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... something is; and I hesitate not to avow my opinion (after a carefol examination of this intri- cate subject) that it is the gold standard created bySh-R. Peel's Cash Rhsi-mption Bill ; and, to my mind, it i«aa clear as daylight that our golo standard cannot ...
... a other's produce without being cheated by the pre. ,sent systeml of shopkeeping, and the uctuating ,pricescausedbby a gold standard ofalue, they had proposed a System of equitable exchange, similar to sthat formerly advocated by Mr. Owfen; and they . ...
... e other's produce without being cheated by the pre- sent system of shopkeeping, and the fluctuating prices caused by a gold standard of value, they had e proposed a system of equitable ixchangeL similar to that formerly advocated by Mr. Owen; and they ...
... other necessaries and luxuries that it would thirty years ago; and yet the Times pertinaciously held the doc- trine of a gold standard of value, into which all of currency must be convertible. It was easy to per- ceive what an unjust and unfair power this ...
... isecessaries and luxuries that it woulX thirty years ii ago;- and yet the Times pertinaciously held the doc-i - tine of a gold standard of value, into which all s currency must be convertible. It was easy to per- I ceive what an uinjust And unfair power this ...
... within the last few days. Doubtless the dividends will bring into circulation a large quantity of this, as well as the gold standard. THE CoRx TtAwc.-The duty upon Foreign wheat still keeps up at 20s. per quarter. THE MONEY MARBET.-There has been a little ...
... without involving us again in scenes of terror such as were experienced 1825. is therefore obvious, that while the present gold standard maintained, the price of the produce of land, manufactures, and labour, must ever sink to such an unremunerative and ruinous ...
... shewing the Necessity for instituting an Imperial Paper Standard Mint Note, to be made Co-valuable and Co-Current with our Gold Standard Money as become indispensable for the Purpose of arresting our General Financial Distresses, for the more universally ...
... shewing the Necessity for instituting an Imperial Paper Standard Mint Note, to be made Co-valuable and Co-Current with our Gold Standard Money as become indispensable for the Purpose of arresting our General Financial Distresses, for tbe more universally ...
... and luxuries that it would thirty years (C iAagao; and yet the i2'ines pertinaciously held the dcc- ad 4r. trine of a gold standard of value, into which all th lu~g currency must be convertible. It was. easy to per- Si, icir ceive what an unjust and unfair ...
... labourers —while ihe opposite system of reducing the circulating m-digm, ami rendering its amount uncertain in consequence gold standard fixed at a price below the average valve of gold in the European market, has caused the depression and inordinately increased ...
... The Eieex Herald of yettei - day. Mr. Western proposes the re-issue small notes, and the adoption of a silver instead of gold standard. We have always been of opinion, and have more than once observed, that Ministers went a great deal too far in their hostility ...