57, Holborn Viaduct, London, and was
a comment on Senator Don Cameron's
speech in the Senate, urging that the
United States "must throw off the in
Quence of English ideas, if she means
to maintain the steady march of her
prosperity," and the suggestion of Sen
ator Iiodge, that the United States shut
out British goods until England gives
her assent to bimetallism.
Among the many papers that have
printed the article was the Washing
ton Ppst, and made editorial comment
upon I same. Tbe Post in Its issue of
the 16th inst. says: "The Post had
never made anything of the Financial
Newa article. Still, in the interest of
history and to put a stop to a ridicu
lous hubbub of forgery, we opened cor
respondence with Durrant's, in Lon
don, hnd in due time received an an-
swer which we publish :
'Durrant's Press Cuttings,
I aW. Durrant, Proprietor
f "57 Holborn Viaduct,
"London, Sept. 30, 1896.
