Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

u litiefutr tAilNlluAuNAe ~ A-3 tNt up
uravdl = aaarly ~ the mint experts
III tho country. and Cd. sanction of the
secretary ~ The treasury, NJ Ernest
Ssyd Of London, a distinguished writer
who has given great attention 10 the
subject Of iuints aud coinage after cx-
amining the hrst dTnught Of the bill,
furnished many valuable suggestions
which have been incorporated In The bin. 3"
| suppose he is t1e same person.
Mr.. Dawes-There Is no doubt about
that fact
IN The early part Of 1870. Hon. Alex.
ander De! Mar Of New York discovered
what the act really meant, aud commu-
ricaied the same to Senator John 7.
Joaes Of Nevada. who at the proper
time called the attention Of The United
states senate to Il. From that time IN
I'll the present the enemies Of silver
have not only occupied the White House.
bnt the treasury department, aud in
fact every position Of importance In
Washington. They have composed ma.
jority Of every American delegation to
every international monetary conference
for the past thirty years, as the recnrls
win show. In addition TO what Mr. Hoop
az Su'inH D." va" ="
Ernest Seyd' let me reader II be DE-
sires. turn to page 125 Of the Congress
ionni Record Of December II, 1877, and
he vii! be confronted with stili further
proof Of that gentlcmau's part in the
work. Strange as 1t may appear how
ever, on May 10. 1915, communion
ton appeared In the New York Graphic,
which gave the general public the first
inumntion Of whit was going on. Pub.
liz ,t,c,,to, lit. a.. L. a..
''"- '''"' "'""" ." 'u'
plot, ihose who were Instrumental in
securing the passage Of the net Of 1ST9.3
dnpi.d jts u,,,o,,,,., II ia, ro..i.. q,
hheP'irhl az reNafds the story mere re-
Lated. he has it in his power to consult
the rppords b.roi, ,t,iaJ A. r.,,.,,.t,
tbo a,ts,onco ~ ans. M, ,,. NJ. , .,L,',I
-. ""l fl"' VI '"hSP""'5
10 uemonciile silver In the United States,
the reader may draw bis own conclu.
sinns ono f,ct I,,.,sor IL oss,,,,i,,,,
-
E'H"Hliu proportions ut uls particular
time, and that Is, ever since the passage
Of the act demonetizing silver In 1874
,i, ,,,,y.,,t,. H.. 49,. -,
Svp,o ""'e o''u suuJee'eu 10 sever
III phghuhg hhancal crises. The bust
ness Interests, as well as the working
cipsscs hove. y,,er.-,,l ,,,,,tJ ts..... M.
-, ~.
"'''''h OF rue 'onhtry is being gradually
concentrated into few hands, Distrust
aud susplriop baya rnl,rp tl,a pl,c,s NJ
,,,,gI,,'.,. .,., .,,tnf... , 9.
900" 7''"'i''E, ""u Gun DE
Traced TO one c1us"-silyer demonetiZO-
ton. When the chairman Of the rom.
nittae an co;p..e ,r.i,I,,, o,,I ,r,.,g,,,,.,
-, - "1'''' ""' MEASURES
N""u'l ~ hooper Openly stated ON the
ilOor Of uu American congress thar Err.
nest Seyd-np nIia, Eponsbtp,, g,,,,,r.
H.,
'"e '''"S"'e "H''h mas cost me
People OF ihe country So much. Senator
John Sherman was al the same time
chnirmnr ~ ,I,, s.,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,,. -.
N"""', '"lI'iIt-
zee Mhen lt passed that body. II he
knew what Il contained, when II was vot.
ed upon Ia the sopots ba ,yos tr,itor
az '"''V'
W "'' '""t"N I'r "u' Gaming attention 10
us wicked and subtle provisions. The
communication alludel 10 ahova which
,tnc,r,.J o., n,, ". VI 60,
~ ,"' ~" i"rA 'rulhle on
May ~ ls'U' and which was the first
announcement made 10y any American
ueyysnnner az tho ,r,, t,,,.,rt,.
,La IN, Wv Luz ''"''uuesS 'l
,N' "'', ~ Hu" lor tue htst ume repro
duced. II Is Hs follows:
A GIGANTIC OPERATION