Skinner Cotton Bill Promotes Silver Coinage Plan
A detailed proposal by Col Skinner advocates international free silver at sixteen to one, heavy state control of raw cotton exports, Treasury purchase and storage, and a board including the agriculture and Treasury secretaries to oversee pricing and sale to American manufacturers. The measure argues it would boost U.S. cotton prices, protect Southern growers, and shift global finance toward silver and American manufacturing dominance.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
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United States Treasury
Commissioner of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of the Treasury of
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Treasury
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Skinner
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Bill Wooten
Frescury
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Cotina
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Riculture
Medlorg
Edward Atkinson
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association of New England
Appalachian
Gulf
Swater
Thomas Hilison
Liverpool
US Department of Agriculture
James L Watkins
Latham, Alexander & Co
Wall Street
New York
Thomas Elison
Belmont Morgan Rothechilds Syndicate
Americas
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Farmers Debate Party Alignment and Gold Standard Policy
Randolph County Bruins Correspondence to the Progressive Farmer reports farmers debating party lines. They discuss free silver versus gold standard, potential fusion with Republicans, and how the People's party should unite to influence policy. The letter argues voters must seek true Christian leadership and consistent actions from elected officials.
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Progressive Farmer
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