Free Silver Delegation Prospects in 1895 Convention
A printed note from Loh V Stephens in Boonville Advertizer outlines 902 delegates, predicting solid silver delegations for states including Colorado Massachusetts New York and many others while Indiana and West Virginia may split. Michigan may yield at least ten silver delegates, with broad doubt remaining about several states’ alignments and a prediction that Bland may be nominated president.
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Loh V. Stephens
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Venescu
Essa
Columbia
Kentucky
Virginia
Iowa
Indiana
Hindis
West Virginia
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Louisiana
Montana
Nevada
North Dakota
North Carolin
South Carolina
Texas
Wryomine
Utah
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Dadian Territory
Treatin
Minnesota
Ohio
South Dakota
Democratic Party
Missouri Victory Sealed by 49000 Majority
The report notes a democratic majority in Missouri of 49 000. It cites the Republican convention at St Joseph endorsing a higher tariff and the single gold standard, calling it a plan that raises taxes on an already burdened populace and reduces money for wages.
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Missouri
St. Joseph
United States
Cincinnati Enquirer
Alandant
Ata
Goefstuk
Tay Hiessel
Wall Street
Sherman
Cleveland
Carlisle
The Silver Question and the Dollar Debate
The text argues for bimetallism and remonetization of silver, condemning monometallism and gold dominance. It claims price declines harmed workers and farmers, cites Sherman and Cleveland policies, and urges free coinage of both metals as a stable monetary system with silver and gold coinage open to minting. It discusses historical coinage rates and warns against a mono-metallic standard.
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Europe
Coin-Bmled Down
The text condemns individual selfishness as the cause of republic downfall. It argues worship of Mammon leads to laws that favor property interests, at the expense of humanity, warning future damage to civilization and the republic.
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