Bryan's Madison Square Garden Speech On Platform Defense
William J. Bryan in New York outlines opposition to critics of the Chicago platform, defends reform aims, and champions the income tax while linking monetary policy to bimetallism and public welfare. He argues for honest money, criticizes the gold standard, and urges voters to support the party’s financial program.
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Debating Gold Standards and Silver in the United States
The article discusses the gold standard versus silver coinage, noting fears that silver had been minted widely while gold reserves remained. It cites figures on silver dollars coined and questions whether the government should maintain silver in circulation or bury it, reflecting monetary system debates in New York and at federal levels.
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