The Evening Standard du lieu suivant : Lawrence, Kansas • 1

7 it- 1 rm a -r nv a -w-v -n -v 1 EVENING i rmr.j mnnTji i rl rim LAWRENCE, KANSAS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22; 1879. Seventh Volumk. Established April 7, 1873. That the lust and euultuulo iiieusiuu of tlie 1879. FALL.

CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Evening Standard. 1879. I. obligation of the United Slates Uion their out-binding bonds, which were issued and sold as a jr the benefit of capital, and the other robs all of the right to an independent ballot, for the benefit of dominant party leaders.

E. ROS8. EdIUir. 11. 4 UUUNE'll', Associate Editor.

MY STOCK OF means of borrowing money, is the value at tne time In gold and silver coin of the paiier currency advanced and paid to the government on these bonds, With the established rule of such a TUB EVENING STANDARD This amendment was rejected by an policy, what Is there before the people of this country but a condition of abject slavery 1 almost strictly party vote 42 to 13. I Issued every afternoon at 4 o'clock (Holidays excepted). TemiM Hy carrier, 10 cent a week, pavable at this oftlce or to 0. T. Prentice, City Collector, lly mall or currier, payable quarterly Upon the rejection of this amend When cornered In argument on these UlImXm GOODS IS NOW COMPLETE.

lu advance, HMi per anuuin. ment, Mr. Vlckers, a Democrat, of Maryland, offered the following: Chamber of CoMuere. omcxita. I.

N. Van IIokhkn President, 1). VIC President. Okuikir I.kih Treasurer. U.

J. (iAMNirr Secretary, EXKCVTIVI COMMITTER. 8. RtelnbciH, I. N.Van Hoeaen, John Walruif, ILJ.Ctumilt (leu.

A. Hunt, DTANOlNn OOMM1TTKM, Trade and tV)mmere. Messrs. Howeraoek, Lets and Wam'n. KtUtcat Um.

Messrs. Rushmer, Hunt and Innes. Mamiiiwturtt, Momum. Hunt, llmne and WiU-rutl. Hailrtxul, Messrs.

Ms, Innes and Steinberg. City and County ImMiUtliuxn. Messrs. Crew, Bushtner hiuI Hume. ImmturatUm.

Messrs. Warren, Bowersoek and Hunt. facts of their record; they lly to the South, and conjure up the horrors of the THE LAWRENCE 8TANOARD In Issued everv Thursdav mornlmr. Subscription. rrovldod.Thut nothing herein contained shall be considered as binding the government to 1.00 per anniun, payable lu advance.

No person authorised to contract Indebtedness (or or on account ol this oMIoe, except on Uie purchase coin to pay the bonds of the govern ment not expressly provided by law to be paid presentation ol a written orucr siitneu uy PlPf ltt)88. Business MunaKer. rebellion, and of a condition of things their own folly and mismanagement has established, and on the pretense of seeking to correct abuses of a temporary and local character, persist in the maintenance of a system that can end In coin, If there shall not be coin or Its equivalent Gents, call anil inspect them, as I have the In the treasury will) which to discharge the said obligations. WHO ABE TIIK FHlRXltM Of THE i Which was also defeated by an UltKKKBACKT What the Keeorda Haj. Largest and Finest Stock in the West in no way but the involvement of all, equally rigid party This was fol AbNtrarta of Title.

North and Sodth alike, in financial ruin lowed by the Funding Bijl of 1870. I(i(lH SINCLAIR make Abstract of Title As a of the Qreenbackers of Doug and political degradation. and sell Uea) Estate, iso. Mass. bu The act of 1809 was simply declara 11 las county are disposed to dissent from the proiOBed co-operation of the Green- EO.

A. BANKS, Abstracts of Title and Fire The Greenbackers of Bourbon coun insurance, corner room Miuuwum nouse torya pledge of intention. It carried no weight except as a pledge performed no legislative function. The Fund buckers and Democrats on a joint ticket Harbero. ty, lu making up their ticket, declined to present candidates for Treasurer and for county officers this fall, on the as riTCIIRM.

ft IIOKNE, under National Bank, TO SELECT FROM. SAM. G. McCONNELL, THE ARTIST TAILOR. ill oHwlle Postoftlce.

sumption that there is no difference be ing Bill was necessary to complete and and give effect to the pledge then made. TAMES JOHNSON, LudhiKton House Barber tween Democrats and Republicans on Sliop. uiailies reaaoimuie. the currency question, and for the in Sheriff. This the Herald, the Democratic paper, construes into an invitation to the Democrats to complete the ticket by making nominations for those olllces.

The Herald warmly urges the UentlHtM. formation, also, of the same class of YTJL80N, F. olllce No. 133 Massachusetts (Mdlm Uuder the authority given by the acts authorizing the issuance of the 5-20 bonds to refund them at a lower rate of interest at any subsequent time, the people in other portions of the State, we street. JB.

