Goldbug Literature Attacked by W H Kitchen on Silver Debate
The piece reviews a Charlotte Observer pamphlet on monetary policy. It argues the pamphlet misleads about gold and silver coinage, prices, and national debt, defending Populist views that money supply governs prices and condemning neglect of silver in favor of gold.
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Views on party unity and bimetallism in Progressive Farmer
Correspondent argues against forcing a single electoral ticket for Populists and Democrats, urging free expression and limited central power. He predicts bimetallism will triumph and criticizes President Cleveland, noting past economic burdens from silver demonetization and class legislation.
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Platform for Prosperity and Money Reform
A letter criticizes President Cleveland for opposing an expanded money supply. The author argues for a monetary platform including free coinage, abolition of state banks, treasury notes, and rejection of bonds, urging unity across parties to save the country and protect families. The piece concludes with a call to Grow Bunt.
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National Aliench Demands Adopted at Washington 1896
A historical 1896 Washington proclamation outlines demands for national finance including a full legal tender, free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1, limited government revenue and minimal banking intervention, and a policy to keep money in the hands of the people. The text advocates direct distribution to the public and no single industry bias in legislation.
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Policy Demands by Smith Faison Co and Allies
The text outlines a reform platform calling for postal savings banks, government purchase and operation of railroads, government ownership of telegraph and telephone networks, repeal of land holdings by aliens, and direct election of U S Senators by a two district system plus a strong push for initiative and referendum to curb legislative delay.
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