Silver Bill splits Republicans on coinage debate
The House Republicans back a Silver Bill bridging the Windom plan and free coinage, funding an annual $50 million increase in circulation with silver and some Mexican silver. The Senate caucus stalls, leaving Senators free to vote their conscience as Jones of Nevada leads the charge. Support spans the South and West, while Eastern members oppose.
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