...war ; it would produce strikes among the workmen, and the workshops, to a great extent, would hare to be closed ; the manufactories would have to stop....alone, and let it find its commercial level ; that, as a matter of fact, it ought to facilitate an upward movement of gold in the fall. The fall and winter...

...produce strikes among the workmen, and the workshops, to a great extent, would have to be closed, and the manufactories would have to stop. I took the ground...alone, and let it find its commercial level; that, as a matter of fact, it ought to facilitate an upward movement of gold in the fall. ... We supposed,...

...bubble might as well be tapped in one way as another. That was the substance of his remark. He then asked me what I thought about it. I remarked that...alone and let it find its commercial level; that, as a matter of fact, it ought to facilitate an upward movement of gold in the Fall. The Fall and Winter...

...interests of the country and to the success of the gold clique. ''I took the ground," says Gould, " that the Government ought to let gold alone and let it find its commercial level." This reference to " its commercial level " is rich, coming from the head centre of the plotters who...

...business come to a halt. "I took the ground," he said later, when Congress inquired into the matter, "that the government ought to let gold alone, and let it find its commercial level; that, as a fact, it ought to facilitate an upward movement of gold in the fall." Fisk, in telling his part...

..."and that the bubble might as well be tapped in one way as another." Grant then asked Gould's opinion. "I remarked that I thought if that policy was carried...alone, and let it find its commercial level — that, as a matter of fact, it ought to facilitate an upward movement of gold in the fall." The president...