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Senate Committee Organizing For Silver In 1896
A virulent defense of Populist stance on free silver and Senate reorganization is presented. Senator Butler denounces Democratic silver senators for siding with Republicans to block reform, arguing the People's Party held balance power and sought to unite with silver advocates from both parties to pass free coinage and curb monopoly influence.
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Butler
Harris
Washington, D. C
Senate
People’s Party
Tennessee
Mr. Harris
Washington, D.C
I. G. Harris
Capitol
W. M. Stewart
W. W. Allen
W. A. Peffer
Kyle and Jones
Nevada
Mr. Butler
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
People's Party
Jackson
Jefferson
Lincoln
Eilver
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Friends of Silver
Cleveland
Democrats
C.st
Peere
Tuera
Republican Pary