The Silver Dollar
The Silver Dollar
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1: is anstatesmanlike and unpatriotic to follow their lead if it will he to their injury. Better thai these Halls he emptied of their occupants than that were done. [ doubl no1 thai there is a strong sentiment in the country for the passage of this hill, and 1 doubl as little that it will work serious harm to those who ask us for it, at leasl to the industrial classes, who constitute eighteen-twentieths of the people of the country. Thus by this legislation yon take away from the laboring class...es of the country a greenback currency that is now worth at least ninety-eighl cents in gold and replace it with what is at least worth 5 per cent, less, and thereby rob them of 5 percent.
of their scanty possessions. No Government stamp, no human de- vice, can ever prevent debased money from falling to its true value as compared wi t h other commodities. The silver dollar of 412$ grains 12 may still be called a dollar, but the debasement not apparent on its face will betray itself in the increased price of every commodity which the poor man's family consumes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1: is anstatesmanlike and unpatriotic to follow their lead if it will he to their injury. Better thai these Halls he emptied of their occupants than that were done. [ doubl no1 thai there is a strong sentiment in the country for the passage of this hill, and 1 doubl as little that it will work serious harm to those who ask us for it, at leasl to the industrial classes, who constitute eighteen-twentieths of the people of the country. Thus by this legislation yon take away from the laboring class...es of the country a greenback currency that is now worth at least ninety-eighl cents in gold and replace it with what is at least worth 5 per cent, less, and thereby rob them of 5 percent.
of their scanty possessions. No Government stamp, no human de- vice, can ever prevent debased money from falling to its true value as compared wi t h other commodities. The silver dollar of 412$ grains 12 may still be called a dollar, but the debasement not apparent on its face will betray itself in the increased price of every commodity which the poor man's family consumes.
What to read after The Silver Dollar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A a Aaron Augustus Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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