The advocate and Topeka tribune. [volume], November 23, 1892, Page 11, Image 11

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Tie Bay State Talis.
Editor Advocate: I am proud of
Kansas. It shows the people can be de
pended upon.' It was the battle ground
of the money power against the people.
The people being victorious, Kansas be
comes the battle shout for the nation's
emancipation. History is reproduced.
Kansas was the vanguard in the emanci
pation of slavery, through the formation
of the republican party. Its mission
ended. It surrendered to the money
power, which enslaved the producers of
this nation, who inherited the right to
life, liberty and pursuit of happiness,
The eleotion shows the revolution going
on. The people repudiate protection as a
tax, in place of which they adopt a tariff
for revenue only, which they will dis
cover is no lees a tax, and that there is
not one monopoly it will destroy. The
republican party can never make another
campaign with any hope of success. The
democrats have nothing to deliver to the
people but husks- Now is the-time for
the people, and the financial question is
the issue. Here it is in a nut-shell: Of
the $30,000,000,000 indebtedness of the
people of the United States, it is esti
mated $11,000,000,000 are held by foreijn
. capitalists, at an average interest of 7
per cent., a tax on our industries of
ft770.000.000. some three times the
amount of revenue collected through
tariff. In addition, $19,000,000,000 held
by home capitalists, giving additional
tax of $1,330,000,000.
The following table will show:
National obligation of
the people of all
kinds, about 30,ooo ooo.ooo
Foreign 11,000,000.000
Average Interest at
7 percent 770,000,000
Home capital 19,000,000,000
Average Interest at
7 per cent 1,330,000,000
Interest added t2,loo,000,OCO
Add government ex
pense ot tariff and
Internal revenue...
Add expenses of
states, cities and
towns ;
Added to Interest on
people's debt. 12,820,000,000
A tax of $2,820,000,000 per year on oar
industries under our present system. The
tariff is insignificant in connection with it.
Now for relief through the financial
plank of the People's party government
to issue and control the currency and
loan direct to the people at a tax not to
exceed 2 per cent, which on publio in
debtedness of $30,000,000,000 at 2 per
cent would amount to $000,000,000,
which goes into the United States treas
ury, and removes all call for a tariff
through taking the place of present gov
ernment tax. Tax on industries under
present system, $2,820,000,000: tax under
people's system, $600,000,000; a saving to
the people of $2,220,000,000.
The effect on our business would be:
Government money would take the place
of present credit capital, thus giving the
people collectively representation in prop
erty and homes. Put our spindles in
operation to supply home wants and for
eign demand through our cheapened cost
of manufacturing, we could place our
products on all markets of the world at a
profit, the only ones hurt being those
who neither work with hand or brain,
the parasites or usurers. It would set
the army of the unemployed to produc
ing and consuming to the extent of
human desires. The only poverty a na
tion need fear comes through avarice; a
few benefited, the masses suffer. De
stroy labor and property returns to its
natural element Protect labor in free
exchange of its products at cost, and
every manufacturer, merchant, farmer
and wage-worker in the country would
prosper. Depressions of business would
be of the past and would be impossible
in the future, only through famine or
epidemic, I tell you money paid through
SGO.COO.OOO
300,000,000
government for publio improvements
comos right close to the Bellamy system
of letters of credit. All that stands be
tween is the 2 per cent to be charged for
transfer of indebtedness, which comes
back to the people collectively to be paid
out again for necessary expenses of gov
ernment and collective improvements.
Government control would make it as
firm as the postage stamp, as there would
be no speculation through it. Cash can
hurt no one. There can be no cash fail
ures. Speculation and failure must be
charged where it belongs, to the credit
system, an endeavor to get something for
nothing. Stand up for KanBaa.
. Galen P. Athertox
Worcester, Mass., November 13, 1802.
The Philadelphia fellows think that
Quay would have won, and that Carter
is to blame. Nobody is to blame, and no
one would have done different. The
people did themselves for some reason or
other. Kansas City Gazette.
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