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Currency debate and Pendleton speech amid postwar politics
A discussion on currency, Treasury notes, and greenbacks contrasts Republican and Democratic views. The piece cites Pendleton's 1868 stance on legal tender, fears of inflation and devaluation, and broader debate on government power to issue money, with references to Civil War era events and party loyalties.
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