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of our pariiamentary bodies against the princes who wanted to debase
the curreno'. The princes said, "What counts is onK' the name which I
give to moneN'." But their silver money- got a "red face" when the prmces
adulterated it \Mth copper, aU the while declaring that their new alloyrd
money, which contained less sil\rr than the old monex; still had the same
purchasing pou-er and the same legal tender po>*rr as the old inone\'. If the
government is in a position to provide for some of its expendituirs by
creating money, it no longer needs to depend, let us sa\'. on Congress.
Historically and politicaUy the gold standard is an implement m the SN-stem
of legislation that limits the pourr of govrmment and makes government
dependent on the will of the people.