The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-08-21

1.-TWO 5obs 70 looking for one man. i -,
more likely to set o htneted men
lscrambling Tor one Job. 4.
where the Debtor WIN > tend,
It cannot be denied that N collars are
easier TO get the man seflo has thefn WILL
4 dnd 1t easier 70 pay his debts. Whatever
n man has that n legal tender Some-
thing that must be accepted -that he
can pay his debts with. But khe man
who saved silver dollars When they
were both 100 cents each Win gain MOTH
Ing 10 free silver times by paying In
those dollars. The man who gains viii
be the man who gets the silver dollars
| for less than 100 cents each. 1f he pro-
| duces silver he will be all right 1f be
does not produce silver he viii have TO
| get his silver dollars directly Or indi-
rectly from those who do produce II.
cents, the debtor VIM have 20 .giye 100
cents worth Of something for every one
he wants. 90 6 q
An easy way to get rid OF ! debt Is
to not pay II all. Another way r. to ask
Congress to declare that every 800
debt shall be paid with go. larger ones
In proportion. This will ease = kind OF
thought OF stealing pigs. However men
free silver times their new fief,tS 'wo,id
have to DO made on q eold basis. lThe
renewal al an oid daht n, & ,,kS- aeht !,
and the debtor would have 70 promise
to pay in gold or he would be forced
to the wall. It would be the same
000 Gold would be f,ofuinafed N the
bond. and n v,ouid take two siivnr Ans.
| inrs 10 get one gold dollar FnI. n a. a,
what may happen a iaYre mart II {ise
| Indebted ness az the coiintrvl f6-dar.
n PAYABLE In gold. when iflis Il nj ej,fas
of Pythias In this cltv came II S,,,i6
| their castle recently thsv desl-.6 II.
borrow money. Thev iesi,ed ~ NJ. ~,
| the real estate. and ti,ose 7So,,,.,. afs
payabie In gold "A degra 4 "a ',ISiis 8
viii NOT helm fhe EdnIehfe ~ PVT 3,isr
any ,,hey win have ~ nav 4 NM, ,,ssd
cents forseyery' dollar t,ey osSe,' y Y,
s.rhs Monex !, ~. ys,,cs e
=. '.,s !.
IL Is true, IN sense. that silver ~
tne money OF the poor. Nowhere else
on eartn - poverty 80 helpless, 80 hope
less ana 50 desperate as In SILVER stand
ara countries. There the many inherit
their poverty as the few do their
wealth. Their poverty - the family
tradition. No generation expects to.
rise ABOVE any that has gone betote.
human NE. ike brute life, IL on the
low dead level OF mere existence. SO II
comes that q corrupt and weak governs
ment can hold down 400 million CHI
namen.
true " Us, ~ TINS sense. that silver -
va I , Sia ., .ns p1u pu. sllysr y 700
and smtasv,S,,ss ny n.nuss 9Naa.1s
dnu,n - .,,,s,,,,, -. ~
s.r,a,t,,a .s,s,o "a ~ Is
thars 1890 ~ 80. .a.. - 90
re ishss. S"n,a ~ -, "
And r. =, .ss. ~ 4. ,,s =
rhIna l ~ ~, 20 ,nsasure snem. ms
Iii. =, a. s ~ u.s sns cp 1Is
III. LII u sns ", ~ y maGe. OF cop.
, pu,; mo-, NJ. az an. a.. TN 40 tnas we casn,
,,a, !, =, ~ stna.l Lor n1snaqlAns enc
,,, ~. ~ ss' ", 70 ssrse Rfgsrpos.
sluare mole IS puncnea IN the Circular
a aes, olxeeen nMlnurea ot tnesS CONS
,..er etua ~ Vne. Sninese Nnien =
~, mon.l ss,sen.y-tWo 70 elgnIyfRnes cents
MI, ~ al na, MONEY, .its Valqe varying
I'LL .o .e..y, Az th's sass tWenty OF tne
~ a.ue puncneI CONS OF emma are egnal
s ~ tno y. n,a Hh en-. money. Tne
nSusls tov sInai l LOT tne Amef1can
a sn,na To Loiiow. Ine common Hse 81
80. c..n IN any county, setts IL ptEEp
sso.S. ALe the people OF CHINA. better
o.. man tne people OF the United States1
MODS my peat anu klii tnsm, legsiation
may raise barriers against them 70 Keep
thro,,,, ,,or,, ,,,,,h anu III
| Chlnanan. He deserts tha iand "A fhe
| CASH fol. the land N fha s,icissl IA
dime. v * ~
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49, - s1..'e
Japan Went TO the silver standard
aoout tne tlme our congress recognized
tnat we Were on the gola standard. The
purcnasinE power OF Japans standard
slIVer money mas peen cut IN half. but
ne iaporers pay mas not been doubled.
| Ine Japanese laborer continues tn get
nus eiGnteen cents Gay, and our minis
Yer 10 Japan says this goes Just half
as rar as Il did before Japan ID q bet
yer country than China. but It's masses
nave not become mtlllonaires because
| their country went to the silver basis.
They are half as well of as before.
In silver standard Mexico the toiler
gets FORTY cents day for such work as
our wage-earner gets g SO for. and the
Mexican gets his pay in Mexican silver
dollars. Mexican silver dollars contain
more silver than ours, but II you buy a
dollars worth of anything IN Mexico
ana pay Tor It with an American gold
ssss sEss s: ss'.ss 8 ssp2ss S'
s,i,,s Ms 49,, VIA, .ns wase-earhers gains py
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