Silver coinage divide in McKinley Palmer party split
The text critiques McKinley and Palmer factions over free silver and coinage policy. Palmer cites 1878 writings praising silver, contrasts with McKinley, and calls for a joint debate on sound money. Rittenhouse columns discuss the silver issue and political maneuvering in Philadelphia and surrounding regions.
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