The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-05

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those evils are remediless
WORD 10 WESTERN AND SOUTHERN FRIENDS
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srn or southern friends who feel less keenly
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SHIFT NOT THE BILLION CONGRESS ISSUES.
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vent the recurrence now 81 that most extraor-
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an exposure to its worst hazard;
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fire with n in0wiedee Of the laws Q, radiant
the natural outcome 81. that bad education
lated. behind demoralizina precepts the tre-
mendous force OF government example. OF
lie prosperity. Who, think tarlfis are not taxes.
Treasury. who conceive that subsidies and and
Deputies opI arc equitable: who suppose paper
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to reason.
BuaABoos.
OF course. they scream like frightened horses
Constitution and remind them Of our prospsr err
ity under revenue tn tarins and free bimetallic
Il the . monetary peace Of The world I, had net
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approximation OF gold and silver to their old
Will. there viii be no moment When Business a
bpgaboos can begin to be born.
great cause Of sound finance and honest
money.
E1-PREsIDENT MARTIN VAN BuREN's STORY.
York Democrat, ex-President. Martin Van |
TWEEN &ie1ander Ha@ a ana James YAK Maa
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a thing totally different from that which. he |
and both knew perfectly well had been under |
afe and o
concur with those astute and Venerable
ssd2 e eis aT eny or un
Harrison ~, to adminisa'asion her to free bime::
silys. dollar and l03;eent gold dollar and
iregret to SAY that Secretary Blaine adds
insult to in1dellty: II once fell to him to exc
Evarts for the tnteEnatlonAl Monetary. Con:
ference ct Paris in 1881. He then professed
letter last October he actually calls Coy. Camp
bell. the 0hio Demoerats. and other friends Of
and thsF Of the
Blaine. He will, not by sagaclous Democrats
be suffered to administrators free bimetallie
coinage law. will explain my meaning still
more clearly.
BLAINE's DUPLEX DIPLOMACY.
:. Nobody will deny that II all the silver OF
Europe. Asia. and America were at its old fixed
stable ratio with gold. and such g ratio were
as n remittance to settle International bal
,eptable as gold.
!, Nobody will deny that in that case private
dealers would lose every reason and all ability
TO make profit by exchange OF European sill
YER for American gold. |
No well-informed person supposes that In
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