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Sharp County record., 1897-06-11

the Ptber day tore down
Mr.. McKinleg's campaign
PORTRAITS, denounced his
advanced agency as a fake
and his prosperity as Il
fraud are nevertheless calm
enough to discriminate and
app9rtion blame. Though
they have been discharged
by THE Westinghouse Air
Brake Co., they do NOT hold
il responsible for their loss
of employment, since they
say sthe company, owing to
the hard times throughout
the Country, has no work to
give them. Some of these
wofkingmen were promln-
ent among the pilgrims who
last fall helped along the
Mckinley canvass by en-
livening Canton with labor
parades." Now they are
out for Bryan and free
silver.
The men Of Wilmerding
and. their disappointed kind
throughout the country are
to be pitied for their idle
ness and the hardships it
entails, but their manner Of
testifying to their charge of
political opinion will not win
them respect either on the
score of their intelligence or
self-control. Moreov yer,
sympathy with their mis-
fortune cannot but be mltl-
gated by the reflection that
they did their best to bring
it on themselves. They
chose to accept the leader
ship ard advice Of those
only use for the working
man between elections is to
get his labor as cheaply as
possible, and then to do him
out Of as much of his wages
as special legislation in the
interest of the least needy
makes possible, They we're
sheep who did as they were
counseled by the wolves
whose appe tite for mutton
has been Unsuitable since the
world began. These labor
ers deserted the cause Of
labor and took their pay in
promises. Their mentors
in politics engaged to secure
them the continuance or the
gold standard ard more
tariff, and this engagement
is being sacredly observed,
Meantime the trusts so
on monopolizing the natural
resources Of the country,
centrali2ing industry, and
through collision with the
railroads, crush out COM
petition and control product
ion and prices to suit them
selves. II labor does not
like the situation it is at
liberty to 80 hungry and
amusc itself by tearing down
The portraitol thc President
Of the party OF the trusts.
Tho experience. which the
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Sharp County record., 1897-06-11

ProTe SGiGnaL Cards.
Sharp County record., 1897-06-11

"g'r0spcrity" az SVilH@crtl
8Gg
from the New Noth journal
The enraged workiogmeo
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17
FLAPDOODIEa PROSPERITY.
~, an Chicafyo Fhronicle Auot6

papers that are bowling about
! returned prosperity are albright, a. said
a travelling man. s"They mean we'll.
Their Intentions are excellent ifntheir
execution is away off. But they don It
realize that they are doing harm to the
large, adtive1aud honest class of people
TO which belong. They do it in this
way: 900 = aW"ngi aiii Waat .
come out in the morning with
aalong-winded screed about ltheerevival
OF business everywhere They print
|'cuts eff the workman with the paper cap
tsh skiing hands with the capitalist with
tbs plug hat and the paunch, while the
smoke of a factory blackens all of the
background. ~ They run d lot of fake
interviews with drummers, telling how
b they have sold goods 80 fast that they
couldn't jot down the orders! 'iThey
strain their presses with editorials
about how prosperity has caught up
with its advance agent at last and Iis
now hopping ahead of him three hop.
to his one. autiaal q
"Our bosses read this sort of stuff
and get all swelled up over it. When
go into the shop, after walking my
legs off and talking my tong ue cut and
selling no goods, my old man glares at
me and wants to know If I know that
I'm on earth. Pm looking for a reduc:
ton or a bounce any day. 's''1''3 i"'3 ,
"The country merchant knows that
he hasn't any money and that bis
customers haven't any He WON'T buy
until he is better fixed. y That is all
| there Is about it!'rAa tt"Ett ldlieth' II
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17
aidiAl Heavy Blow, to Liberty i

an The Daily Chrohicle devotes an edi.
torial article to the dismissaIof E. Ben
jamin Andrews from the pplr.eesi denoy Of
Brown university, which action it re.
CARDS az the most serious blow the cap
italist oligarchy has yet struck at 30
cial., economic and intellectual liberty
In America, ...t..
lid The Chronicle says; There is mo
doubt that, like Professor. Bemis, who
was dismissed from the, University OF
Chicago, President Andrews was dis
missed BECAUSE he warned his country
men against the growth of great mo;
nopolies. It,seems certain that con
snict is approaching that will shake the
Union, as it was shaken by the great
slavery question. 1t looks as though the
splendid millionaire sendowments Of
American universities had the unworthy
motive of the promotion OF the interests
of the lmonopolists. We anticipate 3
great wave of opinion against the pre-
tensions Of the monopolist class as dan;
gerohs to freedom. This movement will
lead to The substitution Of public fol
: private control and Ownership Of the
big trusts and onopolies and the sub
stitution o9ff q, state for private colleges and
universities, IN London Gable. AT, 4
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17

