The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-16

OH. OIL II passed, will tue psld1
The 50 100000 Coo o. ld9,''taspn
CORPORATIONS in the United du e.. fs
lna ps nearly all Of it tim IN s ss.'s
a ana the annual interest ~ s M
:. gland can compel it 50 m n,;gg, 'li
det Ma b H1tm in thi. .' sssl ~
Mr. Gladstone, in a Il sn seaa'q
i Il in the British par sGpsssS
February last, and reports sn :,
l in the London Tines es', soaa My
ldea that England. a great t'S S,,
nation, owing nothing to 10 o ,lsa
lions would ever consent t4 u
agreement for bimetallisn
thereby reduce the yaIua ,''a .,
great debts due from this and u \
countries to England, by ' sII0 .
them paid in cheaper mona, 's'a ),
gold. Mr.. Gladstone kuo money :. "
country is forced to the oo o'I n.
gold will rise in value ,S,. Jay W
burden of all debts will be ;,..
cd, and the profits of all c, ,us''
will be increased in the .a,n os' W
portion.
England, because she il , a..
creditor nation, and also Gs,mS,''
who allies herself with Ena d,a
has always been an immoy,hIs.
struction in the way of an jn,s,s'
tional agreement for bimstslSs
aud always will be, because d
flowing into her Golfers from
nations of the world, is more vi
able, will buy more of the proa's
of labor the scarcer and bivh,,
is. If additional evidence Of r.
lands determination that bim.,,
ism shall not be established IN N
United States, if she can prevent
we're needed, the recent ac,oo
the british government in .topJ,
silver coinage in India eycaul
government account, the ssyc
blow yet stricken the silver Inn
est, on the eve of the meeting
this special session Of copp,s
called to consider this subject, ousi
certainly to be conclusive,
We have no hope of an intern,
tional agreement. There i.ns id,
entertained anywhere that one
possible. We must depend on eu
selves if we expect ever to hN
bimetallism. Our people have
manded the restoration Of COLA q
silver coinage as they existed N
to 1S73-both free and on un&
equality at the minis and bsaa
law. In the language OF tn "
tinguished senator from New I'D
(Mr. HilD, in his learned and 'N
speech delivered few days ago
this body:
"Bimetallism does not mean "
stoppage of further sllyar coln's
while maintaining our pressnt'll,'
currency intact, bat it means
free coinage of silver and gold
the government either under ann
err ationA agreement or lndepsia
emily.
"Ths ztoppage of further 'Il1s
coinage, but the maintenance au
listing silver currency, acconp'nls
by the free coinage of gold, hle
bimetallism, but it is wn"
famous French fnanclsr ~
Cernuschi, called 'humpsae '''
monometallism,' sucn az eihu
France and Germany today, 4.
This def uition OF 'ns =
tinguished senator is an sr .s
and felicitous one, and IS nm ".
accord with the popular e!l.''
ton of tie word "blmetalll'l AZ
The Democratic party, y. NV \.
Chicago platform, on vnls' ~; u
present administration CAM 'sa a.a nj
power, pledgad itself to the ss,, P'SE
on this subjsct in Inc i'A
emphatic language p.,,hlim|
"We denounce the Ks gs.,mu|
legislation known as the 0p, m,tt|
act of 1890 as a cowslul;31 ;,;a Of
shift, fraught with po's a;sh '.boala
danger in the future, wn,'D :. VII
make all of its supporL.ei';;, :. .us,dJ
az its authors, anxious ior ~ u boil
repeal. We hold to the ne u'. .tn.ud,h
pold aud silver as the stunt" ~ d,
money Of The country, and ID " ,jlrs
coinage If both gola 'D .e,ipt
without discrimination ,,;st,gs
charge for mln'et