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...Gold is scarce. (1) Present supply insufficient. (Barbour, Theory of Bimetallism, p. 10). (2) Annual output small and mined largely with silver. (Walker, pp. 254, 265). (3) Much gold used in arts. (Nicholson, p. (290). (b) Monometallism cannot be universal. (1) Some countries have no gold. (2) It would entail financial loss on othes (Vandenberg in Monetary Conference...
...remembered that people are paying very much more this year than usual for their reserved seats. The management has taken advantage of the great demand for tickets and has put up the price of reserved seats alone to one dollar. Under such circumstances the excuse that the alterations would entail too great an expense finds little ground to stand on. It all comes down practically to this; people pay a high price for their seats, and when they get to them they find them unfit for a lady to sit on, while they see other people who have paid...
...been finally decided to put sanitary arrangements into the basement of Hollis and Stoughton. This will entail also the heating of the cellars. Work will be begun as soon as the college year closes. A passage will also be cut through, connecting the three separate basements of Holworthy...
...future prosperity of business and financial interests of the country depend upon the defeat of the principles of the Democratic party.- (a) Free coinage would entail inevitable disaster.- (b) The American shipping interest looks to the Republican party for its encouragement and protection.- (c) The Democratic party continues its hostile attitude towards our National banking system and is incompetent to effect its necessary revision.- (d) Congressional business demands the suppression of filibustering: N. A. Review...
...inexpedient. a. It attempts to legislate against something which it cannot define; Cong. Record, pp. 4254; 6391. b. Actions before Circuit Courts entail needless expense on those least able to bear it; Cong. Record p. 3254. c. The heavy penalties of the act are not likely to be enforced by juries...