Washington 1877 Senate remonetization and reform note
Washington reports discuss the Presidents message failing to persuade Republican leaders on policy toward the South and remonetization of silver. The piece notes opposition to Bland bill tactics, Senate debates, and political maneuvering affecting federal appointments, finance and reform, with references to Hayes, Conkling, Roosevelt, and Packard. It also mentions temperance concerns and a House prohibition resolution amid the Capitol scene.
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