THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
Sept. 22, 1898
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TUI IHbKI'KNbKNT CO. CO..
THE WINNING TICKET,
For Oovernor
WILLIAM A. POINTER of Boob.
Lla tenant Governor
E. A. QILRKRTof York.
8ertary of Mat
WILLIAM V, TORTEfl of Merrick.
Auditor ol Public Accounts
JOHN f. CORNELL of Richardson.
Treasurer
JOHN II. MEHERTBol IUd Willow,
fjupt. of Public Instruction
WILLIAM R. JACKSON of Hulk.
Land Commissioner
JACOB B. WOLFE of Lancatr.
Attorn General
C0N8TANTINE J, 8MYTII of Doogla.
FOR CONGRESS.
Flmt I1rlct
Jam? Mnnahan of Lincoln.
Second JHatrlct
(lllla-rt M. Hitchcock of Omolia.
Third District
J oh 1 H. Robinson of Madison,
Fourth Dintrlct
W. L. Stark of Aurora.
Fifth Irlatrlct-
R. I). Sutherland of Nelson.
Bixth District
W. L. Green of Kearney.
LANCASTER COUNTY TICKET.
For PlMrlct Judge (to fill vacancy.)
flnmuel J. Tuttle of Lincoln.
For State Senator
J. If. Hurley, Lincoln.
J. J. Stein, Saltillo.
For Representative
A, K. fc'bcldon, Lincoln,
J. II. Cuyra, Waverly.
K, Slalrr, Lincoln.
I. M. Wentr, Lincoln.
W. C. 1'hlppa, Ilavelock.
For County Commissioner
Win. Hehroeder, Lincoln.
Judge Hay ward mnd a speech In Lin
coin last week In which h declared that
there wa no erl.ti suffering or mln-
manngement at Chlckamnuga. Judge
Hayward alo mad a -ech a month
ago in Lincoln In which b declared I tit!
no man willing to work In thi country
waa out of a job.
Congressman Maxwell wa In Lincoln
last week. II I earnestly in furor of
the election of the whole tat ticket
which hn ipad such, remarkable nfor
tnation instate affairs. Twenty years
of old rin g nil" In plenty enough for
Judge M11 well hn well n over 100,000
Other cltil'Ml ol thin elate.
Editor (1. J. Richmond of the Minden
Courier, baa been nominated tiy the pop'
nlistsof Kearney county for representa
tive. Th democrat refused to accept
Itlchniond and nominated Mack Chap
pell. If therein anything in honest,
faithlul ork lor reform principle Edi
trr Richmond ought to receive at h-nt
600 majority in Kearney county, regard
leM of what th few ilemocrnt out there
do.
Home cd the populist pe-rs of (hi
tat era sadly rlaudering Col. J. VY,
Juhitsi.e id iliUeily,hy assarting that he
I agsln writing lettire for th country
republican prea. C-ol. J.ihuaou himself
iprel.v ileuiea that he I writing at all
for th pre. A a miller f fact no !
tlal U neo Mart . JohuMin hssastjl
of hi own tht no on ! ran ImilaU
ud tbal b lilinarll run not eontval.
W, I'.. Auaiu, Hi State Journal'
Waabng'oa eiirrreaidci, slm-i'd tt
irniii kl in ihl l ol a mi bill.
Ilrbarl in bU letter thai (I iveraor
UolciiHib and Adjiant-tlDriil tr;
bad gnu dia t llirHni- illh.
vad a4 third Mt'Hrm, Mird tip d -toaUal
a I iartl tb riaUMoii
tii.i amniitf lb hit rkli !!
they Im Mtateil . tlt' Il't
ftiHid I'fump'lf 'Hn.ittvd lhr...
1 tmt aa II ad I hint a h..U )aa lw
a I d'Waa 14 a tt t-oW. The U l
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ONE WA TO llO IT.
