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Aliiance Directory.
Anderson Aiiiance.—Meets Sat
urrlo 1 .' evening bold re the second
and fourth Sundays in each mouth.
Cynyrrs Alliance.—Meets Satur¬
day evening before the second Sun
day and Saturday night before the
fourth Sunday.
Smyrna Alliance.—Meets Satur¬
day evening before the first arid
Saturday night before the third Sun¬
day.
Oak Grove Alliance.—M op's Sat¬
urday night before the first Sunday
and Saturday evening before the
third Sunday.
Pleasant Ilill Alliance.—Meets on
Saturday evmlng bcfoie the first
and third Sundays.
Harmony Alliance. — Meets Satur¬
day before the first and third Sun¬
days.
Sheffield Alliance.—Meets Satur¬
day evening before the first and
third Sundays.
-ISSUE’ MONEY
Money was never “issued” except
by the authority of some govern¬
ment, Nothing becomes money un-
1 il some law-making body so de¬
nominates it decree. When the fiat
of government goes forth that a
. piece ot silver or gold of a certain
weight and fineness, when ^stamped
so ns to bear certain images and de¬
signs l hall be m ney, it become
money. In the language of the
Nashvill American, ‘ die stamp of
government makes it money and
jBothirgelse can.”
It, would be noasensiial to empow¬
er a govern men to coin money with¬
out giving also the power to issue.
Money is coined from the min's
when coined. iLisi-stied from the
government wlu n'put out into cir¬
culation No purpose would 1 e
served by dining money or issuing
it Ik ui the mints {without it could
olso be issued from the government
The constitution gives the power to
the Federal grvernment; ou that
power to coin it has assumed the
power to issue. Two methods of
issuance Lavo been adopted by this
couuiry, the free coinage of metals
and the national banking system.
By the first of those methods, before
1873, the owner of gold or silv«r
bullion could go to our mint with
his bullion and have it coined into
money, just aat.be farmer gois to
mill and has his wheat ground into
flour by paying the toll. That was
knov n as “free coinage” «n was the
only absolutely fair and i lple way
of issuing metalic money. Iu 1873,
for shame be it s«:d, u squad of
English bankers dup-d the congress
ol the United btat< s into the demon
itizition < f silver, £and since that
d v on y gold has bten issued as
described.
Much money has gone to the pen
pie through the national bank ng
system anil few farmers it has been
who has borrowed direct from banks
Speculators have dot e the borrow¬
ing, at enormous rates, always pre¬
senting their accoi n to the produc¬
er when Jvhey bid on pioduets. The
masses are not conscious ot I ow de
pendant they are on National Banks
The farmers goes to market wi h 1 S
product, wheat a , W hen the sp- C
ulator comes to bid on it lie knows
his price at the elevato.; he knows
the cost of storau* . insurance ami
transportation; he knows the cost ot
interest in the bank f *r money with
which to pay for same: all this he
counts in and then makes a veiy
wide margin h r tne fluctuations
consequent to speculation in futures
T iea it is that he mak s his bid,
the farmer loseing all these inciden¬
ts! expenses. 'I he speculator giv s
his check on a bank with wlih h*
has previously arr: nged to delict i a
bid ol lading (which s triply trans¬
its the wlmst lo tie bank) until
tiie wheat is role?, t! us securing tae
l ank. Th* s • basks do not dea » 1
together with mosey extracted fro
the channels or trad*. To beg;n
_
few men—at least five—must take
out articles of incorporation and, in
tv town of small size purchase $50
000 worth of United States bonds.
In larger towns $100,000 worth.
