To the Editor of the "Nonti-Ciixa Dany News tion "sill Washington a resident agains better judgment based on the ad of the gold interests, may give Way fo the "clamant demands "of the [Senators now representing not only tte producing States of the white metal but also the agriealtural and forestry' "sections. of America, a voting opposition hard ¢0 withstand, There can be no, reasoned argument except for stability and there is no banking or fiscal logic to back tin attical rise in silver's value, to believe in the elevation of the people have been propaganded jous metal" as. hard all countries, for years (since 1020) an Attenipt has been made to get the Dubile silversminded, and Success Feems near, However economi disastrous the consequences bimetallism (oF symmetalism) may prove to be.
It accordingly behoves China to fpuy' much silver cheaply. if she can absence of greatly. increased.
20 rbich i doubt "In the Ports), and then make a prot by selling it to America. or by ing oft in higher exchange the" Tong overdue defaults on railway bonds fand many other debts.
There is little doubt now in Chinese eyes that silver can remain low for sore then a few months, Jand anyway, nothing can be done ito stop the artificial rise, as there Jare actually no spare stocks for sale by either India or China, for, in view. the coming wars no-one dare part wit 'o-called silver surpluses, Finally, unnatural things sre abnormal nowadays, NEW CABLE REGULATIONS, Position which could be. eliminated without dificully. Cable - expenses are heavy enough, and senders should not be subjected to, what Appears to be, a form of unnecessary exploit ree J.P. Brirsten, Shanghai, Mar. 27,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.