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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1896
Page
3
In a Paris salon Tiomane and Guillaume confront jealousy and duty amid East West ties. Guillaume reveals his love for Natalia is only friendship, Tiomane confesses heartbreak, and they finally acknowledge mutual affection and plan a future together in the East.
A national editor comments on Joseph Cannon's stance on cheap money and silver restoration. The piece argues silver policy would affect gold prices, questions what money is cheap or dear, and warns against greenback retirement while favoring the gold standard amid wartime pressures.
The article argues President Cleveland will veto the tariff bill and questions Congress’s role. It contends the veto power should be used only in extraordinary cases and warns against letting the president dominate legislation. It suggests Republicans in Congress might welcome restraint on the president’s aims.
A period newspaper letter attacks President Cleveland's gold standard proposal. It questions how a full bank gold reserve would be maintained and whether national bank notes could be redeemed in gold. The piece argues for a silver standard and warns that pursuing gold monometalism could bankrupt the public and force banks to suspend specie payments.
The three principal silver groups in the United States have nearly consolidated to push for silver restoration. General A J Warner of Ohio would be president with Sen R C Chambers of Utah as first vice president and Judge Henry G Miller of Illinois as second vice president. The office will be in Chicago with B B Light as general business manager. The movement urges a true American financial policy and mobilizes across parties. Are you an American.
The text notes that bond issues, higher taxes, and syndicate robbery may occur for a while but will end. It argues the public is not taught finance as well as Wall Street, yet cannot be fooled into prosperity by money supply reduction or debt increase. It also claims British islands have more rivers than similarly sized nations.
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