The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-12-08
and stand for humanity.

we muSL TeLTdCe our steps. 1Qoro is
no necessity for debts. There is no
necessity for the people (governmenU
being bound, bonded by debt Any 1o>l
government that borrows what it can
make, and what no one else can make
must be insane. Such an idea would
never have been thought of If Shylock
had not been running the government
in the interest of coin moN1y and usury.
1t would have been considered insanity.
Down with metallic money. 1t has
cursed mankind too long already. Away
with it. All other issues are secondary
Bimetallism is humbug. One devil, gold,
can't do us much more harm than two.
These Shylock twins must die together.
For as long as they live and rule and
reign as they have been ruling for thou
sands Of years, SO long will usury bind
the limbs of labor as with fetters of
steel, SO long will monopoly boldly and
defiantly lift its braZen tyrannical head,
so long will the wealth producers be en-
slaved, SO long will corruption perme-
ate every fibre of the body polite, so
long will legislatures be bought, and
courts be corrupted, and elections be
farce; yes, so long as usury reigns land
1t will never cease until metal money
is abandoneD, SO long will society boil
like the tempest tossed sea, capital and
labor will become more and more bitter
enemies, and unless we purge out this
wicked, deadly disease from the body
polite, we will land in the spasms of
violent revolution.
When Sampson was shorn of his locks
he became weak as other men, When
the conspirators stabbed the greenback
with the exceptions Uncle Sam was
shorn of his strength and became weak
as other nations The Philistian lords
put out SIMPSONS eyes and made sport
over his great sufferings. So our Shy
lock lords have blinded the eyes of Uncle
Sam by their subsidized press and lying
politicians and by syndicates, monopo.
lies, and the farce of elections they
make sport. They amuse themselves by
injunctions, buying judges, courts, leg
lslatures, and carrying elections by the
corrupt use of money. Uncle Sans big
farm is great play ground for our
Philistine lords. But bye and bye Samr-
sons locks grew and his strength came
back to him, and he groped around in
his blindness until he found the two
pillars on which the fabric stood Then
bowing himself invoking Gods aid, he
went off with the pillars and the tenn
pie fell and his enemies perished
So Uncle Sans locks are growing. The
toilers are feeling for the pillars con-
scious Of their strength. Show them
that gold and silver, or coin money,
metallic money composed of these two
metals, are the pillars on which the
Shylock temple stands, and they will
feel for them at the ballot box, and
carry them off bringing down the whole
Shylock temple.
Then the prediction of the London
Times written in 1865 will be realized.
"The republic will become prosperous
beyond precedent in the history of the
civilized nations of the globe" THE
brains and wealth of the world will
flow into it," The idea (of true mon-
ey) will become contagious" The old
world will "catch on" to this system, for
it will put an end to debts and bondage
forever The age of freedom will be
ushered in. The fatherhood Of God and
the brotherhood of man will be realized
In fact and not alone in theory as now
''The people of the saints of the Most
High" will take the kingdom govern
ment) and possess it forever, even for
ever and ever.
Speak to the people that they go
forward
"The better day is coming, the morn
ing promised land"
RichVipw I'll Nov 1907