Horr and Harvey in heated 1890s silver debate clash
Chicago July 17 The second day of the Horr Harvey debate on silver money continues at the Imnols Club. Horr attacks Harvey with references to Rogers Malthus and the Mint, while Harvey defends his readings, cites the 1876 Monetary Commission and 1792 to 1873 currency history, and denounces alleged misquotations.
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