Show NO MORE SUB CELLAR POLITICS from this time forward silver will not be permitted to run a course its movements will ble be noted and promptly met by the friends of sound money never again will the country be called upon practically at a moments notice to meet the silver men on grounds of their own choosing washington star the washington star which lives moves and has its being under the benign influence of government pap probably as well as the past tutorship of the obese american would be dictator M may ay possibly be in possession of f knowledge foreknowledge ore of w what hat is going to transpire in the future and it may be mistaken what is meant by the course of silver is to us quite unknown why the contest waged last year between silver and what the star terms sound money should be like the course of a cat is rather obscure unless we assume that the fleet footed cat is used to represent the active campaign in behalf of silver however it would seem that in the future its movements will be noted and promptly met this assurance is quite refreshing it is to be hoped that from now on the friends of sound money will abandon their pet and only argument against silver money the abuse of the west and the advocates of constitutional money generally and produce reasons if a any 11 y they have why the united states bre are not as able now as in the early days clays to adopt and carry out a distinctly independent american financial policy does not the star know that silver and gold money were anten intended ded by the framers of the constitution to be legal tender money how can the united states or the legislature of any one of the united states provide for the legal collection of a debt tax or duty unless the united states congress provides for and fites files the value of gold and silver coins does not the star know that it 23 is the duty of congress and the president to carry out dut all provisions of the constitution whenever joint action is necessary in short will the star read and digests digest the constitutional provisions regarding money |