Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-01-26
The Way It's Done

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to read and re-read. Now, 1 want T.
give you another known as Buell.
Bank Circular, which was issued
short time after the Hazard Circular
1t follows:
''Dear Sir:
1T is advisable to do all in you,
power to sustain such daily and prom
inent weekly newspapers, especially
the agricultural and religious press, al
will oppose the issuing of greenbacl
paper money, and that you also with
hold patronage or favors from all ap
plicants who are not willing to oppose
the greenback government issue oi
money. Let the Government issue the
coin, and the banks issue the paper
money of the country, for then we car
better protect each other To repeal
the law creating National Banks, OF
restore to circulation the government
issue of money will be to provide the
people with money and will therefore
seriously affect your individual profits
as banker and lender. See your mem.
ber of Congress at once, and engage
him to support our interests that we
may control legislation.
This came from Room 4, PAT Broad.
way, New York, where bankers were
gathered to carry out or to try to car.
ry out this plan laid down in the Haz.
zard Circular, which came from Eng.
land, and was signed by James Buell.,
their secretary.
What was their plan?
First, control prominent Agricultur-
al papers to deceive the farmers.
Second, control prominent religious
papers that they might deceive the
churches of our country.
Third, by controlling the farmers
and churches, control the Congress-
men, and thereby make laws to suit
the thieves of England and America.
The first thing to strengthen the
banks was to cripple greenbacks by
placing an exception clause on its back
which crippled its legal tender quail
ties and it dropped as low as forty
cents on the dollar. This was rich
harvest for the money lender as he
would buy greenbacks for forty cents
and exchange for bonds, dollar for dol
lar, upon which the people have paid
four per cent. interest ever since.
Was this ALI Not by long shot.
They began the policy of contraction
that is, taking in and destroying the
three hundred and forty-six million
dollars in greenback which had been
paid the Union soldiers while they
we're fighting the battles of the Union.
1t was good money to them, but for
the bank thieves it must be destroyed
"for we cannot control it.
Now, Mr.. Democrat, don't you get
mad and lay this ON the Republicans.
1t has already been stated that the re-
publican party was and is the father
of the banking system, but for fear
yon deceive yourself, want to give
you the vote of the bankers American
Congress (for sure it does not belong
to the people) on burning the green
back money for the bankers cannot
control il" The vote for the bill
was IS republicans and 2S democrats;
against the bill we're SO republi cans
and democrat. In the Senate re-
publicans voted against it and no de-
Thus you may see that a
majority of both houses and both par
ties voted in favor of this infamous
system that has brought ruin to mil
lions of homes, consigned thousands to
premature graves and filled poor hous-
es and prisons all over this country.
this blighting curse, crime is
ever on the increase and insanity is
becoming more common. Idleness has
been enforced because the banks con-
rolling the money control the jobs
and will not let Mr.. Workingman
work when profit may be realized.
It is the father of immortality, COM
oelling people "when they would do
rood, evil is present with them. F."
Like deadly pestilence, this monster
.obber, by controlling the agricultural
md religious press, is stalking thru
he land, laying it's blighting hand on
,very industry. mocking the people in
heir povery. laughing at their misfor-
unes. despising their cries, ignoring
heir sufferings. and trampling down
very right ever given us by the great
awgiver, God, Himself.
I want to say further that you may
,ring up all the steals ever committed
n our government down to the Alton
Railroad Steal, fathered by Roosevelt,
md the Sugar Trust Stealage. and
um them all in one sum and it will
eem as fly speck when compared to
he amount unjustly rung from the
,eople by this internal banking sys-
em.
When we had democratic party mp
o 1860 this was in their platform;
Resolved, that Congress has no pow
r to charter United States bank;
hat we believe such an institution one
f deadly hostility to the best interests
( the country. dangerous to republi-
an institutions and the liberties OF !