These bonds are held by the governs
ment, locked in the vaults as securi.
ty for 90 pej cent. o( their value,
which may be issued to the compa¬
ny in new bank notes at a tax of one
percent. This gives an auxiliary
amount of money, Note here the
bottom, backing £or security given
for these National Bank notes, is
the bond of the United States, an
obligation, >if you please, of the
States to pay; so it is the govern
ment taking its own paper as secur-
ity. We are not alraid to sav it is
the first case on record where an
evidence of indebtedness is accepted
as security. It is clear that on the
government’s solvency depends the
entire banking system. The gov
ernmeut’s promise to piy is the sole
backing for the national bank notes;
i hen whj' is it not a sufficient back
ing for treasury notes issued as
money independently of the nation
til
Thus we see the methods adopted
to carry out the provision of the con
stituiion relating to the coinage of
money. Whith metallic money, the
free coinage is au admirable plan. It
gets into circulation without being
preped upon by the money vultures.
It is true as it drifts through the
channels of trade it frequently lodges
in the National Banks vault where it
is held for a ransom, No one has
been heard to complain that it was
class legislation to allow the gold or
silver miner to have his product
changed to money. The system ;s
void of complication. Not so with
national banks. Thoy secure the
m iney at simply the cost of issuanco
just as the miner does. Then,
through their gigantic combination,
they not only retail the auxiliary vol¬
ume out to the people at a usurious
rate but clutch every dollar from
trade for speculative purposes.
How would a system do by which
the volume of money in circulation
was made absolu ely dependent on the
demand for money? Let the method
of issuance partake somewhat of each
of the present plans. Let it be issued
as in free coinage to a producer and
not au accumulator. Let there be a
backing for the issuance as with na
tional banks, but let that backing be
au evidence of wealth and not an evi¬
dence of indebtedness. Was ever
such a plan ^proposed before? Cer¬
tainly, read the Ocala demand as
modified at Indianapolis:
We demand the abolition of na¬
tional banks. We demand that the
government shull establish sub treas¬
uries ov depositories in the several
states, which shall issue money direct
to the people at a low rate of taxation,
not fc) exceed 2 per cent, per annum,
on non-perislieble farm products, and
a’so upon real estate, with prop-r
limitations upon the quantity of land
and amount of money. We demand
that the amount of the circulating
m ’diuru be speedily increased to not
less than §50 per capita.
T1 e New York Hearald, during the
le -cut political campaign iu New
York State, ottered a prize of $200 to
the person ciming nearest to guessing
ia i dvauce m actual pluiality of the
successful candidate for Governor
There were 750,000 guesses filed in
t e Herald office, the p-iize being won
by Micheal Moss, a journeyman car¬
penter, residing at 76 Chiules street,
who cuesed the exact figures, vis.,
47,ti-47 . In au interview Moss said:
•‘How did I make my calculation?
vVeli, iu a mighty funny way. You
member long ago the Democratic
split ^hicb made John Kelley an In
J pendant candidate for Governor?
Alien I thought about sending iu a
t r dictum to the Hemld the tought of
*obn Kelly’s imu iu the old days came
uto uiy betul, and I determined to
ante Kelly s old vote my guess fi r
iov* ruoi Flower s piaiuhty. - i fig
gured that the 47,937. 4 and this ei'
J u . MiH .i. nR ik.Mv
eye tor the Hearald ■ priss.”
ALLIANCE DEMANDS.
Economy.
Low traiff.
Free coinage.
Graduated income tax.
No alien ownership of land.
Abolition of national banks.
More money and cheaper
money.
These are the Alliance de
mands absoluTely stripped of
detail. K any one denies that
these principles are proper let
take issue with us.
The subtreasury is not men¬
tioned because it is a detail of a
proposition.
If you agree that we should
have “more money and cheaper
money” and object to the sub¬
treasury as a means of securing
it, then yoa should suggest and
work for your plan. If it is less
objectionable the subtreasury
will no longer be demaneed. Is
that fail*?—Weeklp Toiler.
“Here lies the bones of John
Jones Esq., formerly a merchant
of this city. He died in th.e 80th
year of his age, loved and resp¬
ected by all who knew him; but
the devil of it was nobody knew
him—he didn’t advertise.”
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Dirt fails cut when the
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very easy matter indeed.
All this seems strange te
one who knows how trouble
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