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Currency policy and rebel claims debated in congress
A discussion on monetary stability and the use of gold and silver as currency, the role of government versus private banks, and the handling of rebel damages and seized property. lawmakers debate whether payment to owners of seized goods should extend to loyal citizens and the possibility of constitutional amendments to limit future claims.
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Couttey
Sinit Rossorl
Sreetrtions
Drernebis Bay
Baroy
Borane
Val Ciarfield
Everlins
Lion of
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Enutitiin
Haiti
Wester
Senat
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Sithah
Sven
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Gyther
Ehimacier
Uwe Heyer
Iistnesd
Wales
Polley
Winit Ie
Carreney
Sheras
Sherman
Ohio
Senate
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Redrew
Orbeins
Rene Dian
Seiator Sheruma
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Federer
Wille
Watertta
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Republican Party of
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Bahatvall
Anitieo
Amon
Hield
Uty
Cuny Thane
Secretary of the Treasury
Poledo
Garfield
Missillon
Uoder
Cothous
Ind
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Congress
Republican Party
Massillon
Gen. Kiehd
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Democratic Party
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National Bankes Ula
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Desiuocracy
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Treaury
Prbvileres Harter
Carvey le Iss
Prade
Supreme Cour
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James
Conger
Loy
Michigan
United States
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