Present Wants of the Nation Pacification Resumption of Specie Payments the Si
Present Wants of the Nation Pacification Resumption of Specie Payments the Si
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He afilrms that should the demonetization of silver be contin- ued, tiie compensatory action, which Jevons so well describes, will be sus- pended, and that as a consequence of the general disuse of one of the precious uiotals, tlicre will follow a lise in the 10 . SPEECH OK IIOX. JAMES MONROE.
value of gold so disastrous as to involve the wliole business world in embarrass- ment. I ask thoughtful men whether it is safe longer to continue an experi- ment— fqr an experiment it is — which is so fr...aught with danger to the common prosperity?
3. Again, the Nation wants Eeform In the Civil Service. The utterance of these words may produce a smile — they have so often been used without serious meaning, or with a meaning that per- verts their proper sense. Those in oliice have used them as meaning that present incumbents should not be removed; those out of office, as meaning that nu- merous vacancies ought to be made in order to accommodate those who have not yet "had a chance. " Parties have ofcen inserted these words in tlieir plat- forms as a gooJish phrase which it was hoped might win the favor of thought- ful and conscientious men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He afilrms that should the demonetization of silver be contin- ued, tiie compensatory action, which Jevons so well describes, will be sus- pended, and that as a consequence of the general disuse of one of the precious uiotals, tlicre will follow a lise in the 10 . SPEECH OK IIOX. JAMES MONROE.
value of gold so disastrous as to involve the wliole business world in embarrass- ment. I ask thoughtful men whether it is safe longer to continue an experi- ment— fqr an experiment it is — which is so fr...aught with danger to the common prosperity?
3. Again, the Nation wants Eeform In the Civil Service. The utterance of these words may produce a smile — they have so often been used without serious meaning, or with a meaning that per- verts their proper sense. Those in oliice have used them as meaning that present incumbents should not be removed; those out of office, as meaning that nu- merous vacancies ought to be made in order to accommodate those who have not yet "had a chance. " Parties have ofcen inserted these words in tlieir plat- forms as a gooJish phrase which it was hoped might win the favor of thought- ful and conscientious men.
What to read after Present Wants of the Nation Pacification Resumption of Specie Payments the Si?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Monroe James to read onlineMoreLess
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