The city of dDesi Moines, city Of
over 10, voters, has gone Populist
s. q recent election. The city voted on
the question. Of city ownership Of cleo
tic lights. IT went two to one in, favor
Of, city ownership, 9 Thus the principles
of Populism are gaining ground all the
time, Things that two years ago Demo
orats or Republicans would not listen
to they now indorse, and when the in
terest Of the party is not at stake will
vote for Slowly but surely the seeds Of
Populism that were sown for the past
few years are ripening into magnia-
cent harvest -Mineolal Courier ="
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17
awhsfe,s the lpinerenoe,'

.. Previous to 1865 II was a, criminal
ofdffense to teach the slaves in some, south
ern states, and, some northern men were
loud In, their lamentations against it,
but now that bigoted partisan and con-
gresham, Joe Walker Of Worcester
withother manufacturersmade million
aires by their profits from Write labor,
have as trustees notified President An.
dreWs 81 Brown university, Rhode Is
, Ian land, that be must change bis favorable
opinion Of free silver. or lose his job
tWhaI is the difference between the two
systems?- Broekton Diamond fifl sG
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17

q depositors and the amount deposited, drasn
cut and the amount due each class; also Of all
expenses incurred and such other particulars
and recommendations as he shall deem neces
sary. Such annual report shall be transmitted
to congress upon the first day of each regular
session.
Sec. l9. paAt it is hereby made the duty Of
the postnhs tef Ageneral and theaecretary OF
Ethe.treasaf todesignate such officers and sub
of their srespeetive DEPARTMENTS TO
take charge Of all business in cQnnet tion with
postal saSfnsasfnnds as may bs n6cessafy asssss
Sec. 90 That the provisions Of the several
statutes relating to the larceny embezzlement
u nisappropriatio Of the postal funds; money
order funds, postage stamps, stamped en-
velopes or postal cards, and to the forging or
counterfeiting of postage stamps the stamps
printed upon stamped envelopes or postal
cards or the dies plates or engravings used in
tho 1nantlfactura flthei same he and they are
hereby extended, including the punishment
prescribed therefor, and made applicable to
the commission of similars crimes tnconnectiop
with fheS postal savings system hefehy estab
iished sYlA u Till YlTaWI
secs Ell That the sum oi slOo DO 81 30 much
therept as snay he necessity isshereby .apRa
priated to carry this act into effect and opera
ton, and that the expenses of administering
shis act shall be paid out Of the money received
under the operation thereof, 'f'
Sec 22. That this act shall take effect on the
hrst day of the first calendar month after the
approval thereof.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17
HOW SILVER WAS DBMoNET1zED,

