Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
ORGANIZED LABOR'S DEMANDS.
Free Coinage Of Silver and the Restoration of
the Money Of the Constitution Wanted.
Some Solid Facts for the Workngman.

Members Organized Labor and all other Producers and Tof through
view q a wears np nd which Will con5aue until remedial leg
all ms oecung 100 at 1ng wnen our pnc and
5si be enjoying he hard and conscientious
TO us that the time has come ior un'7u "0H u" TIC pau "
demands and platforms of principles of our several orgna
forth opinions as to the causes na nave ooug4 aD3G con-
placed of the tribulaon of beloved
Washing on Jefferson Hamilton, therefor of
BY 5s American allies We undersigned
and comal organizations have thought this particular
submit l2- 'U Icons m this country since the f9und on of this
Fat YOU may Judge for yourselves portion egisa
the interest of ne producing and what in the interest Of the
would be largely help the subuga
liver and The enactment Of
condemn $500 bushels OF wn or go POUNDS OF cotton was the
pounds of barely suffice Before characterization $4,000
$4,000 pounds of cotton per year would have paid the salary
n proportion it with all other fixed sal
issaion just? Was necessarily
char orot the fooiprodGng sections OF the country through
ae excessive stocks and that in consequence Of poor
al e low prices 10 purchase the necesSar of
@ everyone that the striking down OF oneha the
money makes the naming half comparayy easy mat
control late and that toier to obtain money
american osy-h2rks by contracting currency
-. r.at. or famine in money a supreme
W,l iey be guilty Of crime? look
o, helpless condition Does not seem to you in the light Of the facts
a that where @ %i5, ct e om Wa arng f9e
TIE ar crs aT enacted under constitution
and unlimited gold and silver the silver dollar
a the pure grains the dollar remaining unaered
ms law established our present ratio Of sto1.
highest point s. IN being $27564SOOO This debt
payable obligations
s7scfry payable gold The interest the bonds made
@ and 5 Gnds Bond. in co5n-no gold COIN but coin Of e.hsr
IN 1859 he principal o, the bonded payable
bond ha, Is to- say all the Obligations
yS In % 5 or % ne3 s.ste " the 0Do'n not Oh the
the s Of the civil war; it will be observed were
in the n, O, The baa agains; that Of the producers and toll
But remained for The year 1873 g.ass the GROWING blow Of all In
h year an 1noa91arng BILL e3,ied An Act teVtsng the Laws
The bill 9a-1ossy omitted from the
BY that % act q which the Pe 3n 7 the peoples FsprssS 2
statutes silver demonz and the words volume Of ultimate retemp-
s ' discovery crime Of 1873 Congress passed what
Congress passed the bill
The of 1878 added our volume Of money over S7OOOOOo
In 1890 what known as the Sherman passed
The Bland Act Of 1878 This law further increased our volume Of money over
the Bland and sherman laws over s5ooOOoOoO or about 50 per capita
] o SF[ OF G8 "" mus s4e 5J 10 mas bd
present half billion
millions the OF the
rep imperOusy demanded by European fnan
allies; although the peoples representatives
made Of The ~ efforts witnessed behalf OF the producers and
s our country yet the power the financial institutions IN Europe was
ha compelled to submit to temporary defeat
ae d @ Standard policy of Lombard and streets propose do
ing about H Submit subjcgauOn demand in no uncertain tones the i'm
mediate OF silver standard money? Mo- they viii no longer sub.
m 1 Injustice, And therefore We earnestly recommend the adoption OF
demand OF w present ongr money
aud unned
equally debts public aud private before the fraudulent
-c,ocoa he Increase of the peace,
Hsre.sh.s
J. R SOVEREIGN