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of industry, with all the concomitant evils following both the acte of promoting the one and desiroying the other. 1T such system could be long pursued, it would be found that the contributors 10 the fund had all joined the company of the distributes, with nothing left among them but the grosest vices.

 Ths natural and unavoidable result of multiplying quantity is to diminish value. as we'll of the clrcu- latmg currency as any thing else of an exchangeabe valne. Stock jobbers, bankers, manufacturers and foreign importers constantly engaged in causing a Arrangement of value, or in altering the measure of value. They deal largely, and the more they Can reduce the valne of the money of others, the higher price they get for their stocks and merchandise.- The reduclIon is accomplished by multiplying the quantity of the circulating currency. The General Government aids them in taxing the people for a fund to be deposited m banks to supply dabblers, dealers, foresta ers and speculators, in what the directors have to sell and the people need to buy, and to raise their price. The State Governments aid them m permitting them 10 make many paper of value they please, 10 deptecI- ate the value of those which producers and others receive for their products earnings. Legislaiu issue State stocks under pretence another to serve the people. which the banks buy and pay with the same batch of notes which they redeem in draw. ing drafts the proceeds of ihe stocks sent t0 Flu rope for sale. The effect oi distributing the sales of public lands, piedging the peoples future earnings 10 pay principal and interest of stocks issued; col leagung of members of Congress to expend la ge in the different States for what they call i'm proveInents; or, squaadering the hard earnings of the industrious, wresied from the by indirect tax atlon in any other way, is to proporonately di- minish the value of the peoples earnings which are left to them, as may be in the rise of price oi what the managers behind the curtains have sell, rather the fa Il of the value Of the money means which the people possess opurchase their supplies with.

 The wire pullers or profit receivers, both abroad and al home, urge our bg statesmen in it'll cry for bank tariff, distribution and inprOutments al the peoples expense, and the little staesmen follow on in the trail, without either the big the little knowing the end of what they are driving at.

 DALLAS IouNTY. JutN 22d. 1915