... wonid not relieve its diffi- culties. 3. That it haos not yet been shown that a gold standard ra!not he established in India. 4. That the establirhment of av gold standard may involve the reoilctioo of tie rupee currency. ;. '.bat the gold staudard if ...

... establishing a gold standard in India, then this association begs most respectfully to record its protest against such a limitation. Recent experience goes to show the enormous difficulty, if not impossibility, of establishing a gold standard for India, and ...

... the policv Gt the ; Early. but as an l=dirLclivR I)eracerat who hm THE REPUBLICANS PLATFORM it -SOUND MIONEY. i : _ ?? A GOLD STANDARD. CLEVELAND'S ADVICE TO THE I DEMOCRATS. ° (EZUTur S TELEGRAMS.) St Louis, June 17. The Sub-Committee of the Resolutions ...

... over - production, also that there ics not enough gold produced in the world to serve the purpose of mouey on a single gold standard, and that the denconetisation of i ;silver had caused gold to appreciate nearly one- I half, and that, therefore, other ...

... at Canubos, where t they are proclaiming a Republic. J GOLD STANDARD FOR JAPAN, - (aroE'J ?? ?? GBABS. 7 ?? sohama, February 13. There is a strong probability that 'Japan w ill adopt a gold standard. According to announce- mer0 its in the nawesaners, the ...

... are, advise your lordships to overrule the proposals for the closing of the mints against silver, and the adoption of a gold standard which that Goveroment, in their responsibility and deep interest its the success of the measures suggested, have submitted ...

... use- fully employed in commerce and the mechanical aris. I: may suit Me Disracli’s object and ambition to maintain the gold standard unul be can suceced in reducing the interest of the National Debt, and in nominally raising the price of wheat, and commodities ...

... existed no connection, or nierely a unimportant one, between the fall in the' price ef coin and the introduction of the , gold standard. Count Herbert Bismarok observed that the fhilure 'of the Brussels Conference -was partly due to the fact, that various ...

... left as they arc, advise your Lordship to overrule the propocals for the clos- ing of the mints and the adoption of a gold standard, whdich the Government, with their responsibility and deep interest in the success of the measures suggested, have submitted ...

... favourably ?? the petition of the merchants, has sent to the Senate a memorial of 38 folio pages, strongly recommending a gold standard for Ger- many, and urgently preying its immediate introduction into Hamburg. N A P L E S. The Times' Paris correspondent ...

... The total ehipments ef gold from Australia jsince August last amount to £1,775,000. Rumsia is fairly certain to adopt a gold standard, although a mtreung oppoeltion i3 being made to Yhe proposal. Arrangements are being made for the imme- diate ebtablinhment ...

... Sir Wm. Harcourt recently received, through Mr Bertram Carrie, from bankers and other defenders of monometallism and the gold standard. THE WELSH DISIiSTA3LISHUENT BILL. The Press Association says the Government en- tertain the belief that more rapid progress ...