The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1896-06-06
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N rely b neral offers Of frss plat
Hrffcs he Reform Club II being d
lneed with hundreds 81 letters. hike a
J following from editor Of the Press
Adrian, Hish.:
A few days sanee We received q ietts
iron tie souhd currency annex Of II
-lzst6zm Club" Of New York. Q sort Q
q muguump comhina with more none.
/ than principle. Offering us plate matte
and supplsments free, containing soil
standard AfE1nents. We have sam
fhs hllDring reply:
Calvin rompkins. ESQ.,
i Chairman, etc
Dear SIR: I am In receipt Of your let
Ter ef recent dals, Containing propo-
sitioa hef pushing the educational
work for q sound currency" and also
sample Of the educational literature you
desire to furnish. You say you wiil
furnish me free. every four weeks 8
page Of plates, and q 1000 Supplements,
being broadsiaes fef sound currency.
This yoa 40 b resist the e6orts of the
free coinage Advocates to put this coun-
Try en- 3 free silver basis." observe.
too. that you are section Of the RE
form club" Of New York.
I heartily approve Of any and every
effort In behalf Of sound currency. The
great business interests of the country
demand that we not only have q sound
currency but that We have reliable
and snti-monopoly currency, ample IN
| quantity and uniform In quality, with
power to pay any debt Of the country
at any time. and any place. 70 any per-
son. for anything, currency that Is as
good In q farmers wallet, az In q bank;
currency 50 sound that It win pay q
bond, or pension; q mortgage or a
months wages. and one that cannot be
placed at q premium In order that Il
may be demanded Of the government In
exchange for any other currency. We
want IN honest currency, one that win
pay the vage-earner and the interest
taksr; one that win pay the gun holder
and the bond holder: one that the
United States alone issues and fathers;
one that win fight our battles, or buy
our wheat; one AZ much for the use and
benefit Of the producers Of the country
who raise the 700 millions dollars ex-
ports for our foreign trade as well as for |
those who buy the bonds and clip eou-
ponR
We need currency 90 sound that no !
oembine Of financial thieves can organ
he raid on the treasury and embar-
raas II In Its dealings. and disturb the
business interests of the country. in |
order that the currency they hold, may
% turned into an interest bearing debt. |
We need sound currency. that WIN |
admit Of no juggling. nor compel the
Omitted States to keep on hand q hun
sfed million collars in any one Kind OF |
money Just to accommodate q class of |
men who make their living by raids on /
ne currency reserve, not because they
seed one kind Of money more than an.
sther. but simply to make trouble.
We need a sound currency law which
would oppose every effort to embarrass
ne government, by demanding the re-
temption Of the governments papsr
money. and declare such demand high
treason. punishable with death here.
and damnation hereafter. /,
The only sound currency recall. uas L
me old red dog" that was In existencej
sefore the war, and which az under-l
Sand II, your @Reform" club Is anxious
= restore. and that you voiced this hy K,
setting such seoundreiiy proposi;ron |,
inserted into the last democratic ma
uonal platform and 1t Is favored by the
reform president, the Hon. Grover
Cleveland, an ardent sound currencyri ,
who links arms win Sber-i ,
nan. Mckinley. Fairchild. Hoar. Reed
Brice. Carlisle. ana the two Mortons. ,
sns the seed secretary In the cabinet ,
md the other q political seed In New .
Fork.
Believing ina sound currency and |.
ne honesty OF our forefathers who con-
iqcted the government before rcu
Eere formed or reformed. feeling shatj
aey made no mistake when thsy estab-
lsned silver and gold for unilmffedI :
'oinage at the ratio OF Is to /. and !.
moving that cd to 1878 both metals =
Fere . sound currency, lexcept anrine .
he war. when gold and q lot Of enc 2
ormers slipped out Of the country Z
nd watched the soldiers and rreen, z
acks put down the rebellion). I unhesl-
Atinsly declare Tor sound currency and
onest money. II
! believe the United States In the i,avs q
81 to IS. made no mistake vhsn cold :,
nd its friends we're not eat home. . An \ =
rEanirins the greenbacks, ana declar- +.
9 them money and they have been =
rer since, the cnly really s'sound | :,
'onsz@ Of this country. ana that The !
az who demands their redemption a | :,
''a. lust TO get the gold for MONEY TEL =
= e home or abroad. 10 thief ana !,
y less patriotism than Jefr Davis :,
hose efforts were devoted to Destroy :,
8 ne country the greenbacks ssved !.
Ins nen who ask for greenbacks - =
redeemed IN sold. win, II kiveu ne -
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