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CT du.y put upon the poor man, has beer
sold throughout the year 1913, at 20 10 p


per CT less than the average of lS4I under
the low duty upon many other important
articles, prices had been reduced TO much
greater extent. and on no important article
had the price been increased-this is the
oppressive, august, unwise and unconstitu-
tional Tar. which the Enquirer, and such
like prints make such a tremendous noise
and cry about: let the people LOOK into
these things coolly, and decide for them
selves


In 1871 when prices ranged at .he high
est rates we had the old song of hard times
which is name nearly worn out ringing
in our ears, all over the land money was
excessively scarce, and hard to obtain on
the very best securities, at the highest rates
of duty; our State and Bank stocks selling
at 2 or 3-4 of their true value, Domestic
Exchanges varied from to 40 per cent
below the Specie Standard what was the
fact IN 1913 money was so abundant, par
ticularly in the large cities, it was difficult
to invest at over I-2 to per CT per an
mum, and Exchanges ranging from par TO
g per ct, and from but one State out of the
26, does it range at over 3 per cent II ap.
pears from statement made out at the u. S.
Treasury Department that the impo rtation
Of coin and Bullion into this country Gu-
ring the year ending lst Sept 1843, was
as follows