NO. 5O.s
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The experience of all ages proves that
no restrictions, no legal restrictions, have
hitherto been able to withstand the aerres-
sions of tho monied power.


The ldlers of all countries have but one
interest, which is to live in luxury and ease
upon the earnings Of their neighbors.


While the idle consumers have been uni.
ted as one man, in legislative frauds upon
mankind, the misfortune of all ages has
been, that the much abused producers
have been not only Indifferent TO each
others welfare, but also their own worst
enemies; have been dividedin parties nni
classes, aud have made constant war up.
on each other.


The monied interest OF this country
makes common cause with the oligarchies
and corporate bendilti of privileged fraud
(who plumber under the sanction Of aw,)
all over the world. A blow struck at tho
Banking piracy Of America, would be
felt all over the civilized world It would
reach every living worshipper of mammoa
upon the face Of the earth.