Free Silver Fight in 1896 Echoes Across Nation
A rousing address criticizes Dem ocratic free coinage and warns that silver monometallism would wreck the economy. The speaker argues gold and silver must coexist, cites historical ratios, wage effects, and global monetary practices, and urges forward movement rather than a return to sectional discord.
Bryan on the Ratio and Debtor Creditor Interests
In a August 16 1800 House debate Mr Bryan argued for a ratio change that would advantage debtors over creditors. He favored options that shrink the gold dollar or enlarge silver or adopt mixed coinage to align with public benefit so debtors gain while avoiding unfair shifts. He cited 1892 outcomes, class tensions and warnings against cheap goods and foreign cloth, urging a balance in coinage and contract protection.
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