Atlanta Constitution. 1
If the Democratic platform is to le
carried out as thoroughly as the people
desire the Democratic majority in
congress should be prepared to repeal
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mimendalion to this effect made by
Democratic party at Chicago
inounts to a commanu to tne majority
in congress, and it is regarded by the
people as a definite and an important
feature of the programme of financial
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'aio aim itwim.
repeal of this tax will open a
ncvv ai.d an inviting field to those
lnsti.a! ..ins, wmcn, operating under
the li.tviunal banking laws, have been
compelled to contract and call in their
notes because the basis of circulation
government bonds has become too
costly to yield a profit. In order to
take advantage of the circulation
clause, the banks are compelled to
lock up in the treasury as much money
as their currency circulation amounts
to, and the benefit to the people and
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t 10 uubiness is inappreciau.e.
