Free Coinage and Democratic Principles Debate In 1890s Editorial
A Townsend opinion page argues for free and unlimited silver coinage at 16 to 1, denounces gold standard policy, and critiques 19th century U S spending. It criticizes silver opponents and questions party authority while urging economy in government. It also muses on imperialism and liberty amid global tensions.
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Democratic Party
Butte
Congress
Treasury
Whiskey Trust
Public Extravagance and Moral Uncertainty
A brief railing on public extravagance linked to epidemics as moral tests. The piece notes recurring public unease when calamities sweep the land and shape collective morals.
Emancipated European Expresses Liberty Remarks
A European visitor, familiar with Europe s governments, comments on freedom of thought expression and personal action. He recalls how oppressive winds shape opinions and recounts a discussion about Grover Cleveland with unflattering remarks.
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Europe
Grover Cleveland
Men's hip rubber boots crack proof leather soles
Hobnailed boots priced at 5.75 dollars with a sale price of 3.85 dollars. Durable rubber top and leather sole, designed for heavy wear and wet conditions. Available in sizes range and sizes may vary by stock.
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Men’s Stout
Goodyear
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