From The Ottumwa Democracy -,
Monometallists dislike to discuss or
refer to the history of the coinage laws
and ESPECIALLY to that period when sill
yer. was demonetizad. 49, They, try, to
make it appear that silver has !. never
held alegitimate and'honored place in
the coinage Of the country but was
there, only by a kind Of suferannce..
The contrary is true Prior toolS73
the silver dollar was the unit of value
and Silver dollar was worth fraction
more than a gold dollar, and silver
bullion was worth about sixteen, times
less than gold bullion.o There was a
|"bill Introduced in congress on the pre-
tense Of 9 desire to establish an inter-
national d money. ~ The bill was, re-
garded as OF little Importance, linger-,
ing along several years and at length
it passed the house and senate contain
ing,a provision, for the coinage Of a
tradetdollar and standard silver doll
of 1884 grains as an equivalent for the
French Eve francs silver coin. There
we're some d differences between the sen
ate and house bill on minor mattersand
the billwas referred to a committee
of both houses whose duties were to
harmonic these mliiAor difference but
there was given the opportunity for
that changed the features of
the bill entirely and Brought forth
more woe and Destruction than any other
act Of legislation in the history OF the
country aFfpi mniaW,adi ignpatif
9tAt member Of the committee charged
with, the work changed the. entire
,natureiofthe, bill by 3 striking out the
provision fors coiningo the standard
silver dollar. This fraudulent ibll was
then reported back to the senate and
house and passed without debate Or
reading, ard thus became a law SEN
lators and representatives, declare that
they voted for the bill without Iknowl,
edge Of is fraudulent features. General
Grant. who was then president, de-
clared' that he signed the bill without
knowing that it struck a blow at the
Standard silver dollar 81, the country.
| Upon this fraudulent legislation was
builtupha nonometnllist organization
that attempted to control both political
partiissEE',a the republican party was
captured at ST., Louis, but the, demo-
cratic party nrepudiated, the fraud at
Chicago. tiqPpngo o9n oSlS tatiaa2 ienf :
s %eTh IL f. 4 BRET history the
denomination oflsilYer and it is a black
page in the annalsof the nation! o1a
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17
] ACCOMPLISHMENTS. {

; Copgressman Stephens Of Texas has
afntrobdIaScfesd, rather interesting bill in
the hons usse.i II il a Joint resolution pro-
Yiding for an amendment. to the consti-
tuition, by a vote Of the several states
which will empower, said states, to levy
iandnhefitance and income tar W here the
cash value shall exceed 500, 600, This
bill is one of considerable interest and
will Enthusiastically attract the iatten-
ton Of the country when. it properly
gets before e. The sis] HOUSE., ashing ton
News letter, madi agosl,i bas,.s,a, ~
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17

al DESTRUCTION OF VALUES IN,sILVER.

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ahh6dsss5mats1iists as ~ ys . g g9ia
ev sbn aE{ SlI'7G "a I'm if
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nai1Sspl n1af. p'gpafSy ~ III @ =
sh this ation vas not ~ rssnif It,
nat ,natupal causes naither hr 80 ;sorsa
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so, iy;as3ss S,fi;;l I'D j
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17

less valuable but by reason of hostile
act of Congress that discredited Its use
as money metal.
The loss to the world in the depre-
catiionscf silver is incalculable; Sthe
'peoplesof the Emitted Estates begin to
feel the loss keenly because they lose
not only one half the Yolumeof primary
money, sbut NE destroys a. great in
dnstrv
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17
Quit Quarreling.

f'SiTlI74f
ba The New Time has. a, word to say to
a certain, class of would be reformers
whose mission it is to fight and wrangle
with all who do not subscribe in detail
to some special plan Of universal saliva
tion.e They belong to some ''school Of
Thought" They have solved all the
problems Of the present and Of the fu-
ture. They denonnce as dishonest or
ignorant any man who, deyiates by d
hairs breadth from the ,circnmscri bed
lines BIZ which the human race shall be
redeemed i6tJi tlh'- ,ph1oU 9"ilfa al a.,
1.-THE, destinies of the future lido not
rest on the wisdomE or ignorance of any
one man or any set of men. ~ No one is
going to Block the wheels of progress
No one is going to suddenly accelerate
the speed Of that evolutionary move
ment which is destined to place man
on higher and nobler plane You can
L not measure the acorn and predict the
rca There are enough known and lavowed
: enemies to social and industrial reform
to engage the attention bf those who
are struggling for the right. I am not
going to take ny eye off the known foe
and hit a Single Taxer oor a Green hacker
because ,he !, lrefuses to use, "a, weapon
forged On my anvil, =. He ,is fighting my
fight After, the battle we will settle
anyBdispute, as to. who performed a the
more mighty deeds Of valor. --New
Time 3 a9nl3 ilE apndn nadt hJH q
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17
TTFFIITI7 Wa y
Not One Denial.

