New-York tribune., 1886-03-31

,sriu,I ati, rtsc'i,Iy b metallic or tlr o .ir ~
ru. -ss j.. stronger than bismarck fmrrrsl statutes
r." Atrupl to Pnt bl-nsSs basis - sol t"ar -
arslyl~I b,r riu,tres :hat Germany. witn 100000
lArser poI u.'ion. has litt.e over tnirl much
ur.a.i' money ~ France. ant .bat Tho pror.e
demand 'il restoration ~ silver "ll l,pul g. tl1
cui p,.seI me E-irli,ttg last month. Tr.aui, for
ky live yrGr- m Roli ha,ia Wl.h .'lt', !"g~l
~uicr ;or .lO only, an tha uuc hron 'l;rl 10
make large ~ silver, which, though kopt at tur
Starvation limit by rctI,l o. l'ei lp>t -
tuc work. namely tht rettu 'C,re.s a. Ar'', tho
pro?. from ,',ryAti,n wh' iAr ,oI Il chiefly holrdod
iu bank, atl places % deposit ErPc.'rly EH-anl HAs
o-t ".d t thr RAuk urabi' to re- p1n,h Otherwise.
ms tho Bank n b m''io T.; .ucs ;,r siL AM
l, rist IIt iu tA, cpIutr, {" bring proportion
- silver ~ mo wof. rtuo. - per cent - ,houl
aoc have FG-' oohoup. u u'hcr words, ~ r"Iut"a
'lrt lcr coint., o. S}-JJoOoJJ N..in,, To ,y ss,
inttus.cl, connected tui"u:h cnmnior, stosm ru:
electricity. thJt 10 the iou- rpn tc worlds proportion.
n.ieaI oiI piivhre rce.'st .Ht anrosuii proportion
.e that ot ru-arI /, the r.,o, % maintain and the
beat ior Jhr ps'pl" AMI the country.
oCs rp,IuoN E.Qrr!r~ iGG wpgLp'- rtio.
To tho o., 81 EusnIi Germany 1ul he - IN
Iinayi,n countries, anout 100 900 oOG OF people. who
an tryn; tc scru@ tncm'ryeS npVn Il" gold basis
4nd "a, Latin Uuipn and tho rest ~ Earpp'. SAY
1oOuu1 u1OIJ 'hN bIti mata, 70 fhc.c two classes
on chicf ryport- 'oot and raw mhferi is wht"h
exhaust country an enrich thu a. ~ut Al part "i
t,r,c " ,on manufactured pay lhs purchase prce
~ o wIoc, the romlill,t ou Ih tsn =, great poat
to supply ~ rhe world with sool+ Mauuiactus
lns these raw nl,cus ourselves, hu'orH eyppria;,oa.
would employ millions OF citizens and create tn.nuh-s
wealth for us and nnt foe othoc son,a - rs
ANA tn Asia 4ro 800 ODoODO silvor un,y only,
and tho cuiei market FOR anutarturos O, nrorst
lie, n devrloIius cvunorcc them ana Ter nat
have silver \ European baancc az 'in't "s calls
for gold; balance AGAINST wrn she silver -nsn;
nenpc woLi cil for silver. rhus our position makes 1t
essential ior thus roiutry attain lni prnoyso that
prop1rtion ~ rho two metals which Is tue wut!ds
Average and which VIII enable u Ioal safely anl
lArso.y vita al thr thrco Glasses Ot uatiuns W;an
our borders are minos Ut both metals WIl,h, II We
aro wso enough TO both. wil. soon eaab.e us 70
control exchanges and maLs No YOra aud not L'hdon
Paris tho moHey contro Of the world
AMOUNT OF MONEY RrQUrRvD.
We now OF gold and paaer 81 5o5 100000, % no
por capita tor 6ooOO.ooj people. France, financially
tho sonudcst oouGtrY Ia the world has 30 per caIIa
OF twice A. much We have not to) IN Ich nouoy nav;
to avoid disaster must take caro- that Its volume is
not 70 iuo-l. With doOt payment tuo bank notes
dlsappoarins Con- must 10 suPpol luste,d, Or con
traction Oi Sio,O)0OI0 yory wall follow. Oar mines
FURNISH tho silvor buy II with c1unca,o, the
p,ople nothn. Thus IN a tow yeas oar 9JlS.OO,0oD0
of notes. basol nothing hut promise. Will become
S3ls 900 900 OF silver dollars. waoSo Purchasing power
is gtcat svor Or crrtncaeS TOR coin held IN
trust
will be chiefly done win paper money. aud corthcItos
representing tho best Iaper money devised
loug Government bays silver as the market prico
aud coins stamiRrd dollars, thcSS dOlllrs Within this
country Will have the same purchasing power that the
gold dollar has Tho duty O' Con Ics- Is t lake Oae OF
tue 900 900 Of home tWI" aud not 10 sacIiic
that I" foreign trade only sixth % largo For twelve
years have paid FOR imports and lot bal ucO IN
Our favor uf over $lOOOOO,uOO yeaiB Tnis will CON
tluue bus l5 dislLlhsd hE LEGISLATION ~ the
iuer"SL Of foreign countries. But II debit balance Il
prluue 10 I,t br paid to gold using countries Ia gold
and slvrr cLuutIios silyrt HeuJc both Mnst hc
cuurd nd kept In quantities large that Dir 1T
eiihor need not disturb fnauc"t II H. puI1 nCt1n
that possa~,Ou nt Large supply Of silver money VIII
make diltrut Tor IA 10 adverse balance
ui trade Logically Il Is like assuming ih%t large corn
. crop d.dblUs IA from exporting ThchS
CuI>ING SILVER DOES NOT ENrrL GOLD.
Goutlcmsn who thnk tnat o'hins IN finance ~ rlSht
unless Il Is approved In London ttai the restoration
of 5lyer would ruin this county. Tue iap fs0aG Sh"r
man declared that tho act ~ 1873 would dtiyo "Ut so
bring back bonds from Europe, aud prosrac .niusr"s
But the results the opposite ri his predictions, US be'O'o