WHEELER, D. S. Office No. 07 Mas. sachilsetU Street.

append herewith a few facts of record Democrats to accept the situation and The wholesale Tobacco House D. PATTERSON, Dentist. Ofllce In cemei "go in and win," and thus take the on that subject with which the Con gressional Globe abounds. room over Woodward Drug Store. manipulators of the scheme took advantage of the opportunity to stipulate in terms that the new bonds which county out from under Republican rule, M.

ft LUCY H. TAYLOR, 4 Vermont 8U, The original National Hanking law The Herald backs up its suggestion tl Unit door uorui ol Lawrence House. should be issued and exchanged for the with conclusive reasons for the pro DruKfflHtM. was passed in 1803. The object of this act, as frequently avowed in the course old5-20's should be payable, principal posed fusion.

EO. LEIS ft RRO Wholesale Drugglsta and and interest, in coin. of the debates, was to retire and replace Niivuiaciuring uieinists. W. 8TRAFFON, Dnitwlst and Prescrlp.

fciETTIXU AXXIOVM. the entire volume of the Greenback F. W. WIEMAN, Successor to Julfiw Jlf Manufacturer of Fine Cigars, and Jobbers of all grades of Tobaccos, Smokers' Articles, 70 Massachusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas. uomsi, ioi AiawtavnuHuiui i.

The prospect of a general co-operation Notwithstanding the well understood and generally admitted fact that these bonds were payable in currency, and InHuranre. currency with National Bank notes. This was the beginning of the scheme of financial centralism that has since N. NOYES, Fire Insurance and Real Estate between the Democrats and Greenback' ers of Kansas this fall, is creating con Agent. iorresHnueuce souciteu.

notwithstanding the fact that thepro- sternation among the Republican pa JewetarH. been so thoroughly carried out that pers and leaders. The Topeka Com culminated in the demonitizatiou of sil GEO. H. MURDOCH, Watchmaker and En graver, 75 Massachusetts Street.

poposed conversion was the making of a new contract with the bondholders, and to their great profit, and a repudiation of a previous contract with the ver In 1873, and the pttssage of the Resumption act in 1874, that provided for Land Agent. monwealth, which has for years been one of the most violent in its denunciations and ridicule of Greenbackers, and people and tax-payers, equally to their the retirement of the entire Greenback IEVI A. DOANK ft Real Estate and Loan Agenta, Improved Kansaa tarins a specially Olllce, No.l Massachusetts lawreiwe, Kaa circulation. the most "stalwart" of all the hard money organs in the State, in a late disadvantage, and an addition of six hundred millions to the debt of the NDREW TOSH ft Real Estate Agents. On this first Bank bill, the vote stood, XXUIIIceon Mass, su, over Chester's uru8U)re, number piteously begs the Greenback- A.

HARRIS, Laud Agent, Massachusetts w. em to "comeback," that the "the Re street, Lawrence, Kansas. government and, corresponding accumulation of the burdens of taxation, the Republican Congress moved steadily forward in the work that the bond Lawyers. publican party is a good Greenback par J. C.

PENNY, Merchant Tailor, 67 'Massachusetts Street. $18 suits a specialty! A. RIOG8, Attorney and Counselor at Lyw ty," in the Senate: AYES. NOES. Republicans 21 Republicans 0 Democrats 2 Democrats 12 In the House of Representatives: AYES.

NOES. Republicans 70 Republicans 22 Democrats 2 Democrats 42 kj umce over uougias uunty nana, pHAS. CHADWICK, Attorney at Law and No. Too late Mr. Commonwealth.

Those holders had laid out for it the enslav tary ruouo. umce Aiussacuuseua Bireei. who think alike are about to vote alike. ing of the people to the combined oli TAMES W.GREEN. Attorney at Law.

Office CI In National bank Building. garchy of the two continents, and were as steadily opposed by the Democrats. ALBERT, Cliy Allorney. Office 91 at last, and there is no use in shedding any crocodile tears over it Your time has come the bloody shirt won't save The final vote on the Funding Bill oujB uu iMnssachusetle street, up sUUrs. uon.

paystaxea iv-r- and does a The supplemental Bank bill was pass you. ed in 1864. On this bill the vote stood, I 1VPUAM VViHnAl.nannJ was as follows. In the Senate: ayes. no'-i.

in the Senate: Manufacture. Messrs. KaiiVSa Manufacture. Uepublicans liepuuitcuiiB 83 run. m.

lcoru'ir oi flfSSKPT Democrats t'lltf and cmmitf inau a. ...,,1 ura, immforatfwnbrokerft. Henry Street, east oi Massa- Democrats 0 In the House: AYES. Republicans 139 Democrats 0 NOEb. Republicans Democrats NOES.

