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39003	Jones, John P. (John Percival)	Money: Speech of Hon. John P. Jones, of Nevada, on the Free Coinage of Silver; in the United States Senate, May 12 and 13, 1890			.txt	text/plain	71121	3379	69	silver is as ancient and honorable a money metal as gold, and equally one year in the value of the money unit--a change which now, by reason money, but for gold and silver as commodities--on the basis of their Looking, now, at the relative values of gold and silver from the time of money-work of society was placed on gold, the metals began to separate. discarding one of the money metals, and that one not silver but gold. prices consequent on the increase in the value of money, more misery gold, silver, and paper money stand at a parity with each other. The advocates of the single gold standard deem even silver money much That a metallic money, whether of gold or silver, is very far from being States, that gold and silver would both remain the money metals of the The price of cotton for the year 1873, in gold or silver (then of equal	./cache/39003.txt	./txt/39003.txt