Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-06-29

me extension TO the TAR or -tne rvvUfutrvn
begun In iG2IT8 in the western world II II
the second act in the same great conspiracy.
II is movement deepseated and will be far
reaching in its consequences look upon this
act OF India by which the gateways Of the east
arc closed 10 silver, together with the deter
mined purpose OF the monometal OF this
country 10 repeal the Sherman act are events
fraught with greater danger 10 man than any.
thing that has before transpired within the
century.
what becomes now Of the claim that the
United Statos must stop the purchase Of silver
in order 10 force England TO Join in an interna-
tional agreement England has determined n
possible 10 force tho repeal Of the silver pur.
chase law In the United States The closing
Of the mints Of bombay and Calcutta Is q part
OF the gigantic conspiracy 70 seize upon the
present opportunity 70 establish finally and
forever the single gold standard and 10 extend
It all over the world
This IL tho critical junoture The turning
point Is now. II free coinage we're restored IN
tho United States It would be 70 the end Of the
single gold standard On the other hand, n the
absolute repeal Of tho present silver law IN the
United States oan be forced the work IA done.
II was, therefore, deemed safer TO stop coinage
in India lrst
"The immediate consequences will be that
silver will fall and gold will increase In value
faster than ever Prices will soon begin to
fall In India The whole world In time, will
feel the effect Of the contamination Of this last
act OF the gold eonspiratorS Prices will CON
tinue TO fall every where as gold rises The
end no one oan see Every advantage will
inure 70 creditors and creditor nationa En-
gland has set out 10 subdue the world, not with
armA but with gold-by turning every thing to
gold
In this movement IL allowed TO run It's
course unchecked, there will be fne grinding
before the mills are done II IL q movement
A.
anarchy But will 10 be allowed 10 run Its
coursef That depends on the United States
II the United States allows England 10 forever
dictate her financial policy, as she has done
since the war, then we must take the conse.
quences. But II the American people have any
Independence Of character left, they will not do
10; and 1t should be evident to everybo that
tho United States must finally act independ.
emily. The international conference has gone
with the stoppage Of the mints Of India
What Is thsre left 70 DO but for the wsst
eTn continent under the lead OF the United
States, 70 unite and act Independently, and
establish financial system founded upon
equity and calculated 10 secure stability in
value, and one which will keep an even balance
between the debtor and creditor not one cal.
culnted TO rob with impunity the debtor for the
benefit Of the creditor
"Tho gold standard, under this act Of England
closing the mints Of India, becomes more un.
Just standard than ever because gold will now
Increase In value foster than ever before. A
national convention Of the American Bimetal
lie league has already been decided upon for
tho latter part OF August at 81 Louis or Chi
cago. This plan will not be changed unless
congress should be called together at IN earlier
date than given out by tho president"
Secretary Carlisle, in response TO request
to express his views on the financial situation
as affected by the action OF India on silver, 20.
litely declined 10 say any thing for publication
and did hot care to indulge In speculation as TO
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