Republican campaign committee In
th weat ar bard driven for noma pl.m
to "reatore public confldciiuM" In their
ownorKtiifttion and win back thmr
owu beat blood and brain that ha left
them to join th populiet and allver r
publican purlieu,
Th Ihoki'Kndknt will fiirnUh thw
Keiitlemun a plim and chaw nolblK
(or it.
Htop trylnK to forca bond und
bank monopoly of tha currency upon
th peopl and lv them limlead poalal
eariiiK bank, a national paper cur
raney wlly limited In amount and pay
off th Kdri-rmiwut debt In gold ami
aliver according to the contract n f'it
a poNMiblo.
Klop trying to block th paH of
the Initiative and referendum a you did
In th lat Nebronka eUlature, but
rol to gif th Hopl control of lfc'
lation ao far a poaeibl.
Htoo trylna to favor and utnrintti-
corporation, but giv th wopl public
owiierahlp of all natural monopolie in
eluding watir, light, treet and other
railway, telcphon and telegrapb Hue.
Tlierar aome other thlnga to be
don, but If tha republican part will
adopt thee meaeure a a party pro
gram and carry them out In good fHh
w will guarante that th part will
not, bwk popular upport.
BtraiiBthat they don't adopt them,
Every atep of progre and nllKbtro
ment i toward th accompllahment ol
theaerefornm, Tha aplrltof American
Inalllutlon, th trend of civilisation I
toward them. Thouaand of Intelligent
individual republican favor them. Yet
the party policy and th party vol a a
rul I ngaliiftt them.
There' th plan to "reatora coi.fl
denna" In th republican part, gentle
men, but yon don't dnr adopt It, You
would rather go limping through a cam
paign, bowling about free paeeee when
your 00 pocket ar atuffwd with them,
critlcielng th $10,000 Investigating
muninlttew becaua It didn't recover
more money and convict mora raacale,
llouiidering In labored argument to
orovalhat McKinley I th eiuaof
morchotl fund and better economy
in tfttipcne and generally picking
up email chip,
Here' a bold atnlement for campnlgn
time, but thl paper darea nink It for
it appeal not to prejudlce.but to reaeon
and fact in cnmfm'tf'i tim aa well on
out. And thi I the alatement: A
great many populiata ar noteatUfleil
with th progreee lu'lng iniide by their
own party, They ar not pleaaed with th
rctiiruol thebourbonelement to thedem.
ocrntlcparty.witb itpromlneice In ilem
oc aticcouncilandfttreatmeiit of pope
and popullet memoir. They don't like
being allied with thi aort of thing and
other thing al they don't like. They
know and admit that the republican
party I not all thieve, but plenty of
good, honeat, pronrenelve men are in it
rank. Hut, pahaal You good, honeat,
progreaeiv men will yon iukeadiire7
Do you dar com out for th reform
named at the outaet of Una article?
loyoudar make your party adopt
them and carry them out? If you don't
dare do it don't come ahltilin and
whining around about the ahoricornlnu
id pop and the cuxeedueeaid itemi rnil.
)o th work e huve eel out to do and
do if better than we are doing It or Ket
off the truck. The aoik lliimc be done.
Koine oruanitntioii mut tUht the bunk
monopoly of money about to be forced
upon tin people. Home party mut or
K'liii') to eeeura ownerahip ol public
llionopoliea.
We dure the preaent republic iu party
to do lhee thiau. The party that will
take that kind of a dare will ateal ahecp
or children' aehool ni'iiiev,
VOtK Al IIM IKNI1I
Krom the Mieourl World, hna edi
tor, I'aul J Phoii wa at Ih Cincinnati
lie tt ina: wa tiili th followieg alatement
which ahow what elates were repre
sented there. It shnu'd b porn in
mind that many of the atalra wrr only
partially repreaeuiad, but thoac prrrenl
ral Iba lull vote. Ileiica nitnouuli
there a era over V00 votea iat there
were not nearly II 01 1 prroua preaent.
I'u'loalng ia tha Vole!
