Democratic victory in Ohio sparks mixed reaction in St Louis Journal
The St Louis Journal critiques the Ohio election outcome noting Democratic triumph with Governor Allen and Senator Sherman as focal points. It discusses Republican missteps, local disaffection, and the broader political implications while reflecting on the era's partisan tensions and celebratory mood.
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Sherman
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St. Louis
The Lodge and the Panic Chronicle of a Credit Crisis
A narrator argues the panic stems from insolvency and loss of confidence. He faults merchants for rushing to collect debts and suggests universal credit would prevent panics, claiming the crisis arises from people realizing others cannot pay.
Policy Plea as Democrats Debate Party Renewal
A lengthy editorial argues the Democratic party is floundering without a firm policy and weighs the merits of Republican principles. It urges voters to back honest, capable candidates, reject political tricksters, and focus on genuine reform to sustain national unity and trust.
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Old Party of Human Rights
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Free Banking Debate Grows In Influence Across Regions
Washington correspondence notes growing discussion on free banking as President Grant may propose loosening national banking rules. Supporters mainly from the West and South, with Eastern sentiment uncertain. opposition cites monopoly concerns and restrictive laws.
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Grant
Debates on National Bank Reform and Trade Balance
The article critiques the current national banking system with bonds deposits and interest payments, proposes a Treasury backed note issue tied to deposits, and debates the balance of trade theory. It discusses monopolies, profits, and a Grant era reform plan while challenging the gold standard mindset.
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Intercat
Grant
Debates on Foreign Capital and Early Silver Coin Return
A column discusses the idea of employing foreign capital, arguing the U S mainly pays others while supplying its own goods. It questions benefits from foreign credits and notes a White House encounter with Crow and Ute delegates. The Treasury plans rapid silver coin issuance and reports on election results across multiple states with party majorities.
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