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The Currency Question and Civil War Legacies
A political speech compares Gen. Ulysses Grant and Horatio Seymour on wartime policy and emancipation, argues for Union victory and national credit restoration, and attacks Frank Blair and the Democratic platform. It states Republican aims to preserve public credit, end the war, and return to peace with a unified currency and debt payment plan.
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Palmer
Tilmots
Seymour
Ge Grant
Galena
Grant
Army of the North
Heap
Washburne
Tiinois
Vicksauxo
Miss
Stephens Scknow Herixne
Horatis Seymour
South
Lincoln
Republic
Horatio Seymour
Cheera
Democratic Party
Craver
Nahi
Calfah
Belora
Haim
Gecas
Horatio
Franks Blair
Putin
Frank Blair
Wm. C. Preston
Brij
Reed
Ben
Visbatere
Develver
McClernan
Illinois
McClernandrove
Convention
McClernand
West
Frank P. Blair
Missou
Blair
Alabama
Leasure
Democratic Church
Tall
Horns
Napoleon Bonapart Forrest
Napoleon
Bonaparte Forrest
Mr. Wilson
Hy ‘Porrest Rose
Col
Aghbel Smith
Texas
Denne
T Snatce
Rasso
Frank Bir
James’ Broadhead
Mar
Frank Blatt
Pxsan
Congress
Shilll
Controt
Gear Grant
Gen. Grant
Toombs
Georgia
Atlanta
Sanin
Treasury
United States
Massachusetts
Harses
Maasachusetts
Franke Blair
Pestiseptus
Pendleton
New York
Wall Hee