The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

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Ne banass msaAt. what Il sai1. An
sAas n ~ NDsats
NesAing eeah more conclusive,v
samsaserats IL vsaknes Of ia stasc.
esns 0aa The euibbling manner IN
; snieA g stasnDts to squirm out Of an
estsaAeis pesttion. For the purpoaa
!. tno eiseusstoa II 10 wholly tmma-
teriai vhetAss Il meant that re veuid
sniy have eve hundred millisns Of sil-
-. q . little more. The point vac
sass ear asoey supply would b a.
. @'aSAss an1 q the same time cheaper
an sstsr iAssssibility.
The oaanss also accuses N az ni.-
Operating Secretary Herbert. We ala
sealing 81 The kind. The secretarv
49, u ~ plaiasst possible manner
Vat ua6r frss osiaase silver veuld
eeseseiats because II would b. % alum
san1 he ussl esofsderats money mere
aaid:
II Tie csafelerscy. confederate
money soea drove both gold and silver
OF c'reslatiss because the eonfed-
sssas money vas cheaper. For . little
veis tAis neney passed at par. but
~ seso-1ust A. soon a. Il became
seseeass-k began to cheaper"
~hG 49, the Banner think secre-
NY Herbert meant By that. II he aid
not mean that silver would depreciate
q ssea - II became "abundant.. ana
=. - consequence Of it, abundance, his
vas wholly pointlesa
Ous ne Banner virtually admits thar
Money eaanst be scarcer and cheaper
d tne sa0e tine By its puerile EFFORT 70
svaae n legtc Of it, own statement.
AHaeugA uncensciously, IL seems.
repeats the came absurdity in the -.
Eaele gtvea above. But let u, p,,r,.
M point . step further. Suppose Ne
5ere to adopt me- coinage. The Ban
lei says We would have nothing but
aiver- Where would our paper cur
eocy oe! Would We not still have the
1Ssneacks. the treasury notes and "A
.saai eeak nstes? II not. where veuh
Asy g.
The esll ousA b thar the na.,..
siiessaseay trtsd = aeeeivs it, reader
INTENDED - make them believe tAat
Aser No coinage eSoe. 80 ~ II silver
Sese eoooeteuts eur entire ste>k a
'eesy. No. WY 80 that sun @ -
Really naned? II Il meant dmn,v
~ gsl1 vouA retire frsm circulasion
y that eur oaly metallic uonay vouM -
eepreciaied silver. Why az Il not a
y -?
The treubls With that great publ,c
ssructor % - that II completely over.
AeAed Itself By trying to prove to-
'ch- Being detected and exposed N
= = divert atteAtioa from it, ova n
soestsrsus statement by calling IL
'ttssal Btmetallia nance.
ne deelaratien that there = % esun-
where silver coinage u free that -
per capita chcuiatisa Of No \ ITt
'tner Illustration 81 IL fairnsss and
eiligence In argument II seeks to
'vey the impression that the small
capita Of money In India ana China
ewing to the fact that they use
-. and that We vouh Arsp T. the a n
= level under free coinage.
omitted 70 explain Asw thoss ceun-
, could have increased their money
ply - abandeoing silver and adept.
- go staodad.
the Don0eP avare q the fnet that
y u 9sad coin In IL world were
vn bodily into ChinA. Il veuld enlv
|. 40. 1871 !, s s,s pr .sl... Dess u Hr
nina. Japan and India. Il would oV'
less than Is per capita! Does Il men
, that the entire stock Of gold IN daut
world 10 less than - per capita Of CARR
soFsds population! Dees IL think brats
there 10 No difference between =
aman and An American exeept
the former has The silver uand-
While ours 10 gold! Such Z con-
On might apply veil % the star OF
8anner. but II certainly does not
American people generally.
ne editsr Of the Banner In sood
Sanee thinks that the hackvarA-
and scarcity Of money In silver
countries 10 owing TO the poison-
lhuenee Of that metal. We can ely /l
hin . the Interest Of the patrens
pasE u read . Child's History
Wsrid. The same adakce nav
= proatably acted upen b. all VIE
u 70 upheld the geld standard
antins 70 the limited supply Of "A
- silver using counties. The
circumstances that geld standard
'ies have been compelled . exc
'eir gold With large anounts Of
and uncovered paper. ought 10
strate the insuncieacy Of the gold
and it, Instability - . seandard
ue. even to the confused intelli- 4
q the Nashville Banner. How
= eur mission 10 T. enlighten. n
apr viii keep up IL present -
4 discussion. W shall b very L.
occasionally comment upon its =
'phical utterances. We can ina II
Q ssheF way In which our 100
0ep0 can - Gfveo - cl>..