold between tn
an. lines. Foraker is night, perhaps but what
~ contemplate lot Of towards and '1yp2cr1tes nav
~ led so-ca]led Republicanism since Lincoln's Al
na1 sassination Only four years ago, the Repul
49, Ican national CONVENTION adopted 'stradd
;, that. it was claimed ip Kansas, vas TOR Tree 81
ave yer. Foraker says it was not TOR free s'ive
'ar, and it was chpap who SO read it. What l'
ny Of el,umps vote the Repphlicaan tieket--ne