The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-11

- ss..ea ~ Nasef coin and euliion u
-, ~. 4',,s.y mssrasee more Than tlt7..
y, Sn -. sossfnment bonds are 70 b
1890 assuea and so'd % replenish our ex.
~ ~, oniy y % again Exhausted Il q
~. ssss ~ opesAucn o. The silver pur
~ ~ Iosee lcaas n ne direction o.
- s1s.s g. silver for gold n he
tseasufy, and that this must 81 fol.
ayssN w NV peyment 81 ~ government obi.
Al al. .sss 1890 sasN ! y. sn N,,
pauy, and he scyernn,ens ,s.. ~, p e com
tabliahed policy 70 autsir IN ta ~ y
uaritv vitS e.eh s,sss. ~. w t1s!A1 on
exnlustye use al errrsnv rsss ~, Y ne
according % ~ standard ~ ~ $1,000
world. Ne could no ionrer e,s,r, ,s.sa
nations az IN fsst ciass ~, ,,,s 49, s.aons
mcut claim ,erforma ~ ~ a. -. 49,
far q such Il ohlisatsc, M. ~ ~. e
upou 4 % urovida fsr ~ ,,se :, ~
best ana safest money - y, '''e pe'pss sne
n e many Of M fraands e,.,,, .,,,,.- s.
70 occupy issrsr ssoe a a.,
the currency az ~ yo,id sh,sh ~ ~.
NJ. - gensfai ~.
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position % rain 4 f. ~ ,s.e. ~ ~
arranrenent 81 iore ~ =. =. y. 49, e
tinuS eur at.sn,nt 3, 49,. !, - 80
sineie.bandsd - ssssa sae 1sese's
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own peope that %, rovsrn,s,s -. ~
Is az eouivsiert y s.,es.s,s s, - ~ ske
infeeior ,cns. - :. ss.sss ~ kesp
IN 10 own :,s..s
s;,eh isel n sasr1.ss sss sesalsea y
stahility n sn,,srcv Ssi,.. - - ~
fuses IL aid "a nav !, $500. ss =
are actuailv vtshS,svn -. a,.
trade and con 100 - IA, Y
ductiye In the hsrds ~ .s,s,s - sssA
y -. :. - . $50
o"AAss AHvks1okss
EQUALLY alert not only decline % purchase
american securities, but make haste 70 sscrt.
nee nose which they already have.
y does not meet the situation % say that up.
pfenension N me near future Of our finances u
groundless and that there Is no reason for lack
% conhaence IN me purposes or power Of the
government IN me premises. The very existence
o. tnis approximation and lack Of confidence.
however caused, = . menace which ought not
LOT . moment Be dtsregafded. Possibly Y the
Undertaking We have IN hand, were the main.
senanee Of speethe known quality Of silver 81
: party with gcld, our ability 70 DO % might
g estimated and gagged, and, perhaps. IN view
ot our unparnueo growth and resources might
lre fAvorabiy passed Upon.
But when our avowed endeavor 70 % maintain
such parity In regard 70 an amount Of silver In
cfeasins 81 the rate Of 80 10000 yearly, with,
no nxed termination 70 such increase, It can
hardly % SAD that . problem 10 presented
whose solution Z free from doubt =
The people Of the United States arc entitled,
TO sound and stable currency and 70 money
Ieeognizee o. such on every exchange and IN
every market Of the world Their government
has no right % iniure them BY fnanciat expert.
ments opposed 70 the policy and practice d
othef civilized states nor = e justine IN per.
mittiny an exaggerated and unrcasonable fes
liances on our national strength and nbiAtysto
9eoparoize tho eounduess OF the peoplossu money.
THIS matter rises above the plano Of party
politics. " vitality concerns every business
AND calling. and enters every household In the
land There y one important aspect OF the
SUBJECT which especially should never be over
looked
AZ times lke me present vhen the evils Of
unsound hnance threaten ~. the speculatof
may anticipate harvest gathered from the
mtsfortunes OF Others, the capitalist may pro-
tect himself BY boarding. OF may even profit By
tho ductuAtion OF values; but tho wage-ealner-
The drst 70 be injured By . deprectated cur
rency ana tho last % receive the benedt Of tta
correetion-is practically defenseless. He re-
lies for york upon tho ventures Of confident
And eontented eaual
This failing him, his condition % without a.
deviation, for be can neither prey on the misfof.
tunes Of others nor hoard his labor One Of ths
srestsst statesmen our country has known,
Speaking more than MY years ago, when dc.
fangement OF the currency had caused CONNER
cta1 distress, said: eThe very man Of all othefs
who has the deepest interest 10 sound CUR
rency, end who suffers most By misehieyous
Legislation IN money matters, 70 The man who
earns his daily bread oy his day toll"
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g,ses swiee wno slsss ea. .a - u.iesuy up
pncaoie ~ my y uue .nss .ne - 1890 aaa
menis I.om Wnica .ne ous,ness u .ne county
y ssnetlns 49, - msSn .so sss appro
nenaeo as tsom muse ss s .saa ~, s.suns -,
we may nope, too, tnas celm eounseis wiz
pfeya, sna. n . sne Sspl y. nos .ne
wage'ealnels WI ~ wy " u ~
panic ana saer'noe .ae,r psopcssy y tnelr W.
teresss nnaer we 1nnuenee 9, exssgeFateo
fears. Neveftneiess, every osys osiay IN re.
moving one o. tne pia.n , aua pllnclpa. causes o.
tne ptesen. ssate W sainss en.nt .ne mus
snaeI afeaoy Zone ana l s .ae lesponsa'
plnty OF tne guNutumeut tot .ts e4istonoe.
from eonrress they I may certainly demand shss
Legislation condemned by the ordeal Of three
wears disastrous experience shall be removed