Political Gatherings And Speakers In Athens County
A local campaign report notes Kisengel and Conga organizing in Athens county voting precincts with Republican events in Nelsonville Trimble Amesville and Dareton featuring Gen Grosvenor M B Ernhart E D Sayre J P Wood Major Tos others and urging club mobilization. It cites Gov Grapher backing McKinley and predicts GOP majorities in several states while outlining a Democratic national convention in Indianapolis and Ohio delegation plans. Abigail Dorrice, known as Carl Hamilton, dies. Mik Bavan’s Chicago speech and Madison Square Garden address are criticized as pro silver. Bryan’s stump rhetoric is deemed unlikely to defeat Republicans, with Commentary on Greenbacks and free silver.
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McKinley
Mobart
Athens County
Dar
Nelsonville
Gen
CO. A. Grosvenor
Trimble
Ron
M. B. Ernhart
Ion. E. D. Sayre
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Grosvenor
Bon
PB. Wood
Dareton
Charles Tos
Mocinley
Hobart Clube
Stewart
Bryan
Madison Square
Grapher
Kentecks
Theingyti
Kentucky
Lida
McKinner
Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Mik. Bavan
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
New York
Republican Party
Interrogation of Silver Coinage Debate Questions
The piece presents a set of pointed questions about the silver standard and free coinage, challenging the U S stance. It cites Jefferson, the Gold Standard, and Bryan era arguments, asking why silver would remain money if other nations drop it, and why free coinage supporters label themselves bi metalists while gold predominates. It lists various estate holders, mines, and figures as part of the broader monetary debate.
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Free Coinade
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Ceric & Bustel
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Jeranzent
Sherman on Finance Opens Republican Campaign in Columbus
Thousands from across the state gathered in a large tent in Columbus for the Republican campaign opening. Senators Sherman and Foraker led the afternoon program, with Gov. Stewart L. Woodford of New York speaking in the evening, as speakers discussed monetary policy and the perils of silver coinage versus gold standard.
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Columbus
Sherman
Foraker
Stewart L. Woodford
New York
United States
Jefferson
Beechannan
Democratic Party
Congress
Cain
Benton
Senator Heater
Ise
Pierce
Republican Party
Poswer
Isa
Liecocoln
Galg
Wiver
Yaymerr
Treasury Department
Air
Boutwell
Conpress
Wien
States and silver coinage debate in Civil War debt
The speaker condemns free silver coinage as a betrayal of the nation’s honor and debt payments. He recalls that about 7,000,000 of government securities remain, with substantial gold payment history, and warns against devaluing bonds by shifting to silver. He calls for restoring gold standard at par with silver and urging national unity to protect the republic’s credit.
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Weslo
United States
Ailyer Ballien
Pasy
Danang Sf Agy hoMier
Bullien
Jigiefibe
Sovernment
Gees Nobon
Homes Deferson
Andrew Jackson
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Europe
Russia
Passa
Grid
Willy
Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Benton
Hunter
Lincoln
Grant
Republic
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Matte Silver Amelting Werk
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Granite Mountain Filvermines
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Athens
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Zeveras
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Wohkur
Noble
Yale
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