Uarker. Itooiielly
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met la taWUa w'ah .e I 1 t
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iie vHiali.ia id all (!' la tha
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I 1bat Ii )! M At tbl
tim R. E. Moore, aa the aeut of east
ern investor wa paving W to 0'J centa
011 the d l!ur for N.-braeka general fund
warrant. The present populiet admin
li rat Ion ha been hi poaelon id the
state hou about twenty month and
Mr, Moore I sending to thoee receiving
general fund warrant letter like the
following sent to Deputy Htat Hupuriu
ten dun t Oralotm:
iifdiie of
Hecuritv I ..veal mn t Co.,
10 IN I' at reef .
l,nieoln, Neb, Ang.20.lW.
IhirKir: We will pay you the face
and one and one-fourth premium for
your warrant or$l2.' drawn BKalnat
et'ile. ireneral fuml, 011 Delivery 01 aame
properly eudone-d.
Vou can le nd sum to any bank In
thlacitv, or send u direct, and if sent
11, will remit, without chaw, in e
change drawn 011 Lincoln, Oiunhis or
New York, s vou may prefer.
HKI-'tllllTV IsvtcsTMltsT Co,
A I well knoaii R, V, Moor I bead
of the Hecurlty luveetment Co,, and thl
"unsolicited" endoreement of th pres
ent stat administration from one of the
leading republican politician of th
stat will prov a powerful campaign
argument for a continuation of the pres
ent good government. Ncit republican
convert step to th front,
T II OIK AI'i'HOl'llUTIO.
Th Hrokcn Row Reacon reprint th
old familiar, fact regarding th differ
ncc between th appt opilatlons of the
1805 re out. Mean) legislature and tho
of the lft'.7 (-ilver) legislature, It prints
first th total for such legislature und
th n th deduction to be mad for i
truordinary appropriations. In th
campaign of Misrepresentation th re
publican bar entered upon in this
tat th reform pree cannot too often
print the record facts. The should b
published In every county and Ih repub
lican mad to meet them on every
stump. Her ar th appropriation
facts:
Total spp'ep'latlna U.TM.SM.M
I Heltaf lor fni b f M fl 0)
Ijh (or w. tor awd r MM0 W
Im to par t. a "io. jf
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Ihm to rct uw b'ldn. HWw.iC
w m u
Toial aeiiMiprialloe, IM7 t,4b,U 4
apr. lor Tro.Kfi.o, M WWW
Ismi lor del, !. ul Bl
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Net appro, tor ip"n for 1 )t
Careful reading of th report of the
Cincinnati convention as given In Whar
ton liaker'a pajs.r shows two or three
points of important! for populiet to
tear in mind egainat th tim of the
ral national convention In l'JOO. Tha
first i that tha nomination mad there
were by vole mad subject to a referen
dum vol of all populist in the United
Htat. Th second I that a separata
niitlonal committee was formed there,
with Milton l'utk, of Te. as chair
men. The third is that ou thepropoai
turn lo nominate u ticket the vole atood
Ud lor and 101 against. There Is, of
courae, but one national people' party
co in in it tee. When It calls the people
party national convention iu l!)0O, at
least one month in advance ol either old
party couveunon, Mr. Wharton Ruber
and hie frieude must elect whether they
will go into that convention or luy out,
ll they go In, then it i ridiculous for
them to clanu thai Mr. linker i already
the uoiniueu of the peoples party wh. n
they enter a secoud convention called
for the purpose of making presideiitml
ii.'iinuaiioua. II they stay out they
cannot pretend to Im a purl of I lie na
tional people parly. When we get
through with all tin bo' play und
fooli-hue, and resolve to meet a
brother iu the regular populist nation
ttl Couvelilioil iu 1 U' HI, ili'le I milled If
poMMltile to rench nu agreement 11 to
party policy, and if not poihle Ih.-n to
go our separata a, we shall be doing
the only ai'llslhlii ttiil.g. We have it ,vear
mid 11 hull to think the matter over in.
