The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25
commodate 50 very excellent a gentleman as


commodate SO very excellent gentleman as
YOU, no doubt, are
me man VINO mas gold asks. uncle sam TO
certify TO TACT. It was fact before Uncle
sam ceruned It. NO more and no less fact
aIter uncle sam certlned IL me man VINO
mas mas tne SILVER askes Uncle sam LOT the PRIV
.iese " ,certIying 70 tnat Whlcn Is not
Iact he says yes to one, and ne says
NO 70 the other, ana we DeIeve ne Is right
IN IN ootn answers. but. says someone II that
Is true, put we Will not grant that 1t IS, why
not 40 THIS, why not put few more grains
OF SILVER INTO the Dollar to make 1t worth
nunuaeu eesass ana tnen grans. TO the man
p ecisslg "a snose Ina1 are granted 10 the
n aI Wnp OWES goiaa e14.
"" ma. pIoposielon ls so 1alF on the race
doubt not that more tban ana inte1lie eaat
of4ar " -, " th mas Goncludea Inat THIS is.
An5 al .ne s rsal soiullon OF tne problem
sap,, 10y iaaehSs IN tne ngnt OF uncle
. = eNNpe ., ms answer would pc still
s.yo.,, 4, ~ ny ~. ~ mouau 70 No instead Of
- @ - 0iAo p ~ lug 9uesions shaIl enoeayor
nit me- tc re,,,S,T uo,ns ena. nowever per-
Hse them Evaot dnen sense IN, "a wnicn snail
If avarv $780, i. uoniie aN HES at tne basis
scientific eusstion u ,5 LIZ Us ai.er an, is q
sneakJnS ~ yo,, s;, au sias As why am
ZEN an pan s,y - an american .G citi-
Inf thara fs ~ .itIo ~ pi1uu VI tne Ute
proud Of. and that "a the +itis sven a,r more
citizen AnniausaT e eieie' american
Now n Ia AZ .as sn a.,,.-,o.v o,.,.. .,.,
sincere desire NOT - 1,,,ia la cin1en, Win
question that -. ~ liA poasacs Win
that 7 am now ~ p 49, seleneinc question
say at the basis ~ avar of ~. 1 1in' ds
definition Our frien5s 80 49, teS oAa a
stand for str nror,ositi,-, 81 ri, o.iiel sue
limited COMA ge sS,f sIvsr 4 anu III
at the ratio Of sfxteen Ia ~, 1-ls,,
States alone 1uthout tIss,'9ai3 ~ eno onile1 81
any other nation ON earth sasd coIr, - ~, ~
full legal Tender mis- fbird 49, =, ~ az, pe
point Of controversv Cba1i tha p 20 Zig
silver be on nrivate aceo,,,t ~ Jv,mase %
on government accounf3 OIr fr,andsH - .t &c
other side saw n should h. -, 49,; ~ siao
count ~ We insiet the+ ubo4o..aP .Lseo az
coined shall he COINED ~ e,,er siser Is
count. What IL The d,ffarenca7 rrha4 az ue
ference il well illustrated in ~ d;fsr -
between the two classes of erist ,,iIi el III m,
old-fashioned griat mill wos ~, ms. II! Inc
custom that the miller wo,,1d raaa, - euc
busheI Of grain Grind a. for ~ $500 eveiy "
the wheat into four ana tbe n9 sa uwns ea, ..
who brought the wheat az ,f 10 eng a, Hnan
choose II, wait tba an1,;vaiant at 10 u.un :
-four made out of some one e1sa's What 81
would be handed him and ls III, wn asas
charged for the service = Sucb iii, We
called a custom MIL. q 5000 t nIi WAS
yiduals: II ground for any ona III ~, o lul
to have If erindNthe n,hiio a,araI1, en2 ne
the other hand there has Srown ,n 4 IN IN
last few years a new kind Of mil n e.
expensive as to Its machinery and its plant.
The men who own it understand they
daren't risk waiting for this Individual peo-
pie to come with their grists-this man comes
with his wheat and the other person with his
So they say we will run upon a different
principle; we will buy the wheat we pro-
pose to grind. but 1t will be our wheat;
when it has been converted into flour the
-four Is ours and when that flour is sold ic
is sold for our benefit and our profit. Such 4
mill we call merchant mill 1t does not
grind for individuals It grinds only for
the company on private account Similarly
there are two methods of government coin
age. 1t may be on private account. or it NAV
be on government account: and the govern
ment will receive from anv person owning a
money metal that metal. will convert it for
him into the form of coin will hand that
back to him after 1t has been made 4 coin
made from his own metal. or If he doesn't