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\ Fart of One of Henry Ward l***eclier*s
B.’»t be rm on«.
During tho fl.it money mid unlimited
paper currency excitement of 1877 Mr.
Euecher delivered a famous serrnou ou
Thanksgiving of that year on the perils
jf the day. In it he used this language:
"Whenever in any nation there is
such an attempt to tamper with stand
ards that the moral sense of man is ba-
r ildered and liberty is given to nnprin-
lipled men at large to eheat, to be un-
f litlifal to obligations, to refuse the
payment of honest d ‘b'.s—whenever that
lakes place, it is all the worse if done
with the permission of the law. I hate
tdo devil riding on u law worse than I
i ’ o the devil riding without a law nuder
tin). Whoever tumpors with established
t andarás tampers with the very marrow
and vitality of public fuith. • • • The
danger into which we are runtiing is
idldoii under tho mystery of finance mid
the currency. All money is but a repre-
sertative of property. As now, by facil
ity of intercourse, all the world is one
epen market, tho need of ono mid the
same standard of money, unifprm, uni
versal and unalterable, becomes imperi
ous.
“Gold is the world's standard. Gold
is tho universal measure of value. Other
kinds of money there are—silver, cop-
per, paper—but they all must conform
to gold and be measured by it and ho
interchangeable with it, in fixed and
definite proportions. Gold is king in
comnierco. All other money must rep
resent gold. No vote of legislature can
chango the nature of commerce, the na
ture of property, the nature of its repre
sentative in money or tho relative supe
riority or inferiority of different cur
rencies. Gold came to its supremacy as
a representative of property by the long
established consent of mankind. Con
gress eanuot chango it for tlio world,
nor even for this nation, except upon
past transactions. It may give impu
nity to men to cheat confiding creditors,
but it cannot rule the valuó of currency
in all future transactions.
“Tho crimo of paying a debt in a cur
rency inferior in valuó to that in which
it wits contracted, base at all times mid
anywhere, has a deeper guilt and a
baser infamy in our case. When in onr
mortal struggle capitalists were solicited
to lend their money to us ou the faith of
the nation, we were too glad, most
grateful, for their aid. Then they were
not grasping mid swollen usurers. Oh,
no! They were benefactors. We rejoiced
in their bounty and gave thanks for
their confiding faith in our national
honesty. Now, our dangers past, we re
vile them, finding no epithets too vio
lent, and strive to pay them, not gold
for the gold they lent our misery, but in
n dishonest measure of an inferior
metal.
“In the court of the commercial
wolrd’s conscience we shall be eouvict-
ed of endeavoring to cheat the meu who
came to our rescue in the dark day.
This congress would not have existed
nor any government of the United
States but for the strength given to our
armies by foreign capitalists, and now
to return their aid by a base treachery
is to deserve an infamy as deep as the
lowest depths of hell. But woe to those
men, bull headed, without eyes, who are
r.ttc ltipting to undermine tho integrity
and simplicity of the nation."
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Silverite Orator—What wo want
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Skeptic—Would free coinage make
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botii gold and silver.
S.—But wouldn’t free coinage at 16
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cordance with the Gresham law?
S. O.—My friend, Air. Eryan pro
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in the interest of tho goldbugs and Shy
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up the price of one thing at a time
and you get cussed for it besides. But
my little silver trust scheme puts up
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He wants to make our dollars cost us only fifty
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He’d take “four bits’’ of silver and would run
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And stamp it plain “one dollar’’ with the gov
ernment’s imprint.
The mines would dump their silver, and the
nation, slick as grease,
Would grind out brand new dollars at just fifty
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When I buy dollars for fifty cents who’ll take
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