Political and economic squabbles over liquor, tariffs, and farming
The piece rails at pro prohibition and liquor interests while critiquing tariffs and currency policy. It notes Treasurer McKinley era deficits, farmer distress in Ohio and Iowa, and U K agriculture decline, linking gold standards, protectionism, and political factions to rural hardship.
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Hagland
England
United States
Woman's spiritual birth and church authority in time
A prose piece from Dansville New York argues that the church's spirit mothering role should be represented by women rather than priests. It links women's rights to religious authority, suggests history moves toward female spiritual leadership, and frames this as a divine, natural evolution within society.
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Hehold
Womn
Debates on Coin Value and Taxation in Public Letters
A Champion of Proxies letter from Sioux City argues against state debt repudiation and praises coin payments backed by gold. It tackles lender borrower dynamics, Rothschilds, and the tax treatment of moneylenders, proposing annual taxation before debt collection and vowing compliance with taxes to settle debts.
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Rothschilds
Europe
Sioux City
Iowa
Political shifts and party fusion in 1860s debates
The piece traces Lincoln’s stance on fusion with opposition groups, Massachusetts naturalization limits, and the rise of a potential silver party. It notes Republicans facing German and eastern-state politics, a Kansas Commoner sense of a new national party, and critical views on leadership and reform. It cites Theodore Coussins’ inquiry and Lincoln’s cautious openness to alliance on Republican terms.
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Lincoln
Miinois
Theodore Coussins
Illinois
Massachusetts
Ilinois
Saue
North
South
Kansas
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