The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25

Inc currency knew the nrfnton 81 the prs
aeni aud this administration upon this grca
/. issue.
The senator then procees,ei 20 show tha
England went 70 abe gold hasis because decpl
Indebted 10 the Rothschflds and Others 10
b money employed IN tae overthrow % Napo'eo
III Is the policy 90 Grraf britain 10 central
Ire Her vast colonial system Il hualt rpo
tributaries that pour their wealth into the grea
lake Of Ensiani The home ccsniry l. fr>i 1.
te considered AMI the colonies that are he'll.
~ British arms are made tributary 10 the com
nerslal aud financial interests Of the Englisi
people proper ~ home All its colonies ar
simply provinces. and the great salient aag
onlrruvr point Of all its LEGISLATION and polls
= 10 concentrate wealth and power IN the hons
government and with the home people Is a
any wonder. then that England Is To .iay ard
has been since isie for the gold ~fandards II
enables her 70 command the commerce o. the
mcrcel
Mr. Jefferson declared. In his wonderful re-
searches upon this and every other question
,nat me money OF me American people should
be gold and silver. Gold. he said. l. the money
| 81 commerce. foreign commerce. infercorr~s.
| between nations aud bankers The fact th..
Nrxe value can - put IN a small compass
| the facility q. TRANSFORMATION the ease 81
| storage. all give 10 gold attributes which no
otnrr metal can possibly have. IN. IL - 20 10
said that silver has lot Il uses, Silver has al
| WAYS been The money OF the people. nc- OF tina
tankers and capitalists and Insurers tut ~ the
common. plain people as Lincoln termed them
VINO ~ iheir domestic tar'er and their every.
DAY business al HOME do not need this raj
| de-pot OF gold. but the money silver with
which they and their fathers have always been
familiar.
We are told Mr.. Presidcn. tina, oycrrr,spe
tion Is the cause OF the fall OF silver in prtcs
today, that II has not been legislation hus
that natural causes. the Law OF supply and de-
n'and- have brought SILVER down to-day TO It's
present value in the markets OF the world
Let re ask my friends the monone,aliS,. one
Question Was there an overprodnef.on OF sill
yer in is75 when il was denonetizea in this
country by stirling the silve. dollar from the
coinage OF the United States
HAD there been oyercoinagr Of silver so as "a
gut The markets and frins down its prize IN
der natural rules
We have the authority ~ the dist, -rfs,es
senator from Ohio Mr.. sherman Of the ~sera-
tary OF The treasury today tNr Carlisle and
OF our own senses in the rrrorf> ~ The rr-es-
ury department that hut $40, loo OF STANDARD
dollars had teen coined In the United STATES
from lH- TO lrsa We put IN. Ss0ssoBl in eir.
es,ation ana not so many. because the reports
o. the director 81 the IDlnt from year to yesr
show that the coin OF tbs conn ~ goes into in
cu>frlal pursuits and il Used ly the irgrrl.rs
ana artinctrs IN precious metals ami PORTION
OF fnAt %ob.no must have teen 30 used
Yet with this inconsfd@rahie amount coined
ny this government In i.se TO is-s il was
deemed necessary in the latter year 10 strike
out silver from the coinage o. the United
States Mr.. President W. have hal NAV
explanations OF ia1r legislation. A
great Freshman said let M wrf-.. tha
songs OF people aud / care not Who
makes their Law Give me the money .,
me people and | care no: Who raakc~ their
songs No power can Re ve>rel in anv
so great as that Of controlling the
money OF the people Therefore CONE 10 the
discussion OF this question win no idea ~ ir-
digging in personality II makes 10 ssis-e--ne.
VINO uernoneiixed silver Ia i~13 We have. had
many explanations The most piausibIe VS.
hat the standard dollar as il then eriSs@f W..
nconvenient- No other reason which h-s eve.
been given. IN nv opinion afforded one -naa- 3
'w Of excuse for that action Mr. point rnaJs
here 10 be answered l. II oyerr,-ofrcrfor "a
,yercoinage o. silver has tau-a.; il r-n---,
iepreN hated value how the coinage Of sscso
standard dollars in is-3 justify or cause the A. e
Ion OF congress at that time.
