The representative., 1901-11-07

Off1CeS 0On 1all as ruIe.
1t is proposed by the banking fraternity,
who now control this government, to retire
all United States notes which are printed
by the government, and put in their place
national bank notes which are also printed
by the government and to give these notes
to the bankers to circulate (when the bor-
rover can put up good security absolutely
free 1t is remarkably strange state OF
affairs we have arrived at when no one
knows what is good for the people, but
bankers. For instance: The bankers say
it is much better for the people to print pa
per money and give it to them (the bank
ers) for nothing, and when they (the peo-
ple) want to use it to effect an exchange OF
the products of their labor, to pay 10 per
cent for its use, than to print the money
for themselves and put it in circulation
without being obliged to pay them (the
bankers) rake off.
The following circular was circulat-
ed "con6dentially" among American
bankers by an English banker named
Charles Hazard, during the summer OF
1862 and is as follows:
THE HAZARD CIRCULAR.
Slavery is likely to be abolished by the
war-power and chattel slavery DESTROYED.
This and my European friends are IN ia
yor Of for. slavery is but the owning OF
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laborer. while the modern or European
plan. led on by England, is capital control
of labor by controlling wages 1his can
be done by controlling the money. Inc
great debt that capitalists will see to IT is
made out of the war must be used to con
troll the volume of money. 10 accomplish
this bonds must be used as a banking basis
We are now waiting to get the secretary OF
the treasury to make this recommendation
to Congress. 1t will not do to allow the
"preenback." as it is called, to circulate as
money for any length of time, for, we can
not control them; but we can control the
bonds and through them the bank issue.
Society has murdered Leon Czolgosz be-
cause he murdered Mckinley. One muir
der was done according to law, the other
according to anarchy. Both men, however
are dead, SO the doctors say, but will thel1
murder prevent more murders and will Il
prevent anarchy? It may, but, l don't be-
lieve it.
7. Pierpont Morgan not only thinks tn
workers are fools, but he says so; and n
is not far wrong, judging from their yeari.
attitude at the ballot box.
Why can't Minneapolis and St. Paul owl
and operate their street car systems? Sim
ply because the people of the Twin Cite
would rather pay Observation-Disclosures, VIII
do nothing but collect tribute from then
to claim ownership than to claim owner
ship themselves.
In these days when man become
wealthy, he must become so at the expens
of those who produce all the wealth. In
different methods of becoming wealthy ma
be classed as robbery and business On
is illegal, the other is sanctioned by Ia"
but their burden upon society is the same
have a few hundred copies OF "Bral
Food" which will sell at the rate OF thre
for ten cents. 1t contains 81 pages
thinklets that will do any old partyite goo
to read. Be sure and order three cope
and 100 Parable of the Water Tank. 4
cents.
How do Socialists know that every on
Under socialism would have good nome
Simoly for the reason that the wealt
of the country amounts to $4,000 per capit'
as shown by The Worlds Work. lhs
itself would give to every one nom
Again, the annual production OF each wort
er is not less than $500 (these inquire
| from the 1890 census). Now if the worke
could retain the full value of his laDe
would he not be in position to own
HOME like this, instead of being compete
to pay some land-grabber for home hS
this.
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