Duriug recent discussion in the
senate on the tariff bill Senator Vest
said: "I'demand that the public bust
ness proceed If Republican senators
cannot agree, then let them retire and
;sofnrfeF, but do not halt the, business Of
The senate and the country while Re
publican senators reach. an, agreement
who shall have the greatest part of the
swag! '''nAnd not a Republican senator
denied it 9ii honsiHlnp1a al lif.i
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17
"A P0gTMAsTBR's REPAsT..

he, When it was first arranged for post
masters to send, in, quarterly REPORTS
many queer documents were furnish ed,
isaysoan Illinois daily. One of the fun
NEST came from point not over sixty
or seventy miles from Burlington, Wa
terford, Fulton Co., i ILL.,. and is o model
of comprehensiveness, if not of gram-
nautical precision, tits on file at the
Post Office Department., and reads as
follows 0lafltfem al ADD ,eta 10 pFd6 ~
BIZ 1tiaftatIw waterford, fulton c. lis. ii
a1pHaee ledtaGe npg Julythe 8 1856, d
muster jimes buchanan, president of
United Statesr+Dear Sur Bean requir-
eddy theinstructions of the postotfice
to report quarterly, now foolfllathat
pleasindutyIb by reportinlas followsJThe
Harvestin has been goin on pretty we'll
and mostof theinabors have got thur
| cnttin about dun, wheat is hardly an
average crop, on rollin llans corn is
lyellowish, andtwont cut more than ten
Ilor fifteen bOoshills to- the iakir the
health ofathe Icommittie is only ,toler-
! ablyimeesils and celery have broken
outin about z and a half miles from
hear, THAR, are a powerful awaken on
the,subjec, of religan in the potts nab.
orhood and more souls are being made
to know their sins forgiven miss nancy
Smith aneertnabor hadtwins, day be-
fore yesterday and one of themis a poor
seraggy thing and won't live half its
days thisis ABBOTT all j know and have
itofrepOrt the present quarter, give my
respects to Mrs. Buchanan and snbscrit
myself your Trooleyd aWea tanat "a
~ .baeaaa 7adi Abigail Jenkins, f
nsr n!adi teial.Yl pm at fulton Co, lis
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17
SPEECH OF FRED NH|7[
Concluded from sAsst pagea

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nt,viasa asuoeesa ne every
dihsla The aernrcrati d parsv has but zone one
nfssioh tobsriof:i Il to q p m e the
.aSo,h mon. people against sh !. . 'wouldsbe
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17
Human, ,,s Nature

e z" li'0sg ii.A i.hIht ~ i lHtsItI t4.1-
The, eternal optimism of human ma
ture was never, better illustrated than
IN the casual expressions of belief that
the tariff bill might have been WORSE
Detroit Tribune. ,iiIfj lJlipAHhbnu
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17

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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-02-27
RARA OPORTUNIDAD
PGRa COUPRaR CGSaS CON POGO DIUERO.

II Teltlcbaum dara Nd, inducmientos
especlales para 0htcucr uua casa ca las meiofes
loraciOucs dc IA Cludad ~ inentan radicarse
On Las Vegas logren esta op0rtunidad dc COM
ptar una buena propicdad pagH era On plazos.
lambien yenda solafes para easas, dandOlcs
an - de ttrmlno para paRarlos,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-02-27

IengU una maqutua para helar lpeAc que helu
~ cf"mu peftcctninrnic "a IN miuutu, como ps
una mnrnytl a, sirmpr hay mucha grntc al rc-
drd0r, dc mod cs que Uuo pucdc HaOe de- eiuCo
q scts y. ps uiu amrutn vrudi udu lpuhe hplh-
Ga DC dicz q vet ~ y,uuie do los hclador,
pHrqup la RDntc strmprc cumpra mn nrirulO
puWdu su lee den uesim que pu den hncef a mo-
tp con 81, III Crcmu sr hula insfautomcute us
ducc suHe lie heCho tan bltu ms AMIGOS
han tculdO iuu bue sucrsU que cteu cs iul debHr
huref cs suicf uirUs cs'a upurtuu dat, parquc
trueo cOnhauzn que Cuulqulnr ptruun On uua
lprAlldHd puede haerr Din 10 yenHi u o lrChe
hclnd los hHlad0rs sH feuumipulun por 4
mis- nos !. + Casey a Co., lli3 = Charles
Sl louis No lr maudnrdu purrrrrco ustruc-
clones CumplriHs lp cmplrufau Nd., CON
sueldp 81 les a.quilu todo su tlcmp0 -WM. Nc.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-02-27

