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Repealing the 1873 act and future coinage value
The piece discusses gold and silver value after repeal, noting a scenario of ninety two cents silver valued at a dollar, and a potential premium for silver dollars. It cites Samuel J. Tilden in Europe as a fraud victim and mentions English notices about him. A Washington telegram hints Sherman may run for Senate against Matthews and Garfield if Republicans win Ohio. It contrasts Republican and Democratic states using Kentucky and Town as examples, remarks on school systems, debt, and guerrilla violence. The Ohio Republican state convention is said to show inward concern, with Matthews prospects unchanged and the party's Senate hopes divided among candidates.
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Samuel J .Tilden
Europe
Beecher
Mr. B
Washington
Ohio
Repubicans
Sherman
Stanley Matthews
Gen. Garfield
Towa Snd
Kentucky
Town
Matthews
Chicago
Congress
Christiancy
Hunter
Foster
Acklen
Lousiana
Aiken
South Carolina
Baker
N. Y
National Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Tribune
Vineland
Gregory
Newark
Adrian Muller
West Point
Muller
Nagar
John Morrisey
John
Minnie
Minnis
Atlantic & Pacific
Western Union
New York
Edallar
Jay Gould
United States
Boston
Omaha
Tloor
Dr. Bull