Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
ANGER FROM FOREIGN
RI COIN

b,NGER FROM FOREIGN
COIN.
.,ed not concern ourselves. there
'logi me coin silver. An that
Y Is take care Of Is the annual
ffIn the mines, about 10 per
4 uhilh Is produced In this coun-
,ir he Sherman law we furn-
Iarsel for-6hout ue-thirl Of the
tuanal product | believe about
N, used In the arts. which would
Ibal ohe.half for al the rest Of
~ India has suspended free
\ iinporarily, IN anticipation OF
'pl u the Sherman law, The
NJ report expressly states that
w, was necessary, because no
Isi with the United States could
'upl The language is MS follows;
/ tgiish on the 3ist Of june, 1892.
. fment Of india expressed the de-
glnlon that, II It became clcar
II BRUSSELS Conference was unlikely
1n II a satisfactory conclusion. and
~ tgtpement between India aud
IN slales were found to be unat-
o. gOFernment OF India should at
y n lhtlr minis to the free coinage OF
Il Z. mike Arrangements for the In.
y 4 god standard.
! no doubt Of the restoration
image IN India II this govern
~ The lead, and with India tax
tad amount, but oue-sixth Of
Al saqly Is left for the other
o.ag countries. There can be no
y slvet, nor will prices rise TO
ax4eia1e e1tent-cXcept the price
n hAli anl few Of the staple
y elsgrsLsarc which have fallen
,if es,aa,e of lndia's compete
vs'ea Enn can not rise unless
= "a rlnbf Of dollars increases
n ef15 N the need for dollars.
~ "a Blown to be impossible.
a'iia \ Ihat taking all the gold
" q hTir we will not have
:. ~ and that there will still
" Iiseaitlon in the standard Of
NsHhie, then, there Is not
d slher metal to form the
Tx Ne worlds metallic money:
~, anst therefore be used as full
20 Primary money. There Is
','.s ". q n both metals 10 more than
~ 1Alla The Increased demand for
we can not De retained in
part of the worlds
ne United States abandons II.
ta.n mnst, therefore. either re-
g,lsent law or make some fur
H. ns2h Tor silver. The only ra-
a y 70 use both gold and sill
ae faiio with equal privileges
I1t No change In the ratio can
n lnleiligent'y until both metals
n. az equality at the present
n parity can be maintained: and,
= ean be.
TIE SHERMAN law
~ eone,,sI..s
'sdut action ~, a it gp l,, Nna ..
" n,lcal Ia w .ne W 20 nho nV'
= aw bns 'ue Ii laWl ny n.
klef AZ 4 -. serious ',i. nyleet ~
llaer. snd V,y3'ilh9dlty rather than
~, S n thlls discriminatcs be
y passed. IL H iyq.o me sherman
n was lnn,., 80 ~ ~ " sllpsti ,l.'
y ren,e,,'i mn as me blanI Jaw;
y frred nnea that the blailu
aise. apS 5on MN sae t silver GnI men IS
pueht its repeal from rtbe dny
sised, It will also he remein-
N The Sherman law avns In iil.e
tseed upon the silver men as a
~ and that the Sunonents Of
W sought It's repeal ever since
=. law. The law provi,les for
'...lsary purchase Of b1 600 600
y slver per year and for the
!. ,'es,snry notes thereon at the
" ol the bullion.
.. so.es are a legal tender and
!, po,aole In gold or silver Mt the
NE government Thcre s also
Nv The law which states that Ii
~, q This gorernment 10 main
aIlly between the metals The
n. s,a'lon. Il seems hos docided that
y can only he nnointsinnd Nv
. part Of thn law and givinr
y. 70 the holder instead Of 10
,,.niinent. Without discnssing tbe
I 1a,lon Of the law iet rs con.
euArges made against n
FALSE AIApNT
main obinc,,aa 1911,
sns wss 's .,n which we heard
lei to d.. mat ~, me treasury notes
lil objection was a material
axe In us sa ay be emsnded 80
's,senable sn,uy notes hereafter