Signs of the Times and the Price of Freedom
William T. O'Donnell delivers an oration at Grand Army Hall tracing the 1776 Declaration's meaning and arguing for active patriotism through study of public questions. He analyzes money, gold and silver, unemployment, monopolies, the press, and labor. He urges monetary restoration of silver, governmental regulation over monopolies, and strong civic duty to uplift society.
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