Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25

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coinage clause. which no esteems the back
bone OF the measure. wss stricken out Of
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senator Is very sanguine' however OF 40
curing the enactment of this portion OF
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In favor OF the masses, he said
All the positions originally taken by tho
advocate. n, ,ho ,sh.bilit.tion OF the all.
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have already been estabiished' Solar y tne
great public ia concerned. The people be-
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tho men VINO s'o" "eA''"y " P"'""s =
premium on human misery that oppose re-
mone,iz.tion TO dsy. Nobody nov dis
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pu'es 'ha' wv e "
pay, md that the Government has the right
,o nav A. hand. In either gold or silver at
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the Senate the United stA'es IN rA'sea
barrier against using even all the silver
which our own mines produce for
that purpose. The free coinage clause
VA. stricken from tho bill. and
a Limitation placed upon the Government
coinage Of the new dollar. There seems 10
bs a serious Misrepresentation in the minds
~ lie mace, A. TO the meaning Of the
nh,s,e free coinage" aud this misapprs-
hen.ion vent far towards defeating tho
friends Of the silver bill In Congress.
When we urge that :. free coinage" Of sill.
YER be established. We do not mean that
the Government shall receive silver at
,he mint and coin II without expense 10
the depositors. We simply insist that the
..mo rules and laws which govern the coin.
age Of gold shall apply equally 10 our an
,.r /; that there shall DO no restriction In
the amount coined that any person nav
ing silver shall b. privileged to take 10 TO
= United states Mint. aud have u con-
verted into standard dollars by paying the
established rates for tho service, or deposit
hi. silver aud receive Tor u silver certhi.
Gates To the extent u is yalne. That u oil
that the free coinage" clause contem'
plated. and by killing that clause the enc
mics of silver practically defeated the biil.
hut a small quantity OF the new dollars
has been coined. and they are ioeked up.
Had the free coinage clause s'ood. every
producer Of silver would have placed his
dollars In immediate circulation o we
should have already began 70 ieel the
beneiicent effects OF the decentralization OF
silver. ,, -.
Reporter wonid NOV uns INV
thrown a vast quantity ot inc new m. ~
IN the market anu 'hus eh'Ape" Wv
eoinf :. mn. w,..
Senator Jones-supposs u'a' "neu
money IL cheap, property Is uenr. I,.Iy.
body understanus tnA@ sn'o' ~. ss
" = ,sanar,x ,us, What 4, wanted In
mi. country Is Il not because money IL