Monetary Problems And Reforms
Monetary Problems And Reforms
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The panic of 1893 was the natural and inevitable result. It was followed as a necessity by the repeal of the silver purchase law, and the injection of legal-tender j)oison was stopped. It was only the injection, however, tliat was stopjjcd. No pro- vision was made for withdrawing the poison already in the arteries of business. That was lift to pollute the commercial system, and the reissue of notes and tokens after receipt or redemption went merrily on.
With a curious fatuity the very men who h...ad led the country into this condition insisted that a furtlu-r dose of the same medecine was needed, and demanded that the mints of the country should be thrown open to the free and imlimited coinage of legal-tender silver at a 44 MONETARY PROBLEMS AND REFORMS.
ratio that would put about one half of a gold dollar's worth of silver into the silver dollar. The proposition in effect was that when the government was struggling to maintain a limited amount of token silver at par, it should relieve itself of that burden by assuming the im- possible task of maintaining an unlimited amount.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The panic of 1893 was the natural and inevitable result. It was followed as a necessity by the repeal of the silver purchase law, and the injection of legal-tender j)oison was stopped. It was only the injection, however, tliat was stopjjcd. No pro- vision was made for withdrawing the poison already in the arteries of business. That was lift to pollute the commercial system, and the reissue of notes and tokens after receipt or redemption went merrily on.
With a curious fatuity the very men who h...ad led the country into this condition insisted that a furtlu-r dose of the same medecine was needed, and demanded that the mints of the country should be thrown open to the free and imlimited coinage of legal-tender silver at a 44 MONETARY PROBLEMS AND REFORMS.
ratio that would put about one half of a gold dollar's worth of silver into the silver dollar. The proposition in effect was that when the government was struggling to maintain a limited amount of token silver at par, it should relieve itself of that burden by assuming the im- possible task of maintaining an unlimited amount.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles H Charles Herbert Swan to read onlineMoreLess
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