Show SOME SILVER HISTORY to supply the annual increase iu in tile the wot lils population with ten dollars per capita would require a production of the precious metals devoted to money use aae of from froia tit to 0 hundred to two five hundred and fifty million dollars each year ear bear in mind that this ii not required to replace leplace yaste vasle or wear but to supply the increase in population only the pro production Ruction of silver in 1892 was about or of both metals but probably of the gold is used in tb the 11 arts 1 t 1 anil 1 n 1 I 1 r sciences i e aces anil and ocle oliver 1 i 1 its is used in a similar way this aoud I 1 leas leae of gold anil 1 of silver alyer for monetary ufe afe provided there w atas as n oi le estrict ion on biln silver er this beam of both money metals for monetary use in in the world and as aa it balth and luxury increase gold and silver are used d more and more for plate and ornaments ore amens thus it will be seen that the supply of the two metals together falls shot short t of the worlds need of money llott lion much more contracted bill the ghesu su ply be aben the butream of silver is that off what must the consequences le be be when thi the world is left with only an insignificant supply of gold for monetary use it will be like facing tile the dark a agai ea again with na dional state stale anil and private debts piled mountains high more moie than was ever dreamed of by the debtor slaves of the middle ages to lie be dib charred charged by a debrea ing volume find and an increasing standard of money it is impossible s to 10 state with ich bevc even n an approximation ti to accuracy the debts of the world moreton ito reton biewen estimates the debts of great britain of all kinds at 20 and of the world at as high as this is almost inconceivable but suppose the debts ire are but half balf that they would then exceed all the wealth of every tion in the united are all those these debts t to ab be discharged dibi floor the tiny stream M of twenty or thirty millions of nf a year who belie believes es that there is enough of both metals e cen on to ever this huge ug ge pile of debts and ener eer increasing deak mean ever increasing taxes and if the money standard is 6 raising at the rate of 5 per cent per r annum or at naif half that rate debts I 1 and taxes aes are increased at the same rate the official list of the london stock exchange for the beginning of 1893 1892 debows securities quoted on oil that exchange of the market value of if of flinch billich w nere ere foreign securities les I 1 the he increase in the securities ties dealt in on this stock exchange in the 11 five ve years from 1886 1881 to the end of 0 1891 ratel was or at the rate of a year year the inter cla on the foreign securities alone reaches about per annum in gold this is the tribute other nations pay to eng 1 land every increase in the value of 0 rold gold increases the purchasing I 1 1 power of gold and also these debts pro rata en england ladd can get twice the he prod proda u cs as from from vs us now on oil our indebtedness than she could before I 1 silver was de tile the deop people is who own a large part of the debts ol of the world are hebrews r commonly inov known n as jews to them all christian Ch nations pay ti tributa nor does any people understand der stand the power of mousy like this ancient race of money lenders they are rent responsible for the 1030 cial condition of the x orld and to I 1 them belongs tire the credit or blatte blame of securing the of silver they are the power behind tile the throne i they oppose the of silver because they want the increase in tile the money standard to go t n vi aich it will so long as the decrease of the volume of money is deci eased they have learned that i T which bich it seems almost impossible I 1 for some of our statesmen to leai aleain n 1 that eiery increase in the value of the money unit increases the holdings of the money lenders |