The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-08-22

We think Ne Are right. ".
letter Of the law. and all the o. e
norris tnere are Ia this prop,.i,A
with that eass
IL We are wrong evil b ix.
We are r,snt you, my s0idbGr ir,.s.
In Liverpool you meet in Conn.,,
with India and Russia. Ex,pr '.ss
Argentine Republic. You =. -
cents In gold for Jour cotton a.. sc
just i've cents in this oouutr,
The Egyptian takes the gold "a.
home and gess ten cents IA pu,r, .si'
and debt paying money. n. ,,.t
cents which goes toward liopis.s
his debt aud has I've cent. ~
The cost OF production. wb-,,
cotton Are the staple product. ., -.
world. America and Are-u,,
public e~t the same prio. fur -
wheat In gold, say one dr..
Argentine gold Is NJ q prrm'an 70
e3-3l In the money of ,h., -
And - that dollar buys ssl Gem.
Of Goods, and has e2-Sl q debt 80
power. IL doesn't take the Ar.,r,.s
ian one Kernel more Of ~h-., % a.,
the dollar ihan IL does Ia. Au,.,,i
The fact IL, my frienda. .Vola !, =,
premium today and has br-n Tor -.
We get all the curses and the, ~, ~,
the blessings Ut monometalii.m
We Are told by Mr.. Carll.. 49,,
friends that gold will appr-ci.,. I.
value IL silver be rscognisrd =. ~
and that our gold will b- r,r.,r,.,
Well, suppose 81. Where wonlg n ~,
To other countries, Of cour-- nna
cording To our monometailir fri.,,s. !,
would go out because il would ,,.. -.
mere than silver and all ~. -.
would come to us. Well bet tb,. ., .
II IL can b. 50. DO we not nsr.,r =.
surplus products in those count,,.-
and would We not
GET TIE SANE AMOUNT
for them there that we would ,.,
Remember now that IL our surplu. rr,.-
duce - marketed there ~. 49,. -,
pay In gold. BY getting ms. gold =,
have doubled the value Of ap,
corn, beef and expcrtable mn,di,,..
for according Ia Mr.. Carlisle IA. 80.
dollar which We would g~i th-r, !,
worth two dollars here. y
Pillsbury, the biggest miller i, %.
world recommending on Cir,-lsno'. 49,,
ing bonds, said: Il admire him Ia, o.,
lofty patriotism, for that ,a.i cou,,.,
that dares 10 do. IL has kept tho con-,
try from going To . silver ha.i. ana !,
THIS happened wheat would
60 rr TO DOLLAR a sr.s,t-
This man admir~s Mr.rl-,-lnns q,
selling the bonds Of the yoy-rnn,,.u, !,
l.Mil by . secret deal, when the, ~,
selling for List ON the open ,n,,l :,
and are selling today for "a. Ifrh,
had not been done, We would b.,, -,
on silver basis and wheat would hn,,
been worth dollar bu.b-l b-cau.. }
Is worth more than thaf nov on a ,il,.
basis. Wheat in the west Wa. rorrl
from To - cents is-t nj the tim
Cleveland
rkAkEp THAT CURRENCY worIp nrrst
l CIATK
IN The hands OF the holder. Tu.ut,
I'VE cents FOR your wheat la.t wear
NOW, Then don't you see IL require,
Tour bushels Of wheat 10 buy n dalln
In money. The President Wa. ARA,
That a four bushel dollar would h.eou,
. f'co bushci dollar.
Ihe only ray for dollar a. ,isJ,rsc,afs
for prices 10 60 up, and the presid-n
was afraid that prices would 10 M
He ought tn have said IL am afra id Ia
prices of pr 'ucts i'm the hands of "A,
producer - ia rise"
Afraid prices will rise. Are ,o
alarmed.
CAN YoC STAND TEN cFNT corIoss
MI. Carlisle stated at Memphis thai
though prices were lower, Product. q
the farm would buy rs much or NOR
to-day than in ls73. How many @