Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

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BOO. i'rlu."iti thu NnI IIHyr..' t.
wei g.. Arguments I attempted tu at
1 .r iU tlr aidfr., ,l'lNrrrd hS nay -rlf
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co.. W"r"-uI'u, aui then answer
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r ,u" at th" pa,-dSr 1T the uf,t
S.sr urt ut lig, thomas J,iirI~uu.
&.u,.'. alld all ul thr ululIm thttlimr
.i1 i'dn WITH the matter, were IA.
l~,ri ~ d-t"tNlnlug the rNar, com.
..I l,tIp between grld ami ,Ihrtr ~.
! .a1u1iS IL" lutrlgu udlIun- with
1i Wh~ ~uplu-rd IA" n!t"i states
] b.. 3rd ~ uf,irr tu ia that ~ the H..
\ N,, aud lii uN Mt J,iI"f~on and
,AIu.tun 10th h,lirN" that luu rorld
uuu,Hlu lIiu, hllIsm under itrr
49,, O., r-.thil-h.hg ~ the legal ratio
ia rH gold AMI silver this exact com.
n. uu I,llu'
,~uuI 1t not u fact. that after hay
!, ",, % l~hri 10y thr rulutgr net vt
~. utllO ot t. IT, /, gold after II a.
y. u, ruurl. aud that which had hrrn
| gul -ippdrrd from circulation he.
u' t',n ~llght O,rtNHlnr ui silver ~
t,,..l H. tu T.
!, ~ l. 1t not u fact, that owing tu
!. .u |I,Iun stated ~ the lutIurT Ilr-
b. Jr'lrf-"n -topprd tn" cuiuig" ui
J. .'.r dollar AT IL" nltrd states
at. 90 lNni AMI lNs,,
iturh l. II not "A tact, that from thr
Ir''"I -ru -t"pI"d ihl~ coinage. and
o o.. passage oi the net ui lN1b. that
=. "uG !,'" silver d"llhr~ W,lr coinrd
mut- "t the ull,"I ~tah.,'
It.'l l. II not a tact. that IA" huu-r
1litl tl,u. uli u" coinage act ui 1874 H..
To-, :. II. ~ lai ~ thrN cuul ascertain
~ Npofl,ucr, gold ald silver urNrf
,D'ui simultaneously dId concur
D., 90 ANY country uiI "A liked legal
|,Nh l. II not fact. that III 1893 the
6Uutlrt uuNlng rhaIg" ui the coinage
y oi that year frlulird, ~ reporting II.
a nom all the information they had
~ ih,r L. obtain. lIu country ever sue.
5,ri ~ having u doubt" standard, and
)ai his country should have "A iIglr
H. All agoli standard AMI I" hrlug
.ruHuitI tu that standard was one at
|, J,ri- oi "a" hlll they r"purt"i,
!. ,'Irfr An instance III the history al
world when ANY culln y. Tor any
(lr. maintained thu runcu cent clrcula.
% # gold aud silver under auy free
|,aa." -k~trin wlIrrr the ratio between
j iNu III the coins used was liked at an
lAr' legal standard.
Eighth j. II not u fact that from l~'i1
\ ,h" 1T uf JanuaTN. lNII thu green.
|.-k- l.>urd hN the government during
+ war Wrrr al "A discount, and II tupk
guN"fhllrnt from lN'iI. after the close
10" war. tu lS1". with all uf it- credit.
ng them L. pat,
Ninth How would the government.
1lh ia" history uf the experience stated
/ I'll" irrmrr question l." able I" bring
|'Nalur "f the silver dollar worth iiftN.
''t cents 10 par when the ~alnr We're
= ,--r,i hl the government. but coined
I Il lf'r tor individuals. aud concerning
9',ri ,lu' guNrtniIIrIt had no interest ia
Erhe l'om at par toth"rN,rnt 0i using
rrrIt'
irui' l. II not true that the culuag"
~" l>,i wa- IN CONGRESS three wears
fht'nl H. passage
thNrlIth VI the time Of The intrniur.
Fil "i Ia" rulnug" net II lNI3 IN con
-, Wrr" therein circulation any silver
la'' rulurd under the coinage act ut
|'H'I>., al the ratio nf III to II
iS"l'th huring the time the coinage
P'"i l>,i was pending, IN congre-s, and
\ VIr llul" II was PASSED. was there day
4 ih hour N which the holder 0i silver
Ilill'ii could have coined the sanir into
4 |Arr dollars III the mints uf the nlt,d
FA'' without losing money on each dol.
~ fellr'l ~ the existing ra,iot
lhlfir"nth n IA" time oi the pas~ag"
Z Ne act ut 1913 was there any Reason IN
y history II all time prior I" II, oi this
ahN other country, Ter believing that
F""t could hr. ~ would hr, pTuii,ahlt
| ahr 10 III" ratio ut H. Ia IN the IN.
Nis u a., please state the reason.
f"rflrrnth do you believe that the
E-'nt gold dollar lHa appreciated tn
.4r' ~ value II 40. l. thl- fact proven
\ IL rrrrui purchasing Inwrr:
fV'r"ulh-ll Nuu answer the ahuNc
We ''nn ~ ia" affirmative, would hot the
W. Iullgf II silver bullion was brought
" III" Nalu" II Sl.2' per fine ounce.
ldr ia,r lu-t IT. much in ANY market ~
r I"ld dollar would purchase, anh II
sl, Nll not
Sixteenth How soon will II be- po4sihlr
s''l itNau's election ~ he II elected tO
ave iirr coinage act hrrunr law
S'rntrruth o. How snn after kryan's
~ "l II hr IL elected Will II hr p'|sl.
" " hh\" any greater mint capacity hS
'4'' u" gov rrImrnI could coin more
va t','h'tssl annuullS ~ silver
,h'li,rrnth Would not the mere fact
m'all- election cuuSr gold Ia at once
"A prrmium,
,1"l"nlh lfBrIan was elected, would
'"iNnnr having money IN banks on
r'U ~ due tO them from other
WI '', lr dcSlruns ~ drawing II out, or
s.re Collecting H. IN order tO make
~ hl"nry H. might b. made hy either
'tlhiUm that would come Ia gold or
W. purchase ~ silver bullion, Or IN
~ ilirlaSc of such other commodities
= Is claimed would rise In value under
~ '"lhigr ~ silver,
stllil"lh Could any hank pay all ~
ia 1'FNlt"ts within al! short perlod ot
NI' upon demand
.ehlN'llf-t--l II under the free coinage
nv~ business 0f the Nlantic y Pacific
nAn would Increase a. thu extent ~
lt1tltg double the train seTyic. II now
49, No'ill that require the company "a
INCREASED wages t0 the employees whO
n-'NE III" present train service In the
49, pnl ~ last question, would u not
g%et r"lulre thu company Ia employ
,,rht additional Operatives "a run thr
We 'taln-, and IN such case. how would
IT'-rhl Operatives hs benefited;
hnnrh'i'srcont Ia l. there any railroad
os "oT III that pays ~ high scale Oi
a. the Atlantic X Pacific;
NJ Nehly' 'lhiri-lf under the free coin
W silver the price Of all proiuct'
49, Increased Ia value. would Il not coal
railroad smploys more 70 live thar