Mr. Manufacturer: And Mr. Banker has certainly succeeded in pointing out very clearly the things that must be included in our bill.
Mr. Laboringman: Well, then, if we are all sure that we are right, let us go ahead.
Mr. Farmer: We will; and as our forefathers fought for the birth of this nation we will fight for its life.
Uncle Sam: Boys, I shall live only through your intelligence, your courage, your justice, your honor, your patriotism, your service, your sacrifice; and I shall be immortal only if all those who come after you shall possess these same virtues.
Farewell.
APPENDIX A
UNITED STATES CIRCULATION STATEMENT—January 2, 1913.
| General Stock of Money in the United States. | Held in Treasury, as Assets of the Government. | Money in Circulation. | |
| January 2, 1913. | January 2, 1913. | January 2, 1913. | |
| Gold coin (including bullion in Treasury) | $1,878,577,122 | $170,983,732 | $623,159,221 |
| Gold Certificates[2] | — | 128,747,197 | 955,686,972 |
| Standard Silver Dollars | 565,481,020 | 165,022 | 74,528,998 |
| Silver Certificates[2] | — | 12,814,458 | 477,972,542 |
| Subsidiary Silver | 174,538,163 | 17,814,855 | 156,723,308 |
| Treasury Notes of 1890 | 2,797,000 | 10,115 | 2,786,885 |
| United States Notes | 346,681,01 | 6,995,837 | 339,685,179 |
| National Bank Notes | 750,972,246 | 30,787,771 | 720,184,475 |
| —————— | —————— | —————— | |
| Total | $3,719,046,567 | $368,318,987 | $3,350,727,580 |