The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

| camille and manufacturing business
| profitable that falling market, durF
long period. destroys the prospective pis
based on the cost of production and
| majority of our most astute business
| cannot avoid failure or loss of capitals
der these conditions.
| Hard ON the Debtors.
10. That It has worked a hardship
| injury to debtors who, unconscious OF
| causes thai continuously reduced the pr
of their property. have contracted Il
during these twenty-five years. that
| fall in prices causes a sacrifice of prop
TO purchase the dollar with which to Il
date these debts that this has caused
| newal of debts. the construction of J
| debts to pay old debts and the enlah
| volume CT all debts That this uniuss
takes from a deHtor his property and .
| phasizes the price of a stable money mea 4
| uremcnt of values.
III. That in the end no one is benefited
by fall in prices but the money lender.
the owner of money and securities payable
1 IN money-fixed incomes.
| ~. That the foregoing facts and condi-
| tons produced by a change i'm our money
measurement of values will impoverish the
| masses of the people and points BY reason
of the disturbance it viii produce TO the
| overthrow of the republic.
! ITO all unbiased men and those who will
| lay aside their preJusices during tine pro-
gress of this debate. l expect to make good
I
fact in the school that Mr.. Ilorr does not
attack, / shall take for granted tina 2
! admits its truth. 1 am ready to
coed in the order indicated IN Coins
e.al School and contemplated
rules OF the debate"
| MIR. Horr's Opening Spec
In opening his side OF the a
Horn said.
| 1T is agreed between Mr.
! myself that previous to ente
! general discussion, each of ~
| brief statement defining in
! the position he proposes t.
| debate The question which
| to discuss is one that is no
! very great attention amoy
| the United States, but it il
| receiving some attention frot
of the old world. The gu
! the Kind OF money that she
/ the people Of the United sta
do with the laws which will E
| Business interests of this nata
THE foundation of the dis@
| which We are about 20 enter
book Published by MIR. Harvey,&
rent and entitled Coins Finance
THE real design and object of q
| is to convince the people of thes
| States that the government shou4.
cnce and alone commence the unlimited
| coinage Ok silver upon the old ratio OF 10 TO
| l. The wisdom of such course dispute.
AIR. Harvey viii still maintain the aihrma-
| tive OF mat 'sahs. VIII htdle "a 1he OUT.
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1 Il am not mere as an opponent OF d
+ metallisn. 1 believe IN the use OF goa
and silver as money to- Test extent
that can be done so business
. principles. My posit# question
j has been too frequerA in the
Iast MA wears too ?, by
amy opa b,9 Iy-
+ ,ify,r arc IN.
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4 1900 ~.