There ia 1111 more aense in a lew middle
ol the r.iailff meeting by thelllsalVe
ui.d 1 r tn.d ug t i put up a national
populist I oka I now lli aa tin re would !
ill 11 l"W Itlsiolilst meeting t.lul pr. ten I
iug lo nominate lri au and Hi-weli i
there are dHreinee an wnle that I he
hi.iUs i.aiti ran m. t hold togeilii-r, It
w.ll have to brt ak, but the Ulrl'l r
I.. I.. V. that the poi.uiUU la ad tt.e
a.niiiii tn and middle !, who have
I'.UtiUI against gieal odd lulhsai,
will hold (Irmly In their pnnciplea and
urgai.'l tiioil and inert Ida pi.pu l-ls id
tt.e wl ia iiai'oual coi.vruiiiiu 111 lUoii
r-..Ue.l H al the parly ahad not breub
bat hl go a uulled ill tiia vanguard
id prog re.
I Iber au) H'lg nem.-r than the
.(..eiii.i, ii.al.cn u iMinpa'KU bait
Vi. ! I oa t.'r .1.
I. lit It. lis. !. U I llU III I !,-
rslsr d.atr l.iaay that -in wi.tia
la lit l .ii'i ..ea'oo al .1 t it.. 1
la J l lli kel ol iui la ir
II t l ivi.al. p-r ia'i"-l lhvsti.it
thai I t.ar. a in u H iit liaa I i I 111
kit .i ..lusil.iu , a ll.u Hi d l.
"a.-wd I t t hs'p bag I'iMi.bal
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I Sii...e ah.t ba..a Pail.stlaud U.'
ibai is t 1 m a la li .M 1 in. 1 a
tuotw ylh .aasly as I i.i-.r ka !lf
lsk't.il t't.tt'a' V la .Nl r iVa lka-
It l ai'ad le lof baa ta
..n.i.i.l( traa.let, 1.41 ataawliitft II
n a oa ir I '-a th rud t.l t.
fval( ia p's la t ' l t rt t,
tUa I the !. KneitSf I )ar, iHK
TI1KLK01LATLUK.
There fa no longer any doubt of the
object iv point of the republican state
campaign. It is the next legislature.
From accurate report of conversation
held within the rooms of the republican
state committee thi paper is able to
state that the whole fight from now on
will be concentrated on securing control
of the legislature id 180!) and electing a
republican to take th seat now htdd by
William V, Allen,
Earlier in th campaign there wa a
time when th republican manager ex
pected to make a sacrifice of th rest ol
t he state ticket and by hard work pull
llayward through. That wa before
they heard report from the back pre
cincts, It in admitted now around re
publican headquarter that this cannot
bidoue. We might go further and say
that the shrewdest republican traungcrs
cencede the defeat of their stat ticket
by 10,000, Rut, thl concussion make
th ftiibt to be waged for tha legislature
all th keener,
There I reason for this. In th first
plaits th question of th reconstruction
of our entire currency system is now
pending befor congress. The senate as
now organ Ifd is nu almost Insuperable
obstacle in lb path of th bank monop
oly bills, designed to destroy th green
backs and turn th issue of paper money
over to corporations, It is necessary
to get ths senate r-orgnlsd in order
to puss such a bill and there I no on
whom th corporation want left at
horn In th reorganintlon mora than
Allen, of Nebraska, Thi fact make a
bond ol connection at one between th
republican campaign for tha Nebraska
legislature and tbet.re.isur of the na
tional sound money league and great
banking associations. These men don't
ear so much about th Nebraska state
ticket. They ar vitally Interested Id
th election of th next United rHates
senator. They want a valuabl privi
lege worth to them at least f 30,000,000
a year. Hcnator Allen's vote stands in
th way of their getting It. Doe any
man doubt that they would be willing
to spend half a million in Nebraska to
get that vote out of th way?
IVr are at least tweuty-flv legisla
tive districts In the stat where' the
party difference of vote I less than 100,
The throwing of thosa twenty-five dis
trietaon way or Iba other makes a
d fferenc of fifty vote Iu the legislature.
