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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1896
Page
4
A Canton gathering featured enthusiastic speeches praising Joseph V Graff as a steadfast friend and champion of old soldiers. Resolutions initiatory for his firm stand in veterans’ interests were adopted, reflecting strong sentiment among battle scarred veterans.
The excerpts debate the Loud bill favoring publishers over Hoen derson on postal rights and sample copies, while warning against burdensome amendments. They discuss Republican delegates from Illinois, district versus state conventions, and the chance of four delegates with independent district selections. Additional items praise Doctor Barnes for State Board of Equalizations and hint Fort may run for State Senator.
The article argues that prices follow supply and demand, noting Western expansion, railroads, and vast crops have created surplus. It warns high prices are unlikely with glut and low yields per acre, while export bounties could raise home prices and hurt consumers. It cites Lloyd and Global markets, labor costs, and capital driving cereals beyond demand.
A reader reflects on money as a force behind the throne and criticizes financial elites and foreign influence. He cites Morgan Belmont and Co, bond refinancing, and a looming debt burden, arguing for broader American input in governance and warning against conspired policies guiding the ship of state.
Julian Mupa e condemns the Morgan syndicate and government bond loans as manipulation of national finance. He recalls a 100 million gold bond issue, jerking reactions from The New York World, and cites Horace Greeley on oppressive monetary systems. He muses on Lincoln era money powers and constitutional coinage.
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