Horr and Harvey silver debate on 1873 law continues
The Horr Harvey silver debate resumed in Chicago on July 18 with Horr leading remarks about personal background and opposition, and a detailed defense of the 1873 act and coinage history. The exchange covered mint revisions, congressional records, and alleged omissions in enrollment, ending with a pledge that the debate would continue Saturday.
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