There is a purchasable class in every leg
islative district, Tha money this fall is
to be smt to secure that purchasable
claa for the republican legislative ticket.
Twoyearaago not much attention
was paid to the legislature. The fight
wa concentrated on the effort to beat
Bryan In bis own stat. Tf I E RKI'UR
UCAN MEMREIWOP" I'll K LAHTLEO
IHLATL'UK ADMITTED THAT OVER
110,000 WAH KI'ENT FOIITHIH I'UR
I'OHK IN DOU0LAH COUNTY ALONE.
How much do you think will be spent
thi fall to defeat Allen? How much
with a banking bill pending wortn fifty
million a year to th great banking
corporation of the country?
If you waut to keep thi eoun'ry fre
from corporation control of it currency,
if you want to keep the greenbacks fro m
deatructiou.go to your republican neigh
bor, present the fact to him, aak him
whether he favor such policy. If he
doesn't get bis vote for t he candidate
(i.r the legislature who will vote for the
return ol William V, Allen to the United
States senate.
SKNATOK KKtKI.KV ylilTM.
The telegraphic reports ol the populist
county con vent ion 111 York county last
Kilur. lay state that the feature of the
convention wa a sh-cIi by ex-Senator
Iveckley virtually burning the bridge
ts.tweeti himself Mlid the party whose
history he has been associated for eo
many year and in whose high councils
he has ao i ften sat.
Everyone familiar with Nebraska his
tory for ttie past twenty year knoara id
the ant 1 monopoly movement iu the re.
puldii'Mii party which for fifteen years
made the con v.iitioiis id that party a
serle of pitched battle betweell the pro.
pie on oiiH nide and tha corporations and
hoodirr oa th other,
Kecfchy, id York, wa Iu th midst of
that coi.ll'cl Iroui first to last. In tha
tats legislature and la sta'e conven
tionale waa active, vigilant, uuweary.
leg. l.'k thousands ul others b was
g ong to have rsforai, bat waa deter
mined to have it through tha republican
parlv. II was mad a member id the
bgialaliva romuiiit la ltd which
brought ill eltnWe id tmprai ban-lit
eva nt lla epbrev, llaieg aa I Hill,
r iota thai lae K'lbW lib Jadg Mil
a.llaa lo ban lb full birvatiltli
vaiuiit ul th n 1'iitil'.' 111 machia. II
.1. 'rii.. for rfsoi.ii.aiii.i la lvi
a llt !., I lw iu laut, Nr.
Il, .a he staid ( ' r..'.t,na ll
aud uifrte. V. k'i.ly ta I sol
Ta Il deeHl'a ol lha r.t,l-
raa sa i t 14 a t.t K - k ' aw.il.er
j 'aa I mark ia IK iii v. l h si..' l N
toa-ka. I'a poi t.. l sliil Mi-it.
ikae' tb' i.iwl f'a uii a
1 aoa g. t4 aw t a ' 1 aot ead ;
u Hill h loeait id (r..ar a I ipa
j la gi . at ara ' I ' i',
jp-ttlyaud iba ! I.a ae I f- ads
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r'.ar ?ar tile. td .th. ti.rt.iaatv
.m.ia aa I la. I'ali i'itl tor fevlr" ta
al lb ip 'a'toa iii tna woa'd l
a t uates il..iala Ibn !, At It
now stands a man elected to on term
a a county officer i from the niotnent
of induction into offlc a candidate for
re election. Nearly always be get the
retiotnluation and generally I re-elected.
The net result of th system is that the
odlciul gets his four years term, but gets
It, particularly in clone counties, by
"palug the price" to the campaign
leeches who flourish in every community
and refuse even to vote utiles they are
paid for it. It is tha universal observa
tion that few county ofilciul com out
of ofllc so well off a they went In ex
cept that else shrewd enough to work
the taxpayers or the peopl doing busi
ness with them for enough to pay cam
paign expenses. In close counties a can
didate' campaign expense for re-election
are simply enormous.
