Nehemiah and silver penny debate linked to politics
A Presbyterian tract links Nehemiah V to modern money policy arguing for silver vs gold and the role of religion in voting. It critiques usury and wealth concentration, contrasts with 1873 monetary reforms, and urges voters to decide on currency worth 100 cents. It mentions Bryan and McKinley, saloon debates in West Union, and local political actions.
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