Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-26
TIE SILVER nail.


Which Party viii dept the Suggestion
Made By frsntssnt Business MsA
That Furnishes q soiution of the Qass-
ton.
will appear in the Journal OF Finance 10 morrow
The foTthee ming consideration of the Bland
silver bill gives special in portanee TO he -ilSer
4ges ion. whsca Il 70 iay the greatest subject
beiors the Auerisan peop,e IanumerAble the
o.ies have hesr pat forth BY various hraneiers'
tbs man Of all OFFERS, however, who has advanced
the most fsasihse asd terse Ism Tor the solution
Of this vexed problem, and oee Which is in con
formIty wi'h the test Ia iaets Interests oil
the country, ia the Bon. d. II. Warner CT
New York CitY. whHs Mr. Warner Is primarily
suoxn for Bis 'ssats Car." discovery, his prom
nerce in hnaueisI and political circits. IS rep
reseuta I've del. gate ti the Ma iosal Convention
and his sckno~ LED ed slility Awe all his words
special inpo- lance Al areeeEt small gathering
OF prominent gentlemen Mr.. Warner expressed
his views on this great subject freely This fact
came 70 the knowledge Of this paper, and an n
teryie sought With the honorable genie
man. Mr. Warner manifested extreme relnc-
lance TO giving cut any hing ~ publication.
| claiming tsat ni- plan should Hrst De nnnouhee1
In the platform Of Of the great partie OF the
country assea. bed IN National Convention " Leh
sssured, however. that the ioterests OF the
country Demanded the best vi-ws o. the most re
liable men uron this p4fsm " ut SUBJ CT, Ar'
Warner consented 10 ials. an said:
the Treatment o. the rive, qaestl N, in nv
| judgement saygId be clean cut, antreLhr
trar SC, o. and suca viii -at-f7 toe Easter
state. Nilh their manufacturing interests. me
silver pr ,0uciax States aud ,e'ritori toe asfl-
caltu 81 regions and the captHiiss Of the eoah ~
| 10 every ocaiIty.
..TheTe can D. Nd doubt that the sgitation of
| the silver gu--tiOa il slowly demor--i zIhg the
busine - OF tLis country, affecting the values OF
our .ecuri ie- abroad IS well as at nome, ana
| even ,u.i'g throughout The United Stats gen
efal v agrr, luen's contracts and nds to b. SO
draAu a. 10 provide fer heir pay M Mt at niatur
| II, ia gold II enormous return 0f our securi
lie, RON abroad Is the direct cause OF t1e large
expectation of god whicn has taken place "ithlI
the past lew months Ibis /. having
.tsnling of cur ecurites throughout The
word YJu Will aud that the eJnser' afi'
| foreign investor has become alarmed 81 tue
| contil ual sglta'loH OF tae slNef que u.h ~
| tbis country and has been 6ispo-ing Of Atnert
| en- securities because he knows he can reeeIN
gold for them while there is dagger IN the ne a
future o. hi being npe!ed ac-tp. eiNtr
] y i2u inv-s tors btcJInv satisfied That new
| tally there must b. deurecIgiiln OF AmeIir N
seclritie., 0nIUg To the determined effort OF MT
| people TO make silver the principal eireu ALL :
| 81 Ur-sent tue subject Is bilag handled b.
LEGISLATORS and the p,,ic4 parties of the c3udtfy
| about the same as physicians treat Aidney and
| liver symptoms
Il do III understand you. Mr.. Warner
| why it is simply thi III trest the effect
Of ire evil without attactiOg the real cause OF the
trouble. In other words, my scl ans treat Ii iney
and liver disorders and call such disorders dts
| eases, when IN re ity taey are but symptoms OF
| iifuey and nyer disease.
| $50 legislators and The political parties o. the
country are deVoting their energies 10 ELECTS
| without curing the cause, and are thus running
one of the most productive enterprises OF Amer
lea, without regard to TIE national hnancil
| health
| conscientious physicians and our most en-
| liahtcned citi2rns nave become SATISFIED thai
| Warmers Safe Cure puts the kidneys in healthy
| condit on, and by 80 dong, the symptoms tina
arise from kidney and liver disc 'ders, and whiet
~ treated as, aad cal Cd diseases, are removed
| because when these two or, aus are in "a heAlth
| cOnditiC Ii, such symptoms, which are called bl
| many di-ease-, viii not be Known, f ON the fac
| that healthy kidue, and ltyer prevent the symp
toms which are falsely GALE disease.
| "So clsim that wden we r,medy this evil
| which is attacking our national h attn, an th'
| fleets OF when are felt in almost every business
| OF the country. whether il be aRi laultuTe, manu-
featuring or financial. will be benened, from tn
fac that the real cause is put in l.athy condl
ton by restricting The importation OF silver Il
this country"
This l. an quite true, Mr.. Warner, but wha
do YOU prot aItmeds =
| he gentleman thCugbt carefully for nome Mt
and then said al have pan which | belize
will solve the problem completely. IL IS thi' lt
| ia if upon iIaporta tors OF silver ofts, o
bullion, varying the duly from time to time a
mt3ht De deemed exptdient by lhe StcFetar
OF the Ire ,sury. 10 short, utilize the tN
perieDce gained in this direction BY tn
| bauks Of England and France in the regUlati oil
the g Id circulation OF the word. BY this pial
the pre-ent standard 81 yer collar, y orth bu
about 20 cents, would again gradually advance Il
its par IN sOld, tue case when the question
OF free coinage was being agitated. st which tin
it sold al about Sl2i per OF, against VI cents tn
| r, uriC " nv should not silver, winch /
one OF he largest product rs of ttis country, b
protected Us We Ii AS wool, cotton or iron +.
this method our sivern lining indEstrie whic'
sre now being shut down, oHiog to the low pr.
OF sllv r, would rspidy re,as.ume the pr0mi
hence so receDt y At siDed, and the demands 0
our c-uGtry Ter silver or coins and the art
woul be supplied from our own mines
| I'm other HUrds, Mr.. Aarnrr, would prop
erly protect -Iver mining industries the same
o her Industries AZ Il pro. uctss
"PrecIsely. B. this plan more tdan &55 10000
W. nth Of silver now produced aunuauy In MeAic
+. Uuid rot have ACCESS to this country. WI
should We IN d. he dumping'sround Tor th' i
ores AID ballt 2 tduc i Oy 4he n ale5t alb
known, and ~HjC1 now mes int this c"untr
| BY the train-lO,d> would then permit tn fire
coinage OF HU Ssieer prodartd IN the Htted Stdte'
am although | au aware that the lndus
", uld a.su LIE proportions never before realized
| the produc, ulI be 10 more tan is require
| fIr coinage Aut the arts. A IT Is now muc
of t1e sily required Tor these pufpose5 colue
from Mexico and abroad aud we are the tufer
ers A ii would be under the plan proposed b
, me, great duatry would be stimuAled, mani
ia tUr, would be benefited, agricuiturists rs Il
ed aud the prosperity OF the ntire country assui
eJ. mis- plan W nd n mean unlimited coinsg,
bur would mine it enIireiy to the production
Of this country, which all statistics Will sho'
| barely supply our requIT emt uts.
At this ine, whtn he Il WI question is prom
ntly before the peopie, the WORDS OF Mr. Wal
. ner lm' with speei4i force, both by reason o
their good sens nj the valuable plao they col
ia n. mar<6dlttopcolnr