The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-18

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spoken On this subject Snt xh9 IN the he lishs
portsnt factor 10 dealing with this question
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any such extent as 1t deserves. and that 10 the
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the almost incalculable resources of the great
est country on earth
policy. admitting the ideal to be Impossible.
will result In the least strain on our resources.
ssa the esis
those II 70 do Rsd law AND ST.
natural aud Conferred. with, all Of our re.
sources employed t2 their fullest extent: We We
II the policy Of tho free coinage q silver were
to iSas the tMo Gm me. 81 ens
bb be Maintained under the present policy, We
produce in this country about S3OOQ0,0oo OF
TIE tgs ws ioessn naen
next ~" and for l2ase5 PSSr W
Fsa nnr aS Soa re Policy
4,TNJUOu ounces OF silver q month. paving Tor
n II snes .sn the work Of antan
ing the parity will not require an extraor,
ay e put b sssan aR tRe
balance Of trade should turn against us to any
great extent, which to me seems quite i5mpos 9.
come. even then my faith in our great Re-, re-.
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strain upon our resources n 1.-The, the EFFORT TO
nn a Pf Tes s q sSS asd sr Would
the place Of gold in settling balances II the
price silver I'd a sse snsa
saantry. ~" Ne would then have haRdreds. q
Jour Hundred millions, we nov have; ard
that. too. as fast as the ,mints could coin
then ans Toaa Ss s ss pssz
our immense resources and the exercise q
to the ast degsse, Rps St1
per month purchased at It's gold value, in my
pnoR gentlemen son .hs %hcSS ue 81
know know you have expressed q desire for
the q the sW as
kind In other words: II yo% can have your 20
to s Esea TO
Ssit ass the fullest possibie consId grafton.
am sure do not mistake your wishes when
DaPrity Of III the ' two metals shall be maintain
t iss Ss seaS os ss sap ns
should result q large aes cline th BE-.
Tou hsE Ssse the q
maintaining the parity. 1have not given much
reoso stt that do not. believe CONGRESS WIN
endorse ys KS hsa
seems to ne tho tssk Of 9ainsai3iine the parity
believing that thst true sense Of the business
world in the near future must be brought into
sone Is HARROW re " base WSoh to
the worlds financial structure, nave mnc11
the best :: al
ment by which the parity Of tho two metals
hnSal sn acceD'eo fa''' may % maintained
ri feel quite safe in saying that the chief
an G H.
that free to be thf pSsSy ey Fl s6s
gold viii 20 to them. (Applause:l Is 1t not
Tho part q WELDON ior US to refrain fr2m 40,
we viii not PERMIT ourselves to fall in this re.
and an obstacle to the 30
dn What have ss aS @SeSsl tnegy
any naas OF NOT for You and tie Country
to Judge. The position I occupy, REQUIRES me:
time bs5p to gvs PEI.
prs etttiaf only ApRIaase A' iD'a Wv '
ladies' Came s in. and from the balcony viewed
the proceedings with eatinterest; After the
ciusion Of the Secretary's address had, sub.
sided President Smith asked Secretary Foster
!sierrsd to. Secretary Foster REPLIED that
Inc Secretary Of the Treasury to, Issue bonds
70 any extent he may feel called upon to 10
sOrve, The, act Of July "A. 1880 com.
gold and silver It has always been the custom
% this country to pay its obligations In gold;
This and were the present hundred millions Of
gold reserve trenehed upon Is within h y
;;,pto Ave per cent 1T and replace or increase
In Introducing Bishop Potter to speak on the
sentiment; Circulation the Law q Wealth a.
II is THO Law 81 Commerce" President smith
spoke Of the Bishop as q man suited " the
times, distinguished in his high profession BY
,ons9iyative Views and acts, and administer.
Ing the duties OF his Office IN SUCH manner af
70 command the respect Of all men OF all
c.eeds. Bishop Potter said IN part:
SPEECH OF BISHOP POTTER
IT fear shall not be ablet to be funny. though
ahall frv moi fO ha dull. and in nny cuso