The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-10-21

FEW FACTS ABOUT THE MONEY QUESTION.
farm, Field AMI I'ireside.l


% Farm, and hestel
rs true Mckinley want open mills not OBJ nints
& But what urs the
e ve production what reopen TIN and thus add to
"a the calamity?
q The are through lack of demand and the de-
mand cua people have no money Money is SO high
priced they enough labor and products paw FIX
s ed charges and expenSs and have enough left buy what the
lisa theory political economy reproduction of food
supplies results starvation, production clothing
people going naked and production people
poor We wonder the godites really think the ng this
s country will swallow such What need
3 money rhis free coinage and minis will supply
s That coinage open raise the price of products even
the most celebrated gdt writers admit his
zon oil silver would be followed by inevitable general and
q rise in Aso in his cechm wsgtarne page in an
on the prices oil mmods he tells them that he pic of all import
ed and exported commodities would mm, dey proportion
s 100 What better does than AZ per cent rise
3 in the price of xport products?
This may be, and doubtless view
Tut silver both the armr and wage
Garner when the farmer all prosper say
& ing Endorsed by Mr. Mckinley himself
gold Republicans vain fl ut to div TT the mind of the voter
from the real sue-the money sondo much
legged great prosperity 1892 which they attribute potent
Of the Mckinley tariff bill As odne Rpuoicans
dspaage protective which believe quaby
dcious applied beneficial but attribute the prosperity
the Mckinley tariff the prevailing condition of the Will
BILL betay ignorance facts upabe public speak
er or unal There was potent il work.
the Mckinley act entitled why good
times continue? That july The panic came
SD while still Also
government behind about $40 $4,000 before
the laws by Congress the Cleveland legislation
ports under the Mckinley tariff much than under
bill Fol- example, Tor the fiscal year ending June 30 1893 mord
ed merchandise TO the amount OF 9 while endng
ESQ., 1896, shows only $7797OO2 $S669O S9s less
The presumption held
the excessive importation Of foreign goods be
against the presumption. raised
quiremens more tquab
distributed demanded in the free silver PLATFORM they
needed protection
prosperity good crops this conn.,
try famine in Russia and the addition the circulating medium
100000 month the Sherman
prosperity did not continue be found in the following
On all ndugtO enhance the value Of god which alone under the gold
standard measures price: .
the fall of Secretary ruling gold on as
redemption money Under that ruling notes greenback silver
certificates and the interest the public debt gold
Thereby greatly increasing the demand for gold.
In November 1892 Cleveland
elected platform which demanded the
Aug 1892 Austria by act of Parliament gold
basis Rohschid would them gold
closed Aug 1892 She the About g
$lOOOO0OO0 of the gold drawn from this country IN
in legal tender mower
S. Her 900 silver basis changed &
gold per cent bonds <
dollars of gold as the e
only legal tender OF that empire and ngy increased the relative
value of gold Sc
On June 49, 1893 East India upon gold ng
her nearly dollars money s
This order Of British x
for India q
That provided rupees standard g
bullion value should be rdemabe gold
second their free coinage should be thereby increasing
bable demand gold panic
June Cleveland called geher special g
repeal the purchasing clause of the Sherman II
Congress assembled Aug T. ~
Bill repealed 81. fS
of gold followed by falling prices Then sales
finally McKneys nomination gold platform
aey followed by slump Since Bryan nomination x
great showing strength OF the silver forces has made itself
tendency prices has been upward The
issue this year is four years behind the times SCI