Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-15
ADVANTAGE OF BIMETALIISN.

metallism is apparent. l: will d ""!y
give the world an increased Ya:ue of
currency, proportioned t, tne increase of
population and to the extension Of bu-
siness commerce. and enterprise but it
will do away with the djslocation OF ex-
changes that has existed between the
ypl St2Ha,trd and the the silver standard
cp!3lrirS, a dislocatiOn which has i'm
menSely stimulated the production of
silver-standard countries in farm pro-
ducts. and which is about to stimulate
their manufacturing products, to the
injury of the gold standard countries.
Our wheat fields and our cotton fields
have already felt the force of silver stand
ard competition, for the price of oriental
and other silver standard countries
always staple in silver--have declined in
gold. just as gold has appreciated.
The value of our eXpOrtable products
with which we pay our debts has con-
stantly declined. We propose by restor-
ing the old gold price of silver to restore
the old gold price Of our farm products
and TO change the balance OF to a favor
Oblc one. That this ought to he accom-
plishrd every one admits.
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! vance "l g"ld mohpm"ialtISm mas gwen
! England the control of the credits OF the
| world. Her people now own In pondS ot
other countries an amount aggFe|atlng
| n"'1y times the total gold stock OF the
world. TnglAud Is built up, !ter mar
! r"W HhliS VIII not permit mu"n IN
i "r"ts@ al population. Her l"rM prop
| eFtN can It be much ln"reASei III value.
| By her manufactures and h1T FNtended
commrrc" She has lnNtdHi every
, country W''h h'f i"rr'S "l lhh'SlrE ana
enterprise ana Sh' h'N acRnl Ilaled the
z ld OF me W"fi", ana Nh" now loans II
over and over a['uh u the countries
from winch she has mat" pr"ht. Her
"'"h.A ""h%lSrS manly IN rr']htS' ana
iiie "f"Iitof Grass mas nec"lhe lh' " "'i'"-
alih@ power Elgla''' mas a'N"H9 "''h
class goVefhe" people ne I"i1"-
owning CLASS "'''e :" '"'''"i''lE' S">'
way 10 the haHu1"cturlhg CLASS uhd'f
the leadership OF '"hden, ana the corn
laws prostrated the agricultural interests
The manufacturing CLASS mas now EleId-
eu 10 tile creator ol p'ilhllls GLASS; "HlH
today dominates the councils of England
fixes her policies. and enters her derreee
The trl"ndS OF bImetaiIISm St"p" rN-
pettant when Balfour came INTO power
lhey now reAll|e Iha' Sha'kleN nave
been imposed upon MS h'nhN. And lha'
he Is poWcrlcsS TO ali The cause winch he
so brilliantly advocated. W nat arSu-
: ments can We use to abate Engiand
purpose? fhat the amount OF gold III the
world - to" imiiei tor the world 5
business? l1ef answer l. that hef pep-
pie own Almost aII OF The g"ld IN th'
world; that they nave enough ana
pletnora' and out OF their "hundanc
" loan 1t |" "'h"f nations on h"hdS al'
mortgages VIZ N"" 'AH iha' Soid "i
pIcc'"'cH anu '"''' i""''ctS nave H'
/ hihlShed III N'i'te! 'fef answer Will D
that she desires us appreciatloh' IL
/ you say 'i''' 'he appreciation OF g"l" h;'