Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-31

request of the note-holdsr, but at the
like OPTION aud COW, uience, to he re-
deemed in goli bullion or silver bull
lion at not less than coin value. All
outstanding COLD certificates, silver
certificates AID treasury n"t.- of 1890
to be cancelled whenever received.
aud the proposed notes substituted
therefor at face value. Thi. set re.
rsnliny the so.called Sherman law en-.
tire.
Secord-If a new valuation for
gold and silver is provided in the bill.
provide also that the existing legal
tender silver and gold coins shall be
available for r. demptions Of the pro.
pos".l new totes MT ! the new cola.
4g. il ample therefor. say TOR Que
or two yeats after the DIT. of the IN.
actment; AMI ,h+resft.r let the
present silver do.lars lie held for a
later ) t. r"iaa'ion by Congress as to
the permanence If This new valuation.
t ,at i. termination to abide events.
PLATFORM DEMANDS FULFILLED.
| TIE bill proposed would fulfill TWO
requirements Vt the platform refer,ed
to.
1
Fmst 1t off,. equal access to the
mints Of tho United States for gold
and silver.
Srcond-It Safeguards" the "ss.
tahl'shed p~ri.y" in our already vast
aud prodi .iously enlareing domestic
trade demand for money.
Our silver c-rufcates aff ri slight
Indication If results. Mere payer
titles t. legal tender silver dollars
deliverable on surrender OF the crr,i.
, feat. $3.50 .O0O, 600 Of these silv-,
certificates are TOW .float aud il,
banks. AS money, i" parity with gold
But suppose, il VIZ must, the wor. I
possible result; single silver hasi.
Tor our currency. 1t can be d.m,n
-t'at-d reasonably that this result
nould he bur temporary. and that
england would be frst aud toremos,
. smorg the sufferers, while we woulr
= escape almost unhurt.
j. Two years Of silver rs the col.
primary money Of the United State.
would serve to threaten Msncl-.t-,
! with ruin. Three years of it would
suffice to put the German army 70
{ FRI quent suppressions OF bread riots.
PRoPITIoUs MOMENT.
Shall we hesitate ut imaginary
: effects at home, immediate il 1T all,
. and at worst hut none ntar, ?
r Bankers, and all dependent on our
bankers for opinion, have already dis
, counted literally every possible i'll
. rffrct of any policy. Atth's junctu'e,
: when an'icipation has suffered vastl,
more already than realization car,
until the experience is forgotten. the
: present seems peculiarly our oppor-
tuni'y to adopt bold AID permanent
monetary policy f'r the United States
REGRETS AND AN APOLOGY.
1t costs the much to appear careless
, Of antsyonizing men Of large affairs
who ars my own associates; Whose
, opinions seem so different, but whose
+ interests are identical with mine
! The peril o: the situation is my plea
. in Justification.
The eminent professors Sidswiek
OF Oxford University; Mar.hall and
FoxweIl. of Cambridge; md N,chol.
son, OF Ed,nt.ury-.li fully CONVEX
!, SAINT with gold monomrtallism; also
the late D-I.Av.le.e, Woilowski
Roescher, and Sir David Mal'e,t, and
t the living Barbour. finance secretary
: to 1udia, are n select. If small, MINOR.
D itv on ~hom to base pin'o". II la.
$ seemed to the safe to dis,ov Il {
! UNDERLYING principle in their master
p full collation. It the facts, ra.l,-r tia,
;, ahii" the conclusions IT an AFRO
! gantlv dic'ato'ial dog,nntism d..let
r out in til. community day by dav.
h And would he acquitted of inten
J. tiensl over holiness in trusting m,
e advice. unsough', on you. NJ,
apology is u sincere appreciation O