... occasion a drain of bullion. Such importations cannot be 0 d liquidated by the usual current of trade. The adoption of a tl gold standard by England and America has been fortunate, S! r and will, I feel no doubt, ultimately lead to its introduction n 1, into ...

... Home rails are decidedly lower Colonial Government flat. Americans have fluctuated considerably as the prcspects of the gold standard seemed brighter or the reverse. Bank sharesare firm, and telegraph and tele- phone stocks steady. Train and omnibus shares ...

... the Silver party, to substi- tute in the party platform a free coinage plank for the declaration in favour of the gold standard was rejected by 814; to 108.;' votes, and the platform as I submitted by the Committee on Resolutions was adopt- ed by ...

... He proceeded to argue that a bimetallic standard would provide this stability far more effectually than the exietiog gold standard could do, and would guard against the danger of an excessive drain on onr reserve of gold. He ountended that bimetallism ...