The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-10-26

'he history OF any country-corners in
""'"'' corners IN oats, corners IN pork
lSre"' ''"Sn'erI- corners ~ gold, corners
~ s'ooN' ana 80 on and 80 on Now, gem
'"",e"' ~" no. mere !" say that this PAT
ueular e''9He. which tried to force up prices,
or th"t opposite enlue which iriedto force
'hem uoMh' WAS r'ght or wrong IN any iu-
s'ahc'i am not snnic'ch,iy familiar TO
!u1Se' nat say, and think YOU must
oeHeNe WIN me, ls that these exhibitions,
'hese eonlii'ons, are SYMPTOMS OF II
hahe'"i we"Nhess' ~ nota hnancial dis
,ase iheN are inc'den's "hich are not
hNe,N l" ocsnr ~ perfectly sound and
heaithS e"ndno""'t the commercial bus
'hvsS ",hi 'he currency oi ue country,
"e'i' we set on WIN them ms well as
We '"n' or I''ner we enase one away and
h"olner soon presents itself, AMI every
no" a"" the", III me great commercial
center "nere my work mas been carried
"n' tnere comes superior corner, KIND
" n'"cN FRIDAY, or something that
' Se"o'" "'s".ui ana 'neh aP
H. born of ,len,y n5.hn Ia. 49,. w"
thing ur other; he either buys stocks q,
he sells gold or he does both. and he nuts
us AT ease for n little time arain Now
am not here 10 decide that that ia not the
hes, nc can do; don't know about that.
but do insist that the business of the
country ought not to be in condition to
require this continual application of some.
thing artificial, something let down from
above, that there should be a stale OF
things wherein business men and business
interests should take care OF themselves,
aud not require tue continual nterruption
of some public authority in such n d;cta-
torial form. Some men are syampe,i
when the Secretary appears other men
are relieved; perhaps the creates. good to
/ ihe greatest lumber is accomplished. for
/ aught know hut ! want TO see A state
at things where the Government is not
continually called upon to helpus out n
/ reminds me of the state OF things that ex-
s,ed IN my earlier days, when every once
/ IN a while Mr. Nicholas Biddle was called
10 Wall street IN about the same capacity
as lhe Secretary Of the Treasury is now. to
put his shoulder to the wheel and liit us
ont OF some miro or ward of some catas-
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our comntry to resume with a rery mnch
smaller proportion of available assets to
their liabilities thanLhe Treasury Of the
/ United States had at that time 50 that j.
seemed 10 me TO be perfectly feasible
thing But we did not resttIne, mainly be-
! cause the people mean The bus'ness
/ Pepple-dld not want 10 resume and that,
[ in any judgment, il the reason hat will
| operate just ~ well next year, two yeare.
I've yen. Lence, ~ 1t operated then. II il
my Judgment that we are not likely to re-.
/ sumo in any near period Of time Then, /
/ say, il We want TO resume, We need all the
revenues we had then, aud we ought 10
have husbandrd them carefully butif we
/ we're not, ps you and Know we we're not
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