Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-05


4 y sd Isp ,,sr,'lrer might flourish on
lie n'n sd KID tariff, but would
" % ~, WI; M our sister republics oil
trade s.a's wv Increasing until the
81 rs, 8 ,''i a silver bullion. They
II d,;'II \ .,s X ii St. Louis, Kansas
iIllssq l lssrs The south bound IN
.na p, ,1,IIIc through FL Peso for
fasngs. . ;,sI y railroad material, ag,
ii,ls w million pounds. | have
splsd ny ior tonnage passing wa
~ 1870 w and Ealle Pass, but 1t
s'll's, . LAME that each gateway re-
Dis sl y Congress in the United
ini,,SSss 9ilh OF May, 1888, the
Y. q ~ w authorized to arrange o
~. r h.,seen the United States OF
'lsa's M tbe republics OF Mexico,
- III rs.n NJ, Americn, Hayti, San
y M lte empire Of Brazil, to
~ . ~ subjects, among them
" ~, - Al a common silver coin to
X saeh government the same
4 {. nj tender in all commercial 4
Z ~ y, bs,ween the citizens OF all
800 States. The money power
=, Nd this country saw danger
M sfter the delegates had
4. :. 4, r,ore sessions the gold pow
!. Y . Y enough to induce Pres.
4 a',sson /, prevent The conference
. . Z. at any defnite results.
1. s.ople would issue a declara-
is.papdence and force the chief
Il reason Of public opinion,
~ a conference, and n common
s,,hculd be adopted, this couu-
a those OF South aud Cen.
l.rIcs, would DO emancipated
u nod dominion.
4 ,srpecially the money OF Rgri-
4 Y nuatfies. Take India, for ex-
stlch absorbed from 1888 to
| rsQDOOQO, in addition TO the
4, and unknown amount already
4 IN language OF the act Of Con-
uutious a silver coin only.
hilary treaty might be adopted
4 a, sinilnr to the Latin Union,
<rltio December %, 1865, between
4 4, IIsly and Switzerland, leaving
yr,Id coinage. The question to
fdered Is one Of making the pro-
1 lIrsr coin 6 legal tender through
4 lie countries uniting in the
The coin would circulate with
'sa;se legal tender If it were re-
Mi government dues. The agree.
4 4 government to receive dollar
. ,ylsin yaluation in payment Of
daH Is simple and easy Of fulfill
|.H.hanges between United States
sslh America are settled almost
~ By sales OF merchandise
IaA The United States imports
10 dollars more from the South
ID States than IL sells to them,
Ms paid by shipping merchnn-
IagrgiRnd, and not by exporting
Hoo. As the balance OF trade
abe United States and all the
I d the world has in recent
4 No in its favor. the balance
lih Usually been nnall, mas Deer
5tng old.
by from oil the republics OF
,rd Central America cocoa, hats
e, and from Ecuador, Columbia
|anlli and other states, and We
lahlng to sell them, for tho prin
iptuction OF Costa RIGA 10 coffee
aratlonal coin would give new
hAnencau finance, uniformity in
"a business confidence to all.
V done, no one is great enough
ihht to American progress in its
sauthward. or successfully op.
t1sf friendship and commercial
Intuong the people of the Amer
|AlliS This is manifest destiny.
|N4ihe United States and others
n be more powerful Aneri.
'lNoics suffer by the adoption OF
fAi,ilional American silver ooini
Ad b impossible. What would
isle1t in the American monetary
tisnming that we adopted a
silver coin receivable at par by
~ eiIlzens Of other republlcsi
ny one Of the American repub.
NJ the silver of the other re.
lnd which country would dc
"a how much silver could 1t SO alb
uy milking an American coin
% weight and fineness, and also
sAa legal tender in all CONNER
laslctlons among all the people Of
aneiican republics, we do NOT
increase the world's supply oil
nor do We increase Americas
.slt be said that as the United
:, ne largest and financially the
Ixntlal among the American
1al u would absorb all this silver
'nsfet to say that our sister re.
ls absorbing all our surplut
xxx t FOR instance, we must buy
Their India rubber, their dye
aley need not buy our cotton
W. machinery, our furniture, ouI
4 .'s Y. Implements or our kerosene.
H. - better for them to buy of US
Gao get these articles else
II, n,s 80 makes the world 20
|sro n ISs ICES makes the United
4. % south America for coffee.
\ ,,., 1ssa States possesses NOR
|si,,r ' oa,',s Of oil the corn on tn,
y, l., 'inent IL may not be an,
N =, Possessing it, but it does nos
IL. america today produces NOR
ii',tsenths Of all the silver pro
Il !, !, ise world, and still the none,
~ = Europe dictates TO this GOV.
|il,t. saa1 We shall do with our OWE
~, As an American, loving my
|i ! ieel Inundated at hi
I lsS'A foreign commerce OF th,
IA Mexico and South anc
s,I Rpssiica amounted, last year, /,
|A,sss \, Collars in gold. The tota
y Commodities between IN
49, and countries 10 tbe Sontl
| ~, sa about 800 million dollars
|ssias,h q the United Stare
IN \, ,s Y u ~ million dollars Of mer
/ SSIis'aaaa 2l million dollars Of spsei
slon. The exports from o 18th n
NJ, s, !. u million dollars me-,
49, SUI mlifrr 4.tt