Democracy and county printing clash sparks political n debate
The Colville Examiner discusses democracy, county printing bids, and a legal fight with the Savage-Josseph Index over county printing. It argues against an appeal, stresses equal footing for local papers, and notes political implications for auditor control and potential future bids. It also notes national fiscal issues and pardons in Kentucky. The Washington Democrat is promoted as a political weekly, with a combined subscription offer.
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L. E. Jesseph
Savage
Washington Democrat
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Republican and Democratic Ideals of Sound Banking in the West
The United States Investor argues over banking ethics and policy, contrasting Western calls for honest banking with Eastern and New England bankers accused of undermining Union finance during the Civil War era. It cites Comptroller's reports and asks what actions New York, New Jersey, and Suffolk system banks took regarding specie, greenbacks, and government bonds, suggesting a pattern of currency manipulation and loss of confidence in national credit.
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Comptroller
Lincoln
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