Mexico wages and silver coinage critique in 1893
An American Democrat letter from Mexico analyzes wages, living costs, and the impact of silver coinage. It argues that despite silver advocates promises, wages in Mexican labor, clerical work, and plantations remain low and buying power declines, while rents rise and prices stay high for workers.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Silver Value Proposal
A garbled note argues against arbitrary silver pricing. It suggests government action to coin pieces of convenient size and stamp according to weight and fineness. The text hints at stress on silver owners and critiques current value practices.
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