The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-03-16

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;nsts NJ Cameron. M. Teller or
.nv other free COINAGE man on =
fres co;naoe nl.tform "a viii ac-
can't him and Give him the hanef;t
If ali our vorf in the camnaien.
r. the democrats nominata 4 fTee
co;n.ca man IN : free coinage Mat
form Pa v;lI snnnort him sena.
tor. ZONES and Stevart of Nevada
A.. the most monument man Who
have vat ;dent;;ed them.elvea With
the nsv marty and on;n;on differs
v;delv among silver men :. IN how
Tho th;ne !. eo;ng 10 +. received
democratic s;lver man ara he;no
off bv = renort that the
whole hne;nee. s. meraIv . scheme
to male senator csmaron the re-
nublican Presidential nominee.
The radical ailver men are not
The only neople Who regard the
holdine Of an international none
tarv conference as a waste of time.
Ex Represenatiye ]. De Witt War
ner. Of New York CITY. who was
"a : "cuckoo" during the
last Congress. said of il: "Neither
the Enclish nor German oovern.
ment has anv serious intentions as
to silver. They are favorine q
monetary conferences as a sort of
tub to the whale. knowing that
nothing practical will come out of
t. haven't the slightest idea that
of value will be gained by
The conference. In fact. it is doubt
full whether, even if the governments
concerned did agree on some sort
IF bimetallic plan. the agreement
would make the least difference in
he situation. The laws Of COM
merce are superior to legislative
The time was when leg
slation would have accomplished
what the friends of silver hone for
but that day has passed. Il is
probable. however. that independ.
int of international agreements sill.
,er will increase ia value On the
,ther hand gold il almost sure to
decline in value"
There ia reported to be- some .nx.
etv on the part of Treasury officials
because of tho exactions made bv
he bond syndicate concernine the
lepositine of the rold for the re-
cent bond purchase. Although As
,istant Secretary Curtis denies this.
h is believed to have been the rea.
ION why Secretary Carlisle did not
% with Preaident Cleveland on that
1nntine and fishing trim
The total amount annronr;ated
BY the Fifty.third Congress- foots
=. 49,. {. L:ii: ~