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We are governed by the party whicn gave us the Gorman tariff, which has left solvent only the business upon which Rex)ub- lican protection* is continued, the i3arty which reversed the good old i^olicy that you should x)My your debts Avith money which you earned, and adopted the new one of paying them with borrowed money. Mi cawber is its financial authority. That party is suspending credit by the eyelids and busi- ness by the hair in the effort to solve the currency problem, w^iich needs little... better solution than to leave it alone. After thousands of 3^ears of hopeless experiments the Democratic leaders are still striving to square the circle and lift one's self over the stone ■wall by tlie straps of one's boots; they are still striving to pay debts without assets ; still striving to give money where none has been earned and dis- 23 tribute currency where iliere is no property to exchange for it ; still striving to give value to tlie air and to coin and mint theories, and they have re- duced the national credit so that the Government has to pay three and three-quarters per cent, inter- est where the citizen can borrow for three per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are governed by the party whicn gave us the Gorman tariff, which has left solvent only the business upon which Rex)ub- lican protection* is continued, the i3arty which reversed the good old i^olicy that you should x)My your debts Avith money which you earned, and adopted the new one of paying them with borrowed money. Mi cawber is its financial authority. That party is suspending credit by the eyelids and busi- ness by the hair in the effort to solve the currency problem, w^iich needs little... better solution than to leave it alone. After thousands of 3^ears of hopeless experiments the Democratic leaders are still striving to square the circle and lift one's self over the stone ■wall by tlie straps of one's boots; they are still striving to pay debts without assets ; still striving to give money where none has been earned and dis- 23 tribute currency where iliere is no property to exchange for it ; still striving to give value to tlie air and to coin and mint theories, and they have re- duced the national credit so that the Government has to pay three and three-quarters per cent, inter- est where the citizen can borrow for three per cent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chauncey M Chauncey Mitchell Depew to read onlineMoreLess
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