The Inijki'kndknt knows counties
where the sheriff spent $2,500 for re
election, other counties where t lie treas
urer's election cost him $1,500, Two
good laws for the next legislature to
pass are a corrupt practices act, limit
ing tha legal expenses of a candidate
and requiring a sworn statement of
them from him and Lis managers the
other a four year term of county office
and no consecutive re-election.
Talking about th difference between
democrat and populists th right kind
of democrats did you ever notice th
difference between At.torney-Oeneral C,
J. Hmy th and hi populist colleague in
th state bouse? Did you old line pops
ever notice It when Hmy th went out on
th stump and mad one of hi rattling
speeches, full of brickbat of wil that
mail the rascal howl wherever they
hit and full of sound governmental doc
trine did you ever notice any difference
between him and the rest of us? And
when it come to hard office work and
prosecuting public criminal isn't Hmyth
ahead of the pop if anything? Now
there' a reason for all thi. And thi I
th reason: Hmyth has been a populis
tic or Jeffersonian democrat for years.
He isn't on of th fellows who bung
onto 0 rover Cleveland's coat tail until
th breeching broke and then had a
change of heart. Away back In 1887
when it wa Representative Hmth fn m
Dougla county, th house journal rec
ord how that he was on th same side
a now. There Is no trouble between
sincere anti-monopoly democrat like
Hmyth and the most aggressive popu
list. And that is why populiata all
over th stat of Nebraska are glad (d
the privilege of working and voting this
fall for that friend of honest government
Attorney-General Hmyth, prosecutor
of public plunderers.
Th Raleigh Caucasian (Senator
Marion Butler' pnwr) contain column
after column of report of populist
county convention iu that state in
which the populists and republican put
up union ticket against the democrat.
It I noticeable in reading these report
that there I no friction or disagreement
whatever and that as a rule the joint
ticket have two or three populists to
one republican. These things are men
tioned here, first, because they are facts
in politics aud our readers are entitled
to all the fact. Second, because repub
lican here in Nebraska have been wont
to abuse populists aud populism as rep.
resenting all thai is wild and wicked iu
politics) ami it n.'i.y be instructive to
them to know that their party and party
m imager iu th south are glad to join
hand with tiie men 111 the south holding
exactly the same views that populist
here bold. Tliere is no populism in
America with so much "pop" in it cs
that of the south where republican are
eager to fuse with it.
The Slate Journal talk about send
ing the Second Nebruska regiment to
Manila on account of "th re'.'a!cilruucy
of Aguiualdo aud a part of the insur
gent force" in other word lo fight the
F.lip'iio. What! Send Nebraska boys
to fight th people who huvn reu to ine
themselves Ir. 111 thiee l.uu.lred ycareol
the mill Muslung military and religious
de itini ? S nd 1 ur anna and our
brollieir end our friend to be killed in
such a conflict! Shame ou the thought
and on whoever utterel it, tbva ih
wopt id I.UJOU freedom, glv theni
teachers and acbuola, giv them horn
lr Irout ly rauny and churches uh a
(hey will aupport of Hieir oaa aa w II,
li ve I hem a guantut id their owa iu.
dewi.ilsec and eternal rl Irma any
old world rule aud Ameriua will bar
dun br pari,
Th rvvalatl hi ol pa-t ilmln Narlb
,Vt.i.ka made by Judaa Wnl.ur K ir;
al lu hie iMiHiiiuiiM'ati.ia to I t.l- papar
a ll m read Willi .wa ia(rv al mr
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VAPKll MONEY DAY.
Paper money day at Omaha las
wek wa of ervice to hutnaiity, 1
defined tiie future financial struggle
in the United State.
