Protection and Silver Policy Speech by Newlands in 1807
Congressman Newlands argues for combined protection and silver legislation as a path to prosperity, warning that silver exhaustion and gold standard pressures strain railroads and farm regions. He traces monetary history, cites railroad bankruptcies, and urges rapid, dispassionate evaluation of bimetallic policy amid economic distress.
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