Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-03

/ .'N NFfnHhNN " lne nurinNSS oi WV
Spun'ry' as evidenced ~ what he said
.he Srnale IN 1881 The CONTRACTION
OF lhe currency Is a far more distressing
operallop than the senators suppose. Our
vWn auu ollivr nations have gone through
hIs opvrsn9p eeiaN u i not ros-l-
| t,,,t ~. Hs Nn"' ~ sosate without tnr ~.
! N s,u,,sil',, ~ NvsrH lWrspn vNYept
neriag ~ ~ " s',,hplvn olno,r IS .
| \, $780, ~ M Nlu uls'Iss au,i ushster,
] debts nv. tui,a. ma. ~ V,,' 49, N.Y. ,,l,'t
! thn,,.h n,.'rI.d f.' "us''iSss Vupi,al;
| nr,Ssrt, h, ' ,,,'' li'.i, 'usiV "tuN
| enif,,rnf nralnn,;n,,. w .nu VI an aRii-
relnction ~ tasns u s.ii,u".s NY E.vnt
I woml1 Jar, Mil na' pruu hwlt nun
J fnctnr,. nr ma uu"stt raNnnu,
! hefors lin, y. Srl.s 49, ,n'9 .'''am. '"vs
| these fact yva 1.,las,, :" Wv" VI
nv
tntle must Ue no COM
I,un,,sr ~ thls question. Al legislation
us,n ui .n siNer anu restraining the
evuiutt theteuI must ne iumcMairly
hhu completely Repealed by an act restor-
nv our coinage to The condition Is.
MlillNneeu py the founders OF me nation,
! plW Wnlch continued Tor over eighty years
| NNneut .ompluint from ANY part OF our
people Every hours delay IN undoing
Tue corrupt work of Ernest Seyd. and our
foreign enemles. i an insult TO the dig-
my OF the American people, crushing
burden on their prosperity. and nm at
tempt to place rs again under the yoke
\ FROM which George Washington and his
comAlrlots rescued US, We protest
/ against our financial policy being made
dependent upon the opinions or policies
/ Of any foreign government, aud assert
the power of this nation TO stand on its
Z own feet aud lcgisntr for itself upon all
subjects.
. We assert that the only r.mcly for
our metallic financial troubles Is Ia open
! ths mints of the nation TO gold and sill
yer on cauni terms. NJ the old ratio Of
III Of silver to VI gold Whenever sill
| yer bullion eau he exchanged at the
mnts for legal tender silver dollars,
worth 100 cents each, that moment
! ~ - grains Of standard silver will I've
worth loo cents, and AN commerce
cnuali1es prices Of all commodities
throughout the world whenever il2 IL
grains ~ standard silver are worth 100
cenis IN the tnipd States, they will be
worth that sum everywhere else, aud
cannot be hought FOR less While II will
h. urla4 that such result would en-.
hnncc the price Of silver bullion. Il is
sufficient for rs 10 know that similar
Increase would be- iumpdintvly made In
ihc price Of every form nf property ex.
cept gnh and rrcdts. In the world, II
wOull be- shallow selhshucss that would
deny the mining industries prosperity NJ
the cost Of bankruptcy Ia the whole pro.
Pie, Legislation IL drmonVttHc silver Inns
given an unjust Increase tn the Nnlue ui
guild at the cost " prosperity 20 man
kind Wheat and all other agricultural
products have fallen side by side Wild
silver
b That while tho sherman act OF
1880 was device of Tie enemy 10 me-
vent the restoration III npq colnilp.
and II greatly nhjectl6nnhlo becnilse
1t cnntlgues The practical oNrlualon Of
silver from the minia, and rehrea II
from a money metnl 10 "A commercial
commodity, nevertheless ns ia rrpeni with
onl the restoration III fr,,r roinn.. wand
sion tho ,.,pnpsinu of tnr Tnrrpncv "a.
INJURED by onr urnwfi, Tia manhattan and
liusiuess a wuuLi wIicn Mill n,rthnr
HE differ,nco bdNcpn tbr nrerlous mon.
nls. thus uniting n rntiirn 10 hiuieinl.
liam more llNruii ma greatly iurr,,ns,
ths pnroLaalnt, nn,vrr IN cniJ s,i0 ~
thor bronx do,vn mo nrir, ~ IN No
,k4fa ~ az lar,n,r nnd i,bn,", p1i,,,
mechanic en1 iraJesmen anI nlnnyc
AMI further nil Tnnmer,,s hrsIn,..s ai,d
Industry inn aueh n donli nj ,c,',,b'
meas M h. enJnui,rr' nen,.. mi nrI,,
NH ii,. nrs.n,,niinn al ,nr ,,
sittntinn. ,,. ,h.r,t.r,, la
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tl, pu''Ht
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~ 49,, ,i''', NJ, ", " "t' i'n"u,
~ W., ''"'' ''i'''H' ~ HftNlF''u
p't,1I 10 80 ,..,.,.. ...,....
,.tNv 1850, ,nh' We HHin 'i"h'' %
ilh'WlH'W Nt INV illih VI ~ % VIII