NATALICIO DE WASHINGTON.

a ~
FL aniversario del natalicio dc Jor-
&c Washington, fuG celebrado en- todos
los Estados UniIos el q de Febrero,
y ei entusiasmo de suS conciudadanos
en- celebrar su memora, demuestra
que sIgue siendo al cabo de mas de un
sglo el heroe mas preclaro que honra
la naci6n americana, Washington es
uno dc los caricteres inmortales de Ia
historic universal y su fama y renom-
bre no descansan en- Ia elimera gloria
milltar que le distnguiera como gene
raj de los ejercitos de su patrla, sine
en- las bellas cualidades y virtudes que
lie adornaran como ciudadauo y como
hombre de estado, Siryi6 con exito
y distinction en- Ia guerra de la indie
pendencia hasta librar 4 su pals de
Inglaterra, y despues ocupo por dos
terminus el puesto de primer pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos, de
gando un ejemplo de lealtad y idclldad
a sus deberes que ha brillado como
estrela luminosa en- la constellation
de la patria y ha sido la piedra lunda-
mental que afanzo Ia grandeza y pros.
peridad de esta naci6n A los ocho
amos de servicio en- Ia silla presiden-
cial sc retro 4 la vida privada por su
propia yoluntad, y di6 un nuevo ejem-
plo de sumisi6n 4 las leyes y constitu-
cion de su patria mostrandose el phi
nero de los ciudadanos como habia
sido antes el primero de los libertado-
res de su pals, No quiso perpetuar
su poder nj eXtenderlo mas que q
tempo necesauo, rechaz6 con indig-
naci6n y desdGn toda idea de usurpa-
cion y del estahlecimiento de un 60
bierno hereditario inyestido en- e y su
familia Su ideal fu6 siempre un go
berno republican, donde estnyiese en-
carnada Ia mas dmpia liocrtad del
ciudadano, y 4 tl y sus compaheros
esta deudor cl mundo por el alto gra-
do de llbertad que en- el da gosan to-
das las naeiones civilizadas. Washing
ton es el hombre de todas las 6pocas
y de todos los tlempos y su lama res
pandece en- todas parties sin miedo De
que obscurezca su brillo ninguna otra,
{ igualdndole Gnicamente el renombre
del mexIcano Hldalgo y del sud anne
ricano Simon Bolivar. En- los Esta-
dos Unidos Ia memoua de Jorge Wash.
lngton lnspira una especle dc culto
y devotion a sus compatriotas que no
sc eniria con e trascurso de los amos
nj con el advenimiento dc nuevas &C.
ncraciones III renombre de Washing
ton no Sc funda en- consideraclones
sentimentaes sino en- el alccto Y agra
dcimiento proiundo que todos sienten
hacia aquel que coloco los primeros
cimientos dc esta gran repdblca y fjo
la senda que debia seguIr en- su curse
iuturo. La conducta dc Washington
ha sido imitada por sus sucesores y su
nombre es el lazo mas iuerte mas
consstente que une a los diversos es-
tados en- una union voluntaria y perpe
tua que es la fuente de prosperidad
para todos Jorge Washington conso
lido la union americana y Abraham
Lincoln la supo preservar inlola
del peligro de una division, y los dos
puntos son los heroes inmortales de
su patria y su recuerdo br:llari mien.
tras exista Ia nae6n americana.
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j. III. TEITLEBAIM.
NEW GOLD CAMP DISCOVERED.

NEW GUILD CAMf DisCoNEkbb.
There Is considerable exritcmfnt in california
over rich discoveries ui gold ore az Randsb fg
tHli twenty five miles from Kramer station
on AtlEutic q Pacific railroad.
The new camp la wonder. For full nior-
nation respecting kandsbuH aud cost OF trip
lhlthrr Inquire OF Local Agent, 4. Z. & b r.
Railway,