Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-29

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New YORK, March 25-The fol.
lowing article will appear in the Jour.
nal Of Finance Tomorrow:
The forthcoming consideration OF
the Bland silver bill gives special i'm
porsance to the silver question, which
Is TO- day the greatest subject before
tho American people. Innumerable
theories have been put forth by var.
lous hnanciers. The man of all
others. however, who has advanced
the most feasible and terse plan for
the solution of this vexed problem,
and one which is in conformity with
the best business interests of the
country, is the Hon. H. Fl. Warner.
of New York City. While Mr..
Warner is primarily known for his
"Safe Cure" discovery, his promn ence
in financial and political circles, as a
representative delegate of the Ma.
tlonal Convention and his acknowl.
edged ability give all his words special
Importance. At recent small
gathering of prominent gentlemen
MIR. Warner expressed his views on
this great subject freely. This fact
came to the knowledge of this paper,
and an interview was sought with the
honorable gentleman. Mr.. Warner
manifested extreme reluctance 10 Civ
ing out anything for publication,
claiming that his plan should first be
announced in the platform of one of
the great parties Of the country as
sembled in National Convention.
When assured, however, that the in.
teres's of the country demanded the
best views Of the most reliable men
upon this paramount subject, Mr..
Warner consented to talk, and said:
"lhe treatment Of the silver ques-
ton. in my judgment, should be
clean>cut, business like transaction,
and such as will satisfy the Eastern
States with their manufacturing in
,erests, the silver producing States
and Territories, the agricultural
regions and the capitalists of the
country i'll every locality.
"Thsre can be no doubt that the
agitation of the silver question is
slowly demoralizing the business of
this country, affecting the values of
our securities, abroad as we'll as at
home, and even causing, throughout
the United States generally, agree.
ments, contracts and bonds to be so
drawn as to provide for their payment
at maturity in gold. The enormous
return of our securities from abroad
is the cause Of the large expectation
of gold which has taken place within
the past few months. This is having
Il most detrimental effect upon the
standing of cur securities throughout
the world. You will find that the
conservative foreign investor has be-
come alarmed at tae continual agita-
ton Of the silver question in this
country, ard has been disposine of
American securities because he knows
he can receive gold for them, while
there is danger in the near future of
his being compelled to accept silver.
Foreign investors become satisfied
that inevitably there must be depre>
citation Of American securities, owing
to the determined effort of our people
to make silver the principal circulating
medium of our country.
"At present the subject is being
handled by Legislators and the political
parties of the country about the same
as physicians treat kidney and liver
symptoms"
81 do not understand you, Mr..
Warner"
"Why, it is simply this: They
treat the effects of the evil without
attacking the real cause of the trouble.
In other words, physicians treat
symptoms of kidney and liver dis.
orders, and call such disorders di-
seases, when IN reality they are but
symptoms of kidney and liver disease.
so legislators and the political
parties Of the country are devotlng
their energies to effects, without cur
ing the cause, and are thus running
one of the most productive enterprises
of America, without regard to the
national financial health.
"Conscientlous physicians and our
most enlightened citizens have be-
come satisfied that Warmers Safe
Cure puts the kidneys in a healthy
condition, and by so doing, the symp-
toms that arise from kidney and liver