President's Message Endorses Silver Bond Plan to Restore Gold Reserve
The President argues for retirement and cancellation of treasury notes tied to silver purchases, favors issuing long term gold bonds, and warns against free silver coinage. He urges Congress to back a greenbacks-to-bonds swap to restore financial stability and protect US credit. The message also criticizes silver policy and calls for careful monetary reform.
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Foreign relations and trade tensions noted in global message
The message discusses Venezuela and Alaska border issues, potential diplomatic strains, and American conduct abroad. It notes consular matters in China, indemnity questions, and shifting trade volumes as nations respond to international pressures.
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Financial Plan Through National Bank Notes Debate
The article discusses replacing Greenbacks with National Bank Notes and shifts from foreign solutions to domestic finance. It condemns silver purchase, calls for prudent monetary reform, and notes the Gold Reserve and the 1875 Resumption Act bonds totaling 95,600,600.
Silver Coinage and the Danger of Free Coinage
The article argues against independent free coinage of gold and silver at an artificial 18 to 1 ratio. It asserts such action would threaten currency stability, noting governments cannot lock metals at fixed ratios and recalling past failed attempts that led to silver coinage vanishing from circulation.
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Salt Lake In The Race For National Convention
Salt Lake figures prominently as Lanna of the Salt Lake Tribune visits Washington. The piece notes Utah as a potential state delegate site and hypes Salt Lake City’s conference facilities the Tabernacle and city growth as context for hosting the Republican National Convention. It also mentions Chicago’s poor fundraising prospects and the looming committee meeting in Washington where venue decisions will be finalized.
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Carlisle's Delayed Report To Congress
Washington's Secretary Carlisle delays annual report to Congress. Preparations stalled as writing did not begin until late in the week.
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