The advocate., 1890-01-16

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cd as 10 authorize the Secretary of ihe
Treasury 10 iasue cerVaaatee against tAe
colplng valve Of the bullion bought apd
Ito coin oply such number Of dollars ~ ha
might deem expedie9t hegeqtteF.a gRls
would not restrict In 1.-the least degree Che
use Of the silver dQllaT as currency The
certificates wQQldbe equally good wheFha
ergepFesentIng coined dollars lylngip the
vaults, or representing bullion, also lying
hin, vaults, and which could be coined Into
dollars. The bullion should be melted
into the form Of heavy bars which could
hot be easily stolen Or logt. ln this form
silver could be easily and quickly moved,
and counted" Page meReport:
Ut would be the part Of wisdom TO pre-
vent any accumulation Of silver III the
TREASURY beyond sufficient reserve
needed TO moet any demand which may
be made fOrit This Gun be done by fix
ing the amount of suchreBerVey and pro-
vlding that when II Ia exceeded by say
S6,0O00O0 hopurohase OF bnllion shall
cease until the amount held,by Govern
ment again equals such reserve."l lnhis
Report for 1888, page xxx, MraBairehild
repeats his recommendation ofpage u.lx,
1887, aud ON page xxx further saysi Ear
more gold and silvOEcOins are IN possess
sion Of the Government than probably
ever will be needed for theredemption. Of
certificates. Future accommodations ofthe
precious metals should be, only In the.
form Of bullion, which Gamble kept moro
safely and counted more easily than the
coin! II this suggestion was adopted all
but one of ourmiuts might he, closed, and
large, useless eXpepse. e.bo.saYed annually.
/ earnestly cpll tho attention Of the Cone
gross TO this subiect.!ao, sooi 90. s-iluouI
\ william Windomy (Republiom) in Ret
fport for 1889, page LS, under head of
Measures Recommended, 'saysa tissue
Treasury notes against deposits OF silver
bullion OF the market price Of silver when
deposited, payable on demahdih such
qnantltes OF silver bullion aswiil equal
Ia value, at the date Of presentation, the
number OF dollars EXPRESSED on the face
oftAb notes at the market price cf silver
OF III gold, at the option Of Che Govern
ment;; Or IN Silver dollars at the option Of
the holder Repeal the compul5oty fea1
lure OF the PRESENT coinage dcte #"*
The seUtetaty Of the Treasury should
have discretionary power tosuspend, tenn
.b6Atily, the receipt Of bullion for pay
meht ID notes, when necessary tOprdtect
the government against combinations
formed for the PURPOSE Of giving dnqrbiA
.tafy and dfctivl6us price 0fsilver. Monitor.
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The People WAN N9t BE DereiYed' NJ
It lRamuslRg tQ note with What RF9a
toVRdipteEeRt and concern certain truck |
ling papers gre eRdeqyoEipg 70 throE dust
In the eeyep Of che people In regard 70
the action Of the ~. Louis Conyepttionli;
.Bbt.the people, will not be deceived,
Some Of these papers display either will |
tIl deception pr insxcqsiable ignorance ora
Ia their attempt TO mlsleqa the ppbllc, !
For exawble, the. Farm Fleld qsd Stqah !
man, whose strong partisan bias. gives
color 10 Rll Ia discussions Of questions ofil
Ia national character, very adr9itly man
lpulates and comforts the proceedings Of