17 Sep 1875
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Newspaper
Linneus Weekly Bulletin
Location
Linneus, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1875
Page
1
A collection of brief notes cites 43 000 clergymen in the United States and European Rothschild bonds. It covers currency contraction of 17 607 000 in eight months, a Michigan barn incident, rag trade in Ohio, and Missouri dog tax ideas. It notes California and Illinois political costs, constitutional conventions, and calls for currency policy repeal in 1879.
A historical by law document outlines name, purpose to market members products, stock rules, director powers and salaries, bonds, capital structure, dividends, meetings, governance, stock transfer limits, and amendment process. It details officer duties, building plans, stock certificates, and treasury controls.
Wendell Phillips critiques Amasa Walker's plan for a gold barter system and argues for greenbacks backed by government bonds. He asserts credit, not bullion, should form the currency and calls for universal access to currency through pledged property, warning against bank-driven control.
General Cockrett delivered a conciliatory address at the Caldwell Ohio soldiers reunion, pledging unity and forgiveness while praising camaraderie from Vicksburg to the present. The speech urged mutual national prosperity and reflected on war experiences, drawing applause from veterans. California Democratic officers elect named include Irwin, Johnson, Mandeville, Estadillo, Hamilton, Minnis, Fitzgerald.
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