Lesson on Greenbacks and Ohio Farmers Debate
The piece condemns Democratic leaders Pendleton, Allen, and Cary for muddling the financial issue in Ohio. It explains greenbacks as irredeemable promises to pay and argues taxes must cover expenses to avoid more paper money. It asserts Republicans erred by not prioritizing debt repayment and criticizes reformers for distrusting voters.
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Ohio
Allen
Pendleton
Cary
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Mr. Pendleton
General Grant
Treasury
Boutwell
Democratic Party
Orry
New York Herald
Pendleton cites 1865 debt figures and GOP credit
The speech by The Hon. Geo H Pendleton claims 1865 notes and debts totaled about 6 000 million while the 1st instant debt stood at 2 127 million. He credits the Republican administration with paying off nearly four thousand million in ten years and urges continued party leadership to preserve national credit. A Frenchman boasts of changing women as shirts. a Chester burglar spends hours tunneling a railroad building and swearing. a boy asks if green apples grow in heaven.
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Pendleton
Republican Party
Cincinnati Gazette
G C. Coats
Athens County
California
H. Moore
Chillicothe
State Bank of Ohio
District Court
Ohio
George C. Coats
George CC. Coats
Bank
Moore
Court of Common Pleas
State of Ohio
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John Coats
Moses R. Bartlett
Jakob May
William H. Douglas
Athens Township
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Athens
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Equitable Ralers
Bank and Moore
George
Coats
George’s
Parker
Jackson County
Holden
George v. Coats
George A. Coats
John Coat
John
C. Coats
Wu Lo
George C. Coate
How a Corner Is Managed in Corn Markets
A historical description explains how Corn corners form in July by combined buyers who quietly accumulate grain starting in May. They post margins, push prices higher, and use cash or deposits to sustain the movement. When cornered, margins rise and failure to meet them causes losses. sometimes banks fail after engaging in corner schemes.
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Chicago
Illinois
Portraits and the Face of History Across Nations
The piece muses on likeness as history, noting Cromwell, Garrison, and Grant as faces of power. It compares true portraits to uncannily honest depictions, then surveys Japan’s rapid modernization and evolving views on women’s rights. It ends with reflections on dew, stars, and contrasts between North and South, adversity and prosperity.
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Rogues
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