The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-18
THE SILVER QUESl IOy.
THE souTH's GREAT INTEREST.
The Silver Dollar Come to stax-r,a
Game OF the Gold Bugs Being Thor.
oushiy Understood by the
South and Especially by
the Texas Press
THE WAY To TEST 1T.

sno 1'aoA soottSn, II Is good enough |
for the Eastern bankers and bond |
holders, or any other man. The Fort
Worth Gazette calls silver "SD.oept
dollars" Wonder how many dollars
the Gazette has to sell at tina. price9-
LWaxanachie Enterprise.
THE FARMER INTERESTED.
The silver question will be ono of
the important issues bsfore the next
congress. The monied interests OF the
North ana Easl are opposed to the
South and West, who have the GOOD nf
the farmer and the laborine class sd
heart, want the ''dollar of our sddiasn
to hold its proper place in this coun. |
try as o circulating medium,-TSuI-l
phur Springs Enterprise.
THE SILVER CONTROVERSY,
Warmers bill promises to settle The
silver controversy with sort of COM |
promise that seems to gather favor
win both parties to this vexed dues
tlon' Ihere are strong arguments on
poth SIDES, and some such arrange
ment looking to reasonable mutual
concession seems to be the only prsc-
Tchl solution IN prospect Cameron
Herald.
SILVER COME TO STAY,
The standard silver dollar has come
to stay, and it would be great piece
OF folly for the bankers to mako war
upon 1t. Like the greenbsck, it il an
integral and indestructible part of the
money OF the American people. A
really serious or in any way threaten
ing attempt 10 destroy it would evoke
a popular cutlery, which might en-
danger the very existence OF our ma.
liohal Dank systom.-I Woatheriord
Sun.
The GOLD BUG's GAAtE.
Dem 'nerize silver and you increase
the va.us of gold, thus putting thous.
ands Of dollars into the pockets OF tho
rich by a simple act of Legislation,
while you increase the burdens OF the
poor py Taxing away their chief circu-
latlng medium. Whatever objections
may he urged against silver rs a chr.
rency, Its demonetiz alton will ma
doubt be a death blow to the party
that inauSurates il. We can't give 10
"the dollar OF our daddiss."- Wax
hachie enterprise.
ALE HOots MAN DULLAR.
The silver dollar is the poor mans
dollar, and whoever is in favor of the
greatest good to the greatest number
opposes the contraction of that curren-
cy. Il is only the rich nabobs who
raised tho hue and cry against "our
daddy's dollars" They find gold even
TOO cumbersome to handle, and CON
yerted into interest bearing bonds of
large denominations. Unfortunate
beings To DO subjected 10 the trials and
irouo!ea OF other mortals! We would
giaIly relieve them OK some Of their
duties, especially the irksomo Que OF
countlog and spsnding their hard
money. Loegpin Zines.
THE SCIENCE OF FINANCE.
But whom we descend umoag 70
grave senators and We hairbrained con-
gressmen We would take comfort for
Texas yerdancy--wo would find SO
many moro lost, lost above all things
IN the dlsmgl soleuG9 Of finance. For
what with tho Republicans wanting
TO make a,silver dollar rs big as cart
wheel and our own governor anxious
TO assimilate IL to the shape and big
ness OF a round dinner table whore q
poor mans family mGylcongregate aud
take their fastidious meal, we ara
likely TO have hair pulling over the
s,Ze OF poor mans diAner table,
seymour Cresset.
NEVER BE A PARTISAN ISSUE.
The silver question can never grow
into partisan question. With both
the creditor aud the debtor GLASS es fl
nancial matters become matters Of
mere business. Tho former wants co
be paid in dsarer money than they
Loaned, and the latter object to such q
form otpayment, no matter what their
party aililistions are. Tho East being
the money lenders, and tho West aud
the South being the money borrowers,
and largo amounts OF money having
passed from tia frs. to the latter two,
when times wore fluSh and greeubacks
almost grew on trees, tho East wants
TO DO paid back In gold, aud NJ period
when prosperity Is al standsttl, and
the. wRolo country going through .
period OF stAguation, IL can not be
done, and it should never ps sone,--
[St. Joe Gazette.
sEEKINa FOR CONTRACTED CURRENCY.
The silver question is still being
very generally discussed throughout
the countrv. and will. mn .douht bs
o,o a,.t.s,. -, 1911 80
one VI tne nrsS oroHuneu III congress
Tor legislative action. Tho Hon. Ed.
wards Plerrepont Edwards. ex.united
States minister 60 England, has writ.
ten Congressman Warner u letter, in
which ne says the Judgment OF the
of both gold and s,lvar. ami ne siIvsr.
is too bulky 10 cJreulste extensiyelS.
he pronosas 10 snihstinio for tho nls1i
ACT law that Will allow silver oossa
60 issue on aennsit OF silver ens,,.
client 10 make tia ao.mritv onnal In
gold TO the Tace orthe note. ar "a nanr.
~ M nracticahle. The Observation-Disclosures.
he saws. des,res a contrneted oprrencv
ana onnoscs sIivar COINAGE viii M
cfv NJ ,ntiStion. int on "" bnIaa T, t ,n
a.s.t-.- 80 - "AN"A'ei 49,