Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-30

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facilitated - tie pTsssut rsiub5E-
cazs after InisJnatsoszI bi1stzllIsu.
. pEactt-4l a12issioa thai tas
sflFCr men uers right Hist0Fy
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u0od ia TIE Sid % divide the gid
s.au6srd foIoS s1d neKt cznpaizu
Eosld see tEo Eold standard parties
iu The Ed TIE forces that sup
pVrted Byzn "a November 1srs
united aud gTOaiDg stFODser- Bran
Vas Eore splsrdsd a. ieadeF 10 6e-
feat than hs u&s 10 bgttle. His SIP
psygtSrs stOod siBOalder % sl0uI1sr
and weFe the Equals il point q "
sei6sbDess, i1tellisenoe and Fatr1Ot-
ism q any political party that had
eTsT eIisted. and sUzId fro.a present
iCdieztiOns III EsOEi0Us VictOFy Ia
lsas. and ssin greater IL 1870. Bsyzn
had szzinst hin il Isss a united
god stacdsrd party. al the banking
intsrssts and c0rporsti0os and nearly
al the unzEgfaetUrers, and Great
Britain and part q the POp8lisis and
parties In Georgia and
Texas the People's party openly sup
ported the Mckinley ticket in large
But the Peoples party was
moving in the direction Of oonser-
Tatism and vas making . record for
rod gOyernment ana practical ad
IN public Affairs in states
axe Washington, and Nebraska and
kansas
Miss De Long reclted ''Lzska' in a |
stirring manner and Won a warm ap-
plaBse for her rendition o. that tragic
idyll OfTexas- She is rapidly going 10
Inc front ss . faYorite elocutionist.
Miss Gilmore recited Guilty, Judge,
| stole that sack Of -four" II was
ven received, as are all Of VIII Carle- /
.on's efforts. A song By Misses Coch- 1
md De Long, entitled, Just as Of
Did" F" came NEXT. Miss Clark gave a
plendid chIldren's recitation.
The Interest debate was nov re-
nmed By Judge Boise, who favored 5
'er cent as the legal rate. He did
iOt believe that land or business
sould pay ever 3per cent and we
'aglIt 70 get the rate OF Interest down
o that figure, or as near to it as pos
ible. Tne legislature might not
make a Law at 5per cent. bat il We
Isked for that We might get it down
o per cent.
Judge Davidson asked how il money
vas taxed at 4 per cept in the cities
nd 2 20 2i and per cent in the county, !
nd had to be loaned at 5 per cent.
low much would Oe left for interest ?
I would not work as a practical mat
er.
Wilson Putnam said 8 per cent
Tas lOW enough, as that was below
be average nf the whole United I
states Illinois and Louisiana had
percent interest, but all the other
.a;es had legal rate OF Interest at :,
, and 10 per cent interest.
The amendment 10 reduce the legal
ate Of Interest 10 per cent carried.
Tue club adopted as a question for
he next meeting, the subject: f
What Is money as defined BY law
nd according 70 monetary science?
Congressman Henderson's Condition,
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