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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1895
Page
7
A political tract argues the gold standard enriches money lenders and depresses wages, urging railway workers to resist remonetizing silver. It contends higher prices would hurt labor, calls for honest money via silver, and warns of foreign influence and economic decline if debt and creditors dominate.
The Atlanta Constitution argues the law requires treasury notes to be redeemable in coin not gold, warns against gold drain and bond sales, and calls for using silver coin and seigniorage to restore currency. It criticizes Cleveland administration and bankers for unsustainable gold policies and treasury receivership.
A Boston Herald excerpt discusses Judge TF.M. Longley of La Grange Ga advocating free coinage to restore silver’s place, arguing it would ease debtors and reduce gold’s political power. It notes concerns from gold advocates and questions the treasury's dependence on syndicate bankers for credit.
Editorials praise Democrats for direct answers on key questions, contrasting Republican evasion. Reports from Maryland, Nebraska, Illinois, and Kentucky note strong party platforms and a campaign urging voters to choose silver or gold positions without compromise.
Article discusses wage policy and protectionism, arguing free trade would lower U S wages to levels abroad. It cites Japanese and Chinese wage data, warns of industrial decline, and urges Congress to defend tariffs to shield domestic workers and woolen manufacturers. It notes export increases but ongoing job scarcity.
The speaker pledges to present a Republican banner emphasizing Protection to American Industry and Protection to American Labor. He calls to stand on the Republican platform and evokes Lincoln and Grant as the grand, magnificent state’s figures.
The piece argues the South is breaking from old tariff alignments and that tariff for revenue only harms sugar rice coal and iron industries. It claims northern and southern states diverge on protection, with economic development and banking tied to a broader national embrace of protective policy.
A vintage advertisement extols Simmons Liver Regulator as a remedy for sluggish liver digestion and constipation. It claims to treat biliousness headaches malaria and indigestion by keeping the liver active and refreshing the system. Each package bears a Red Z stamp and is marketed by d. Ui. Zeilin & Co. Philadelphia.
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