Currency bill battles in Congress and White House signals
A Washington correspondence reports fierce debate over currency reform with opposition from Republicans and populists. Bland of Milwouri criticizes altering national banks, while McLanein and McLaurin urge free silver. Secretaries Carlisle and Herbert face pressure over naval armor tests and sugar duties as Congress adjourns and other lawmakers weigh substitutes and constitutional tax issues.
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Gold and politics mix in a tangled political broadside
The column reflects on gold’s role as a national asset and burden, critiques Uncle Sam’s handling of treasure, and riffs on economic policy, treasury duties, and the political climate. It weaves in figures like Senator Wilson and global price references, blending satire with fiscal commentary.
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