Washington Letter on McKinley and Silver Issue in 1896
Special Washington correspondence notes the Republican split over money policy, McKinley’s rise, and the silver debate shaping the Chicago convention. It cites Allison, Reed, Hill, Campbell, Lamont, and Southern leaders, predicting a Gold faction victory with tariff as the path to the nomination, while warning Democrats face division over silver and unity.
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