The commoner. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-1923, March 15, 1912, Page 14, Image 14

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SOMETHING ABOUT TIIE
To tho editor of tho Now York
Evening Post: In your issuo oi
January 25, Mr. Stewart Browne
said that inflation under tho Aldrich
wnniri not be half so great as
Mr. Robert D. Kent, in a previous
letter, feared would bo the case. iYir.
Kent had talked with ex-Senator
Aldrich, but Mr. Browne says tnat
"probably not one-half of tlie banks
and trust companies will become
i - ' r 4-li MnMrmnl Reserve
association." I should think this
opinion correct as to number of or-
ganizations, uie m-tio uuco """u'"o
expense by using the big ones
through which they now effect their
clearings. But at the first signs off
the approach of tight money, there
would be a general uociuug iuuu mo
shelter of the National Reserve asso
ciation, of all the large and medium
size institutions aomg an urumuiy
banking business, the slower-moving
ones losing customers by delay.
It is easy, to see tnat an aaroit
politician of the Aldrich calibre
wouia expecx xo gam sumo wubcd-
fUnil ffimr fvr liia nlnn hv ImvinET
31UXtl 1UIU1 i.W "" y w
it consider an inflation measure; anu
that he would hope for banking favor
by having the plan considered as a
scientmc measure; dui. it is nut ou,ay
to see how bankers can continue to
favor the plan after they have be
gun to discuss the degree or muation
whinh Rhn.ll ba cnuaed bv it. If the
plan is scientific, it must produce ex-
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the currency, this to be effected by
the exportation of gold.
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lower than in this countrv. What
ever we do in the direction of mak
ing our banking system scientific is
necessarily to the effect of using
money less and money substitutes
more. Under the National Reserve
association I should think we might
have for a short time quite a boom
to be taken advantage of by Europe
in sending us luxuries and securi
ties, and in drawing gold from us.
There would, of course, soon come
the inevitable collapse.
Under our nresent laws, wo aro
taking advantage of a golden oppor
tunity, which may not last. The an
nual production of cold is so crreat
that we are constantly adding to our
hoard, and we now have $1.700..
000,000 worth, or about one-quarter
of the world's stock. Gold forms
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cent when we resumed specie pay
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