Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-07-29


be worth sent to our mints; hence
the moment our government opens
the mints to free silver coinage at Is
to the moment the wires tick that
fact around the world-that moment
silver will be worth l29 per ounce
in all the markets Of the world, less
the costs of exchange, aud all this
talk OF a debased currency, 80 cent
dollar and other rot advanced by the
gold apologi5ts, will fall fiat. Oar
government may have 20,000,000 to
$4,000, 090 ounces offered in the first
year for coinage. but we hardly think
it will exceed 10, 000, 900, and we Lave
70, GOO, 900 people who need money to
do business.
With this brought about, coinci-
dent with it wheat and cotton prices
will advance in direct proportion
(nearly double) and if any proof of
this is necessary, witness the adj
vance in prices after the enact
ment OF the Sherman law in 1890,
and which prices would have been
maintained had the spirit of the law
been carried ont, but by limiting the
purchases to 1000, 900 OF per month
and the temporary eXpedient OF the
issuance Of rupee paper adopted By
England, releemable two years later,
which enabled her to stay out Of the
market to the extent of about %, :
900, 900 OF. per year, for that time
two years., created surplus again,
which was again used to hamm ar
dbwn the price, and when it got low
enough to suit England, and the
Sherman law was repealed, they got
in aud filled and that year shipped
Is, 900, 900 or. to make good the ru-
pee paper, when ordinarily they re-
quired about 10, 900, 900 OF. to meet
demands
The farmers have been slow to
realize the situation, but are waking
up to it, and the campaign OF edu;a-
ton carried on throughout the coun-
try by the bimetalic league is hay
ing its effect.
They have, however, reached the
limit OF endurance, and are in open
rebellion against the money powerof
England, (Which is behind it all, they
using our banking people as tools tic
carry out their ends,) and whea Nov.
comes, scratch a rancher and you
will fad silver man, aud our infor-
nation is, that this is so North, East
South and West, and the farmers
poll the heavy vote. Bryan has .
cinch right now and don you for
get it.
The English banks give the cue
to their agencies in Wall street; they
in turn pose as conservative bankers
lock wise and advise that all TIL.
movement is financial here's anc
repldiation, etc. Our banker,
desire to be conservative and look t.
these fountain heads for Inspiration
and get it, like, beware Of the sill
yer man, and it is pretty safe to sal
that many a hearty laugh is indulge,
in, in the back offices of the b !
English banking houses, at the gul
libi.ity of the average banker of th
U. S, and the ease with which the,
fall into the trap set for them anc
promulgate the words put into thei
mouths.
Yes, the bankers will create
Fseare If they can; those who ar,
sound and have their eyes open, will
foreelose right and left in order t.
take advantage OF the low prices o
| proparty, aad scarcity of bidders a
sales, aud when flee coinage doc.
cone, they will sail in on the to,
wave, with lots Of fine propert,
bought for song.
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BRYAN offers to stump the State o