OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Faded notes on silver debate and politics
A transcription heavy with garbled OCR covers 1878 New York politics and financial views. It discusses silver versus greenbacks, inflation concerns, and reactions to currency policy, with references to Congress, Commerce, and figures like Sherman. It also notes British colonial anxieties, a Garfield rally, and Vermont election gains for Fairbanks and Peck.
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