The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-15
CARLISLE SPEAKS AGAIN.
HE DELIVERS MS THIRD SOUND
MONEY SPEECH
lie Makes No Reference to Senator Black
burns Attack rendered
Reception.

LOUISVILLE, ky. June ii.--Sscretary
John q. Carlisle delivered his third sound
money speech in kentucky tonight TO IN
immense audience in .dusic Hall
Mf Carlisle was introduced by Hon.
Cahrles K. Long, OF the Democratic state
address was mostly a repetition OF MS
speech at COvington ani Bowling Green,
only that he directed his Efforts mainly
10 the working class -. which composed
the majority portion Of his audience.
He made no reference 10 the attacks
Of Senator Blackburn and others. Some
Of his most enthusiastic ned er3 We're
Democratic candidates FOR office.
Mr.. Carlisle spoke mainly OF now the
United States could not alone maintain
frce-siiNcr coinage, and made most lucid
explanation OF the evils which he said
would follow the free and unlimited COIN
age of silver He cited the case OF the
trade dollar and its fall in value, al
though it bore the dollar stamp OF the
mint, and said the standard dollar OF to-
day would go the same way should a
free-cOinage law be enacted. He drew a
graphic description OF the depression That
would ensue and how the laboriAg classes
who furnished the money to the banks.
would be affected. They now put sound
dollars IN bank and expect 20 draw out
the same kind, but under "A frca-cOinage
law they would have 20 be couteutcd
with paper money, and some would not
get any of that in the panic that would
ensuc. lie said there was not bank
IN the country that could have WithstOOd
the two years siege that the Treasury
had gone through and that when the
impartial history of this trying time was
written the administration OF President
Cleveland would be fully Vindicated.
This brought the audience 10 their feet.
and the speaker was cheerd FOR nearly
three minutes. Mr.. Carlisle said that
an era of prosperity was now at hand,
and ~ would daily improve II the pco-
.Ia. Ill. ...N
ishncSs' and get down 10 business. Con-
fidence I'm monetary systems abroad.
which meant plenty of money for en-
tcrprses would not come, ne said, untll
the present silver agitation Is passed.
After the speaking Secretary Carlisle
was rendered a reception at the walter
son Club. where he was warmly greeted
by Democrats and epubhcans.
WORLDS PRODUCTION or GOLD AND SILVER.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE director oil
the mint. Preston, estimates the World
production OF gold for the calendar yeal
Of the value of Sisi,5i0.io, against >ioo
3Js. OoO for 1893. showing an Increase ol
81 .6liOO In lS9i
The greatest increase I'm the production
Of gold I'm amy one country i'm this ycal
was Africa. 81. .pop0. followed by Austria
lia with am increase OF S50i3.pD. United
States &.5Hprn. Mexico. 8,lh.ON.
Mr. Preston estimates the worlds pro
ductiOn of silver for 1891 at le'sls,3is NM
ounces of the coming value Of $lffA,W"
the bullion value OF the same az the aver
age price N3 - contsl OF silver for $50
was Sr5 3iS. 10. showing a difference
between the coming and bullion value o
Site f32. .g-5. the increase in the production
Of silver in 1895 over 1893 was '2,p"
ounces
The greatest increase In the production
Of silver was.
BOLIVIA. oi0.S000e. followed by Mexico
$4,000: Peru 10000. Chile N,iw,Wo
Greece 81. .i00O00.
Both the production Of gold and silve
In 1894 exceeded that Of any prior year ii
the worlds hictOry.
In n table showing the production Of the
money mctols hy countries the lnlt''
states stands first I'm the production %
silver and third IN the production o.
gold. but not exceeding in thc latter n'
Australia and Africa. Russia stani'
fourth.