Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

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Nl.lee o. Il1 preslzt sE.sh 81 s>-ts ass -~t -
sfnle excess ~ Fc-d p~e1uctian over re Atle
reats far ti.s Arts ala maxine soo- the iass ;,
a.-,.sil1- aE1 Otherwise 4Els IS SAC sita~l'4@
aat tfts .1e pree.cll before rs
~ ae asea l1e > Esrzi-sTs of h-story sn4 -
caoo ne disasters ILst hsss tas arlsnl4 stte@2
81 4 slrl1kiag sQ ll.se 81 money A4-iN.- e "a
si.aht riret la stlri1atlLE ~ fsl at stt flll~t
empire sla -bs staEnstion ot tAt eia~is ssei
suo1s to lhe y az ~ . supply of laonss tAan ts
suy other csuss
Ngstf fhe discovery ~ Amer ans the open
~ - she mines q Pososl BEGAN 1eN era
ne uouey ~ Europe and AulfTlcs tloroasce
six fald il century. C0rlzncror revived snt
on silver winss spread over the Norla Ia IL
early parxaf t.e present century ne reFoiatloI
II So1tA America out OF TIE supply 81 silver
30 depression - TRADE Immediately followed
Jacobs IL hls historg II Tie precious metal
shows thAt tie stock of tnoney q Europe Sns
tie United States from ~ - lSs0 fell iron
O. S10 1J10Oo - s. .5oS ooOuO0. 81 loss 6 tSSo,
oaull il less than guarseT ~ a century. Tbs
shrfnksgu continued - The en- Oi the nrst kSl
% lie oentary. Prices according - NeNmArcl
aud JesOas, fell - per oeaL Is many vel ~
member this was period ~ chronic ~hars
times" relieved only BY the spSsunoole innsuoI
through wild cat bSRk noies. which lefs =
train - wrecked Industries behind then.
But 81 the close u the nrst hsf 81 The cent
ury The vail began - lift- Nlth the beginning
o. the last half OF the century dswned the new
golden era" California Hnd then Australia
begsu 10 pour their treasures into the lap o
the world, reVivlng commerce and 9ulczenins
y
hand q man was turned against himself hal
The worlds supply Of money as Topped OF
writer In British review. not long sftel
the close q this period. wrote
The present generation has seen ocme and &c
the most TeiIarkabls Outburst of materis
prosperity which has ever visited The nations O
mankind The epoch has been short lived a. .
northern summer, and the worla has fallen into
winter AZ ain
With this year we begin The last decade oi
his memorable century TIE issue Is viii
Congress and the people. that 10 is al issue
that outveighs al Others. free trade and pro
lection included, is TOO apparent 10 require ar
guUent
We insist that as silver was only broker
down ~ legislation. and ~ 10 natural law
that legislation shogle be reversed.
We beilsye that such step would advance
every industry IN the country, and that othei
nations would follow oUr example and further,
thst it would give us & prestige ia tle Spanist
American countries. where l.r best future
trade is 10 be that could ntte tc reached OF
disturbed by any other rat .aa any comhinE
ton q nations.
Wili "a free people, then, controlling their orn
government longer submit % ihe wrongs - I'll
Yer deuonct;zationf
VIII a wise Congress continue q subject an
enlightened people 70 tie iucssculable evils a
an cvcr-shrinkiuw volume q -lcLeY and the rob
berry o. or ever iucrr sing star Gard ~ vslrCt