Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-09-22
Coin HARVEY HEARD
BY MANY sheridan
RESIDENTS monday
81 YEAR OLD ORATOR CAM
PAIGNING FOR u
PRESIDENCY

Several Sheridan county citizens
helped make up the large crowd that
listened to William Hope Harvey,
candidate of the Liberty party for
president of the United States, at
Williston. Monday night outline the
program of his party to save what
he terms a decandent civilization
going the way of the Roman empire.
Campaigning at 81 at an expens
OF only SID a day raised by popul-
ar subscription among his thousands
of friends and followers in every
state in the union, Harvey told his
hearers the country no longer has
tive political parties. He declared in
principle the old parties are one and
the same and that the hope of the
people lies In education which will
enable them to overcome the econo-
mix errors OF the day arising from a
money system resulting in the boar
ding Ct money and the Stacking of
the people by debt
Gone is the one-time fire of Coin
Harvey, displayed in the days when
COINS Financial School" was adj
vanced as the handbook of a new
financial order and he became, more
than 80 years ago, the leader Of the
monetary reform forces of the
country.
But if time has limited the physi-
cal forces it leaves the lamp of the
spirit undimmed. Harvey is still q
great and impressive political ex-
horfer and all the more impressive
because of the dignity that is given
to his uterance by his years and
the militancy with which he pursues
= reform of which he has for more
than 40 years been the nations chief
exponent
To remedy the ills of this day he
advocates the government ownership
OF banks and a five years stay OF
the issue In the present campaign as
Money VS.. Humanity In his Will
Iiston speech he fatty declared for
cash payment Of the soldiers bonus,
declaring that the money when put
IN circulation with a debt morabori-
INN effective, will go far to restore
the financial equilibrium and end a
panic which the country's confused
leadership, he declares, is unable to
solve
Seeks Balance Of Power
In his speech there he declared
there is prospect the Liberty party
will carry enough states in the mid
die west to constitute a balance OF
power AMI thus be in a position to
inangurate the financial reform ne
cessary TO saws civilization itself.
He declared for government OWN
ership Gf all banks and public util-
tiles, but did not during his speech
refer to the prohibition question.
Harvey was Introduced by States
Attorney Arthur j. Gronna. He said
i'm part.
A society and civilization cam
not f~unctI0r-we may say cannot
exist-without a medium of ex-
charge, tie money now being in cir
cnlaticn- lie people and all indust.
res have been compelled to borrow
this ere 1T, the right to check on the
banks. TIL the people, government.
subdivisions of governments, indus
rs st&uAi1 dIG DOn0R0. /
mortgas ID and ctherwise in debt in
cluding ta.ation to pay interest on
bends for more than the cash value
of all the property in the United
States It'll an annual interest OF
ten billion d liars, more than all the
money in the United States, princi-
pal and interest, c~onfiscatinp the
property If the people, taking from
them their business, their property
and homes, creating millions who
have nc employment with which
families, now number more
than fifty millions of our population.
A condition which if not averted by
action, will result in
the overthrow Of government, an in
t%erneclne war and loss of civiliza
ton
If Congress were to pass laws le-
gaIlzine murder and other crimes.
courts would under the Common
Law Jurisdiction. Immediately de-
clare such laws null and void. And
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