The Peopless Woes What Are the Causes What Are the Remedies
The Peopless Woes What Are the Causes What Are the Remedies
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An Act to repeal all acts by which the Government repu- diates its own authorized circulation. Greenback and National Bank notes, by providing one kind of money for the Government, and another kind for the people. This act should provide for the pay- ment of all debts' and dues to the Government (including duties on imports) in Greenbacks, National Bank notes or coin. In less than two weeks from the enactment of such a law. We would find gold at par with currency or possibly below par, and the ...Government under no apprehensions as to an ample supply for all requirements ; nobody suffering thereby, except perhaps a few gold gamblers. - Fourth. An Act to provide for an indiscriminate increase of all duties on imports equivalent to the present premium on gold, say 12^ per cent. , to maintain the present protection to American labor and American enterprise, a principal which, when understood, should be dear to every useful and patriotic citizen of the Country, and distasteful to our European competitors, their allies, and the liioths of society only.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An Act to repeal all acts by which the Government repu- diates its own authorized circulation. Greenback and National Bank notes, by providing one kind of money for the Government, and another kind for the people. This act should provide for the pay- ment of all debts' and dues to the Government (including duties on imports) in Greenbacks, National Bank notes or coin. In less than two weeks from the enactment of such a law. We would find gold at par with currency or possibly below par, and the ...Government under no apprehensions as to an ample supply for all requirements ; nobody suffering thereby, except perhaps a few gold gamblers. - Fourth. An Act to provide for an indiscriminate increase of all duties on imports equivalent to the present premium on gold, say 12^ per cent. , to maintain the present protection to American labor and American enterprise, a principal which, when understood, should be dear to every useful and patriotic citizen of the Country, and distasteful to our European competitors, their allies, and the liioths of society only.
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