This in spite of Congreiinan Mc
Olcury'a refusal to explain or defend
hi own bill to retire all government
paper curreney and in its ateiid per
mit the banks to isaue all pajier mon
ey, Kveryone preaent at Omaha un
derstood the reason for Congressman
McClcary's refusal. It was because
the presentation and discuaalon of hie
bill at this time would have a power
ful influence upon the congressional
election thia fall especially iu th
west, liatiber than risk the effect of
it discussion Mr, McClear preferred
to be taunted by Tonne aud welted
by Warner and William for ' k re
fusal. MeCUutry and all hi aoclaUw
know that a very large element in the
republican party 1 opposed to tbe de
struction of greenback and silver
certiik'ii'U's and the subtrtitutlon of
bank note in their place. They dou't
want that made an issue ia this fall'
election. Yet they know the qiiea
tion k coming to iaaue in the next
congTes and that tbe rulinsj elememt
in republican council 1 pledged to
push such a bill through congress ami
give it the president's signature.
So in spite of the evaaion of Cong
ressman McCleary tbe isaue la defined.
The addresses by Kdward Atkiiuton
and V. W. Smullcy and Mr. Robitisoa,
but most of all by Congressman Fow
ler of New Jersey, mode the coming
moiiiewtou confllc for tbe control of
tiie national currency aa clear aa a
wewtero Nebraska land scape.
Tliere were a good many revelation
nuule on both sides In that oouven at
Oiraiho, destined to become (Lietwric.
It was interesting to note tbe poin-to
of strength urged on each side, some
of wblcb the other side was evidently
not prepared to squarely meet. And
in tie interest of a full understanding
and tuiy of the subject be Indrpeiul
ent given a brief summary of those
point in Congressman Fowler's pa
per. Th proposition Is flrwt, tkat tliere
are two things money ami currency.
Money i the standard to vb!ch all
val'iwe are referred. Currewj in
what may be used to effect exchange.
Checks, for instance, are c'urreucy.
In the promised sytnti-m gold wi'J 1
tiie only moneybecause it wi!l be
tiie standard of values. Rut tiie busl
iieaa of tbe country wMl 1e dont en
tirely with currency. The b!f traniv -nctiona
will be done witli bank check.
T1ie small tranution wih be done
with bank notes.
All government paper will be allied
in and retired. The rcon for doing
this is that tiie government has no
connection with ttie volume cf busi
ricws of the country and cannot regu
late the volume of money ta corre
spond. The bank have enih connection
witii the busineaa arid cao jts'd will
reg-iilnte tiie volume of theln notes to
(vrresK)nd. In order to do this they
will be given the right to iswie notea
which alinll lie a first lien against
all their nsveta. llie vo'iinie will ta
refnilaK'd by Hie nisei vea.
For ine'tance under thia ayatem ho
bnnke in (i wheat region would issue
enough not- to move tiie wheat
crop. When the crop waa moved a
large irt of this money would be re
turned to tliem.
Canada and Scotland have tried1 thii
sj-Ktem, In Canada away out in Mani
toba money ia Inoned to good solvent
farmers at 3 per cent sr annum while
their neighbors in North Dakota have
paid .1 per cent a month. Iu Scotland
the system haa prevui'ed for over a
hundred years with practically the
anil ie results.
No limitation I placed on the bank
rnte for the same remon that none
la placed on the issue of check, both
depend upon the solvency of tbs one
iasuing thrill,
1 lila Is only an outline nt the argu
ment for what (lei, r is! Warier de
clared to It 'the wit. lest ami Crstleat
financial plan ever advocated by lu
men." llirre are socis (s.iia slwiat il
tbal ought to be noticed, however
Kirat, It la a fact that il la desirable
to have a conn ret I on la-tween the
iiMinry Iisiilng poarr ami the imnry
cliculatliig siwer. The prrsenl grerie
Utck and aiiver irrl.t.t plan fane
I ! i.ti uch iMiinvclu.il, liovvriwtienl
banks won lit funitah kia-tt a da nee
lii.u. Rut etrn th .pn I.I paily baa
a.ltptet iiv tietMi1i p'au iit.tii it, is
ial .li.t Th ptf,.iiu s-l.'pinl at
HI I nu a iu I'JH vs. Is t t "itahonal
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