I In carryirg out this lire OF argument W ye.,
'resen Ted Ia j. prepared ~ Dr shoot herr
very eminent sfafi-ficiau. showirsr
aal from 49, 70 lssv there AIS pro51c-d fh.r-
ytwo times A. much silver a. gold il the
world from i-sl 20 'ss, fsftera times a. ys.reh.
rom 1891 10 i--a. i've times a. much from lAsi
-, Tour times as much from 1861 70 i-ss
ines a. much from is-l 20 is75 twelve tine.
$ rnuch. from 1913 - fss) sixteen times az
nuen, IRON Isl 70 iS-a. twenty times a. much
nd 'rosn is6 10 i-ss. from eighteen 10 twenty
We times much
We hear upon every side she a-s~r-fo~ .in.
n ?. , or-rproduetion 81 gold amounted 70 over
'4o0c,O. according 10 the rcrSr- q. The ..ir-r-
" OF the mint when in -Qs in the Tinted
tales there were ktinnotsD Of gold produced
! ms country the overproduction 81 xilvc.
eng about two TO one and IL Is said that This
counts Tor the attack upon silver A. a money
fetal and the attempt now TO destroy IL
aroug bout the world From Ia. TO isso thirty.
Times a. much OF silver was profucaf asos
Dle III II be q logical rropo-sr.on ths. -ne
now has destroyed silver whv
- y Lhen DOT tloi,ed out from the face % the
4lues
have said Mr.. President that IL vas smros
BE that these metals should remain logically
ID mathemaiically at the same ratio MANY
reumsfanccs and facts Affect this ratio who
III undertake to say now. unless he has the
II OF prophecy. when the roit mines xIri
zse to produce suppose tornor-ow
e gold production Of this country should ran
e nAf and q ne world onethiri- what would
the result The Unit d State. m II hsd
minated silver. would be four. ABSOLUTELY =:
e commercial merry OF the vas. boards 81
40 which Tor war purposes have been rileiup
the treasures OF continental nation, and a ,
ngiand
II Jefferson could 20 day revisit the earth No
the dead can take notice OF affair. Of the I,v.
8 what must he think OF this country thai
helped TO establish and whose independence
:
history u he should ind that e.vDOOp OF
Aemen. with continent for an snheritance I
IN the rain And sunshin. and dew the noun
ms ard rivers. slfh almost ifli,nisabl~ re-
urccs. In The hands financially OF DOZEN
IN In New York who make and unrake and .
10 can In an hour 40 hoard the currency ~ !
Q whole country NJ To produce . money
nine End then exact from the people their ,
n terms In regard TO their prooucts ana !.
= this country should nov surrender uivey !
becomes like iron lead or anv other
'iaiiic commodity. and its qualities OF money :
, destroyed forever repeat. IL booked At q
8 suh1eci from the English .;and,o,r.
uld unguesfionshly advocate gold Gold 4
,resenfs the genius OF financial eensraif,v u
England can bring the whole world 70 a yold q
ndsrd with her vast carrying trade With :.
large colonial system. which has M - Pa
nd Itself the great god emporium xhfrh n
ans the commercial emporium Of the whole II
rid she j. mistress % the seas
Mr. stewart Ten thousand millions are o
Ing her from other countries Mr. Gladstone II
y Mr. Vest Nv friend mentions NJ n
scsionc. who could have stated This pro--.~. J,
D more snccincily and distinctly than he srsa :,
he house NJ commons three months AGO a, 2
continuation of the brussels conference =
Gladstone said WHY continue ,hr con- y
ences Wsa. necessity j. there for FINLAND "
END any more comm ss.onerSs We do rof
rnd 10 20 TO anything else hut the roif ri
na1rd We are tbs ere .ifor people OF ne