Panic and Plutocracy Debate in New York Hall
A September 17 address by Rev. Thomas Dixon denounces money power, calls for banking reform and postal savings, critiques gold and silver standards, and urges stronger Christian influence in business and government amid the Panic’s blamed causes.
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