Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
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Almost without exception the toplcs
! discussed in the curront number OF the
! North American are pertinent TO mnttprs
! now attracting public attention Among
| statesmen aud politicians DE question M
] the hour IS, how best TO regulate the far
| III. IL is manysded question and the
! arguments are likely To be confusing
! even 10 minds trained 20 think on finance
/ On account Of this any suggestions FROM
! so competent writer as Hon w NJ
! Springer, chairman Of the ways aud
| means committee, is worthy of cnrefnl
| perusll Mr.. Springer believes revision
| much needed aud does not hesitate 10
! denounce the Mckinley act as unjust
/ and unequal IN its workings showing
/ the truth Of his assertion by citing many
| provisions In the hill Mr. Springer he
heves that the Walker tnriH of 1916 was
! governed by principles which ought TO
! furnish the basis Of revision those priu-
| ciples having stood the test of time and
! having received the sanction of the Dem
OcrUic party.
"Recolectiuns Of the Panama Canal
| Congress by RearNdmiral Ammen: and
! criminal Law In France by MADAME
| Ammen viii find readers as France Is
now the theuter whore the real tragedy
| OF the Panama scandal IL being present
! cu, and 10 has been country OF cee-
| DRAFTED criminal eases. Such writers aus
Hon. r. L. Bland and j. H. Rhoades.
present Blooms aud Bancs of FREQ Coin
age and "a Deposition in a Savings
Bank, gives a homcly Illustration Of
what, IN his opinion, would result 10 tho
poor man If the silver kings are allowed
/ 10 make obligations TO Themselves pay
able in gold, aud yet have silver used in
/ coinage,
senator John n. Morgan in Govern
. A III 60. q
! APPROPRIATIONS for the completion OF this
work. With the remembrance OF the gi-
gant.c fraud Ut Panama and the cost tu
this country OF the Northern Pacific rail-
way so fresh, the threat made by him
that II the government does not complete
/ it individuals VIII, is not likely 90 be
alarming. COdilcatun Of the laws, re-
form for the army reasons why mui-
grafton should NOT bp suspended the
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