People's Pilot, Volume 3, Number 11, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 September 1893 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

read “In gold we trust.” This would correspond with Cleveland’s views, and he seems to be running things in this country more than God is. For the first time in ten years Jasper county is refusing to pay warrants drawn upon it. “Want of funds” is the reason assigned by the treasurer. Taxpayers are curious to know what has become of the large amount of money received by the county in payment of taxes, and are wondering if the levy will again be raised at the September session. Senator Vance of North Car. olina is out in a letter in which he says: “The Sherman law, once repealed, the measures which are to take its place will have to be passed by affirmative legislation, requiring concurrence of all three branches of the law making departments, and no sensible man, acquainted with the situation, can believe these measures can be passed under such circumstances.” The senator is right. He proposes to hold on to the Sherman law until free silver coinage is obtained. Those congressman who don’t do it will find themselves running against the butt end of a political cyclone.