24 Sep 1875
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Newspaper
Linneus Weekly Bulletin
Location
Linneus, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1875
Page
1
A collage of 19th century items: farmers in Saline plan sheep husbandry and railroads in Kansas outline large grain shipments. Ohio banners for Andrew Jackson and Ulysses Grant. Missouri tax sales on Boston. Knights of Pythias temple funding. a coal oil lamp fire in Keytesville. legal cases, church events, and gubernatorial speculation with notes on Morton born in 1823.
From Cleveland to New York correspondence analysts argue Allen will win Ohio in October, boosting Democratic chances and dampening Know Nothing influence. A Hayes victory would lift Republican stock nationwide, while East-West tensions shape the nomination fight.
The speaker argues for returning to specie payments but warns current coin supplies and debt levels would trigger economic ruin. He urges expanding domestic production, cutting foreign purchases, and shifting debt to citizens to draw gold home, urging cautious, gradual policy.
The New York Graphic cites Mr. Hendricks's Ohio campaign speech as failing to advance the rag-money program. It portrays him as backing specie payments only after gold equivalence, while criticizing the weak, evasive arguments and predicting dwindling Democratic candidates as Thurman and Hendricks stumble.
The St Louis Live Stock and Commercial Record notes wide gaps between farmer and trader valuations for horses and mules. A well turned animal may not fetch more in city markets, and a gentle horse does not always mean higher price. A physician’s quip about patent medicines adds a humorous aside from Louisville.
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