Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

recent financial discussion through the
press has developed the fact that this
design II ms vigorous and unyielding as
ever, Having accomplished the demOne-
uzauon OF silver, n this bill passes, with
renewed strength and prestige and as
slii7lnce they will address themselves to
the accomplishment of their cherished pnr-
pose. We have, Mr.. President, to deal
win the exigencies ,of the present, but
our action should be so framed ns to pro-
vide well against the dangers Of the
Our people demand bimetallisn almost
with one voice, All the organized pOit-
zeal parties In the United States, without
q single exception, demand hmetallism
Yet we are urged to pass the pending
blll, which places the country ayowedly
on the single gold standard. We are
promised bimetallism In the distant future
on the impossible condition of an internu-
tonal agreement, and England has re-
peamdly, over and over again, refused
10 be q party TO such an agreement.
English capital, English diplomacy,
English intrigue, cooperating with allied
conspirntors In the United States. have
produced this panic, this financial con-
vulsion, which nov paruiyzes the bust
ncss OF this country, for the purpose of
cocrCing thc people Of the United States
into the adoption Of the monOtnetillic
pNllNFt Nll'u tue DtNuluN ulllt II DuNStil,
will iuaugurutc. The S20OO,O00,O0O due
from corporations In the United States to
Europe, nearly all Of II in England, and
the annual interest accruing thereon, viii
be- paid in gold II England can compel II
80 paid; and, in order 10 do this, England
must drfcat bimeulllism IN this country.
Mr.. Gladstone, In u speech delivered In
the British parliament In Fehraary last,
and reported March ! In the London
Times, scouts the idea that England,
great creditor nation, owing nothing TO
other nations would ever consent TO an
agreement for biuctallism aud thereby
reduce the value of the great debts due
from this and other countries TO England,
by allowing thcm paid In cheaper
money than gold. Mr.. Gladstone knows
II this country Is forced 70 the gold basis,
gold will rise IN value, that tho burden
of all dOhts will be increased, and the
profits Of all creditors will be increased In
the same propC rtiOn.
England because she is great cred
itor nation. and also Germany, who allies
herself with England, has always been an
im,nOYnhlc obstruction in the way of an
international agreement FOR bnetnllism,
and always will be- because gold flowing
into her Golfers from all nations of the
world Is more valuable, Will buy more OF
the products of labor the scarcer and
higher It is. If additional evidence of
l1nglnnd's determination TINT bimct1liism
shall not be established In the United
States, II she can prevent IL were needed,
the recent action Of the British govern
mcnt IN stopping silver coinage In India
except on government account, the Sc
yercst blow Yet stricken the silver i'll
tercst. on the eve Of the meeting of this
special session Of congress called 10 con
slider this subject, ought certainly to be
conclusive.
HOT. &C a. ia "A
agreement There l. no idea entertained
anywhere that one Is possible. We must
Inncnd ON ourselves il we expect ever 10
hnvo Mmntallism. Our people have de-
minded iLe RESTORATION of gold and sill
yor coinage a. they existed prior
IA 1g79-both free aud on an exact
e,ualitv Al Tho mints and before the law.
I'm M innpnape of the distinguished
a.,ntnr craTn New York MIR HiD. In
hts iear,nd ana nble sDeech delivered a
fe,v Invs AGO in ms body;
Hpinstaiism does NOT mean the stop
m9intainins our present silver currency
in9a"t KNIT, ,nos,,s the frce coinage Of
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