Republicans Democrats Republicans 81 Democrats 0 In the House: AYES. Republicans 78 Democrats 0 -i- eer ti. lr nnni'Mrnn rnl Tk WhitcSewimg machine Co. Cleveland, ohio. NOES.

Republicans Democrats 2 51 Photographers. 0 63 JH. WEEKS, new Photograph Gallery, 87 Massachusetts btreeU LAMON'8 Gallery, No. 125 Massachasetts 8L Lawrence, Kansas. In January, 1809, was passed what is known as the Public Credit act, pledg KeHtanrantH.

J. AUSTIN, Henry St. onposlte the Stand- hours. t-Jt aia umce. Meals at all ing the payment of the 81,500,000,000 of five-twenty bonds in gold, and giving the holders a bonus of six hundred millions of the people's money.

Haddlera. UrrON, C. Pnicticnl Harness Maker, 1 68 Mass. street. SUisfactlon guaranteed.

1 1 It ESTABLISHED 1SG5. The vote on this bill stood, in the Lawrence Foundry. Senate: 'SPECIAL NOTICES. EWnMMirdltilWiS. Admrt.ite.ment of thru lines or leu interted under this head for ten cento each insertion; over thru line thru cent a line each insertion.

AYES. NOES. Republicans 31 Republicans 14 Democrats 1 Democrats 10 In the House: AYES. NOES. Republicans 108 Republicans 27 Democrats 10 Democrats 30 President Johnson, a Democrat, de McGURDY Manufacturers and Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, A few University Students, or others, can be accommodated with good board and rooms for tsfio, day board 2,75 a week, at the bherman House.

Operation that Pay'" The pa9t few weeks have been proline ot immense percentages of jiroflta at the New York Exchanges, by the careful use of moderate sums hi well manipulated stock transactions, which returned a legitimate gain on capital invested according to correct business principles. Great activity prevails In Uie market. The safest and most suceosf ul method for operating in a regular way Is hi Financial Union by the PretecUve System of dealing in stocks, which affords absolute guarantees that cannot possibly be assured otherwise. The vast aggregates on the sales of shnres that have recently attained such mighty proior-lions, have been cluelly promoted bv the infusion of tills new element which has produced results surprising to all. The conservative basis of this system is it great safety.

To be sure of gaining the large prollu that accrue so quelkly hi stock movements, there must be reasonable protection against sweeping risks. Tills is why the Protective System excels all. On Monday three gentlemen in New York each Invested on Lake Shore stock by the Financial Union System, and on Thursday closed the operation with a net protlt of for each Investor. Tuesday a bank cashier In Philadelphia put 3,500 In lroU'i-tive Options on Northwestern slock, and on Saturday closed the contract with profit, Early in the previous week two mechanics in Kosuin united their Capital and invested 2A on Mlchl-gau Central and ten days afterwards they acknowledged receipt of profits. The last week in July Ave tanners In Central New York invested 5o0 each In Financial Unions on M.

Haul stock, and on Thursday, the 14th ol August, they closed the deal and divided between them. A lady in one of the depnitiueiin In Washington used fei for two weeks in 1'ro-teetives of Western Union and Lake Wliore stocks, ami made a clean profit of NtTii.iix. on Kiiturdtiv a prominent Pennsylvania politician Invested Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, mid Michigan Central stieks, und in Ave days lew out of the market wltii protlt. A large brewer in Louis put 2, on in Protective)) on (SI. Paul and Northwestern slocks, and fifteen days afterward closed wlt' a khiii of These are examples of v.hat 1ms been accomplished hi Financial Union by the Protective System ol operating in stocks where good advice bus hf-en followed.

Willi the present uctlvh the prospects for gain in the near future are iuoic favorable, ns the oiernlk lis are etiuiillyiiKrood for catching the profits from fluct nations up or down as they occur. Amounts from to or more cm lie Invented with proportionate success hy the Financial Union System on regular sales, that leave the otitrol of funds In the hands of Investors, with a detl knowledge at all ti nies of Just what stocks their money Is on, so that they cuii at a glance what their profits are at any hour of the dity by referring to market quotations. All operat ors are assured of straight forward treatment by tho Union Kvstein. Orders filled timl information furnlsho-l lv Ilhaniiir, Dililiell Hunkers and lirokei-s, Iso. in Broad street, New York chy.

Kimball FARM of 160 acres choice prairie land in Shawnee county, six miles southeast of Topeka. Small payment down, time on balance at 8 per ct. MANUKACTUKKIIS Or "Si 1 3 clined to sign this bill, and it therefore failed, but was again brought up in March, after Grant's inauguration, and passed the second time. On this passage of the bill, the. vote stood, in the FARM of 1B8 acres, about five miles south of Lawrence.

