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Debate on Gold Standard and monetary parity in the House
A detailed speech advocates a gold standard and formal parity for all money, arguing the United States must establish a clear statute to maintain value. The text traces monetary history from 1834 through 1899, notes past coinage laws, and stresses public confidence, national credit, and the need for a definitive law to fix the unit of value and secure the gold standard.
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