National Bimetallist Praises Western Reform Leaders
The writer condemns the gold standard and lauds Henry M. Teller Frank G Cannon Fred T Dubois R P Pettigrew A Cleveland and others who left the convention hall. He praises their past Republican loyalty and warns against Republican drift toward Wall Street driven policy.
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St. Louis
Henry M. Teller
Frank. G. Cannon
Fred T. Dubois
R. P. Pettigrew
A. ©. Cleveland
Republican Party
Colorado
Nevada
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Mr. Cleveland
New England
Middle States
West
America
Wall Street
National Bimetallist
Convention Hall
Debates on currency and reform echo in 1896 political scene
In 1896 discourse contrasts Lincoln era legacy with bimetallism as the decisive issue. Editorials champion humanity via bi met al lism while denouncing the gold standard as oppressive. Obituaries, ads, and local notices mix with promotions for tonics, blanks, cigars, belts, and a Winnemucca hotel sale.
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Lincoln
Seward
Chase
Grant
Garfield
Blaine
Colorado
H. F. Bartine
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