Has been unrtei cultivation, but has not been occupied for several years. Good land, water and timber. Terms small payment down, your owii time on balance at 8 per cent. FINE FARM of 203 acres, In a well settled section, 3 miles south of the Marias des Cygnes river. IS miles west of Ottawa, Franklin County, Would make an excellent stock farm.

Seven dollars an acre would be a reasonable price for It. Terms i half down, time on balance at 7 per cent. Wanted. Trade a good Sewing Machine for a small 8 team and Bnlmv Agricuiiurai Machinery, MILL WORK, AND CASTINGS" OF ALL KIND LAWKI-XJK, KANSAS- G. A.

FAAS, DEALElt IN Pianos and Organs, TP A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de On the 17th day of January, 1870, Mr. McNeely, a Democrat from Illinois, offered the following resolution "The Committee on Banking and Currency, be, and ihey are hereby, instructed to report at an early day a bill providing for withdrawing from circulation the National Bank currency, and for issuing instead of such currency, treasury notes usually known as greenbacks." The vote on this resolution stood: AYES. NOE8. Republicans 7 Republicans 112 Democrats 49 Democrats 2 Again, on the 4th of June, 1870, the House had under discussion the bill of Mr.

Sherman, to increase the National Bank circulation by 954,000,000, and retire a corresponding amount of 3 per cent, certificates, another form of the greenback currency, on which the people were paying 8 per cent, interest, while on the National Bank circulation they were paying 12 to 20 pur cent. Mr. Randall, a Democrat from Pennsylvania, offered a substitute for this bill, which proposed to issue 300,000,000 ot greenbacks to take up tho National Bank circulation. On this proposition the vote was: AYES. NOES.

Republicans 16 Republicans 107 Democrats 85 Democrats 4 It would seem that this record ought to be conclusive as to the criticism that there is no difference between the Democrats -and the Republicans on the currency question. Through all the legislation of Congress on this subject, covering a period of sixteen years, not a proposition has been introduced looking to the perpetuation of the greenback as the basis of our system of finance, or to the abrogation of the national banking system, that has not been supported by the Democrats as a party, and as persistently and unitedly opposed by the Republicans. To say to the contrary is to say that the Congressional Globe is a lie. The reason is obvious. The system of finance as instituted and defended by the Republican party Is a system of financial centralism, and its perpetuation is'essentiitl to the success of their conspiracy for the conversion of our democratic forms into a political despotism.

The hard money, anti-greenback, national bank system of finance represents the Republican idea of financial centralism, while their troops-at-the-polls and deputy marshal laws represent, on the other hand, political centralismtwo inseparable elements of their conspiracy of centralism and despotism. The one robs the laborer of his wages and the farmer of his farm, cay, loss of manhood, I will send a receipt that will cure you, free of charge This great Our (roods will comnii favorably In quality and price with the best niHiiufaclures. and In excellence of lit, Mirpnss nuvlliliiK sold hi this country, as our numerous customers cun testify. All goods warranted tobe as represented Olit Kl'Kt'IALTIKM. We wish to call your special attention' lo nut PATIiXT 11UCKI-E I'liOW Of which we arc the Patentees and Manfncntr-ers.

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II. MjlilTtHii y. V- House, substantially as before. In the Senate an effort was made by the Democrats, seeing that it was destined to pass, to relieve it of some of its most odious features. "VVith that view Mr.

Thurman, of Ohio, offered the following amendment: Provided, That nothing herein contained shall apply to the obligations known as the five-twenty bonds. This would still have left these bonds payable according to the terms of the contract embodied in their issue. But that was not what the bondholders wanted. They had bought the bonds for fifty cents on the dollar and were determined to have a hundred and their attorneys in Congress voted down this righteous and honest amendment on the plea that it was' necessary in order to strengthen the public credit." There were 12 votes for this umend-nient5 Democrats and 7 Republicans, some of them since turned Democrats by this kind of legislation by the Republican party. There were against the amendment 31 uays-11 Republicans, not one of them a Democrat.

On the final passage of the bill in the Senate, the vote was yeas 42, all Republicans, and nays 13, 7 Republicans and 0 Democrats 3 Democrats not voting, and two of them had voted bill the previous February, making 8 out of the 9 Democratic Senators then in Congress against the bill. During the debate on this bill, and further illustrating the determination of the Republican majority to carry it through In the interest of the banks, the money lenders and the stock brokers, occurred these significant passages: wnav you can uo at tne itusiness wo oner, jno room to explain hero, You enn devote nil your time or only your snare time to the business, and make great pay for everr hour that vou work. Women make as much ns man, Send for special private terms and particulars, which we mail free, 5 nut lit. free. Don't cointilain itt hit id IItiihs white PETROLEUM JELLY you have sudh a chnnce.

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