... Debt, 51lb VIIIalevir uay'be the case as regards other nations, It Il y CI1l55Y riot our inter.'st to depart from the gold standard ,LO 1:rt9ha btiult up England, and to follow .the Ignis fatilsn a Vlkncetallism through interminable quagmires. Not One ...

... the previous October iust two years ago to-day-although the silver dollar was then as now, worth scarcely 50 cents at a gold standard. What may happen in Deceinber, 1893, if the merchants venture to offer a reduction of 50 per cent., or even 25 per cent ...

... of the world for tho hiso; handrid years is the coming, one afteir ti another, of all the great nations toathe olugle gold standard tbl olf value. Why have they done tbis? Extreme eedvooatos et ti free silver saY it is duo to a nonaplraecy aga,'net iliver; ...

... for it. On the one hand they would be told it was owing to free trade, and on the other they would be told it was the gold standard. But it was to be borne in mind that the depression was not peculiar to Eaaland, and that elmost all other countries were ...