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Democratic views on silver and banking in the new Congress
A discussion on the political fate of silver after the new Congress takes office, contrasting Cleveland’s honest money stance with Populist opposition. It addresses Bland and Sherman acts, state banking under Lands security, potential effects on currency, values, and wages, and notes miscellaneous local items including a donation to Brechin and a local death.
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Congress
Cleveland
Neovico
Bland
Hoare
House
Senate
Walter L. Gresham
Osbluet
Seargent-at-Arms Yoder
Houe
War Department
Ohio
Yudeer
U.V
Foster
Syndi
New York
Beo Foster
Holina
Thse
Tuliet
Rparticans
Edward Young
Peter
Westminster Ounreh
Aubory Park
George T. Wertlo
Waaser
Mr. Phelps
Court of Errore and Appeals
Gov. Werts
Torelf
New Jersey
Jersey
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hill
Friends of Repeal
Morrill
Finance Committee
Intmaels
BoMillan
Callom
Bir. Byill
House of Representatives
Harels
Jones
Harris
Democratic Party
Co- Congress
Anderough
America
N. Y
Mtn
Democrao Party
MMK_ Binley
Democratic Platform
Rew
Washington
United States
Oregoniino