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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

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farnnss gets fer ass wessf % eerz sasy
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sesssssgsy hsys 1ess go ia fsss ~ eas
Esq ~ssh rs cellar .sfes ss aazeh - he
- Eefess, s8z ss shzS sesD~ss nas no
sarefse. rs 8 fnsfter - s1et. % ssa
- Sas prses ~ shsas n<@egns soogs ~
80 ss1xas%ss fsers@ss ta psocgrs.Ss Is
ksss tssses ssatsr. AFgenssxs, fnssa sd
nsassz IS as< 81 "a - ne f@1 "a pres q
commodities ses~xafsy n~esshs sEseu< ~
es0a@ eezH.~ ssn. nsw axs1 essssgef nsessss
eas - nasuassesurs acc sre&fgy bshastAs1
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@ss1n He Il easss1iy ~sa 81 So ssAs EssA
nnissF o. naeney sceesissaF i1 gstfAnz al
yer FOR hse xese. ans win So ssassos ~ y
sen gvreAs@s ss nzaoy esnees u ssssr
- stfissr ~ RE osbas f~e ear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04
.rsx HONOR or GENTLEMAN,

s'THE HONOR OF A GENTLEMAN"
II has been suspected that there was
some ehiesnery 81 work AZ the Peoples
party convention ia 81 Louis. by which
the ToyUiists were euehsreo. II r. new
made manifest by w q. Peek. Of Geor-
ga, who charges .hs Democrats with
bad faith. lie says II rss the distinct
understanding that Il the Populists would
nominate Bryan for president and =
Southern PoDalist for vice president. Sew
az would retire from the race. With this
understanding Watson was unanimously
nominated. and Peek ssys that Il good
faith Is to govern this union Of tss silver
forces Watson electors must be put I'd ~
the Democratic party from Maine 70 Calf
fornsz: and unless THIS Is done, 10 viii De
az unp&rconsbls ssn.
senstor Jones. OF Arkansas. chairman of
the Democratic national committee. now
asks. How can Bryan accept the nouss-
nation offered by the Populisssf lie wss
nominated with Ar. Sew3ii on the Demo
crate platform and be viii CO nothing
that will reflect upon him ss = gentleman
or as a Democratic candidate. ! see that
some o. the PopaIssss are declaring that
unless Mr.. Bryan accepts their nonain4-
ton ~ August 9. the central COMMITTEES
viii Withdraw his name and nominate
some che else In his place. We'll. let them
CO 40"
on the face Of II. this looks Ike the
ranksst tresehsry ever psrpetTated upon
an Bnspspscting people. Many Pop1iists
40 ihs convention pleaded with their fell
lows not 70 b. dupe1. bur 20 insist before
nominating Bryan that be should declare
ever bis own signature whether be would
accept or not. The public Il familiar with
the trick by which Bryan's message was
Suppressed a. the convention and the ms
yof1ty q the delegates % rnittcd 70 be-
Ileys. even n they were not absolutely
assured. that Bryan would accept.
And this IL how they have be.1 guilso;
this Is the reward for the eonhdsnce they
were besousht by the DsmOerr ic mara
gers 10 reposs IA the honor Of a gentle
man"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

f8xsEx&W<% Efs< fNE&FkE&S-
Tsnern& Al ss2
Te re E<ss~. ! xz e rse~9ss - sev-
ersz o1s<r9ssz zssens frees <<ss11s seatzzT
xxternerts As 70. gea-EA@ psse~s % 10
srecx sAss ] srs 1sssz1sss ssr eszs-re-
- IFS rate. ard ! wssE . sszks re TO-
owsax resay - sns sane
Tee 2eosxe 60 LIZ xs4ss have fx1cs
~Ssets< rss by srasx1f< nsaser4sses e. CO
- their resv@ss-s sssve@ re- re sDxsr hoGss
- congress. Duraaz Ta2s 1snns ! z2ss
wzzcs 2@1as4rt&sscss. ard lave &C.
szEyse. - course, sgxas k10Es ss3zs xz -
sas rnssho1s % fsn1ssc<snx bassrses IA -
committees 81 that 1s1T sEs - rs n118<.
sc ne2 sE s~ 6z~erent @erartsr.nsx n Ire
g0gsrn-rsrt. I E&vs n1ea ~nJoye1 ne
wogx q representative fr9n fax s&rs %
es-sec rDo1 - 60, All have assen-gs1 =
a. ssys Ia ny poser % ferwsr< -. fr-
ssftsas 81 Eas osopzs 81 fns stsss srssyas-
DAY x16 essEzset1Fesy. ait xaseeresy Ss-
Is-vs ! car work more sssanzsx@sa~sy
efAese ia besalf ~ tue sasegssis ~ 80
sssas rkeE ess<gk~re.
VILE f1s sofs ] now have Sc hAs1 =
congress- acc al lnA8sx coEzsfs~5c. ny &C.
sire 1s % ee rs-esse.e1. AID { soH.1 not
fer 5ugr11sG IN asx1Eg 70 BE- <iectss -
any cs1er Dsa1s th&2 the ors nov nos1s
AM therefore naxxDvt eDns~u& Dxs1x~ arg
sfEoE. est ssE BE . osa1zssxs for re-es>e-
Tor - ases house n representatives sS<s,-
best. o. cossyse. 70 me approval Of ne
pespse ~ tbs state
! write fa4s 1eeU.y approaching rec
Kindness ~ those wno nase sssa xny naEns
as . candidate for f3e Office % governor
81 s-6Es snfse prosperity se are az -
Ssepiy ana ystai5y interested IL re-
rs@&r. very respectfully years.
w. IL D(sJgLTILE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04
PERSONAL.

s...s Dairy Commissioners p. j. Smith
IL al the Drser.
r,o,,s. Levy. Of Cooper q Levy. IN A. the
Green River Springs
M r 7 Bethel, OF Bakersfield, Cal. IS
staysng 81 The stevens.
Mr.. ana Mrs.. Y. Y Howard. OF Everett.
are guess of Ire Stevens
q n FsrvAasi and wife. 81 Mount Yer
zsr spert Sunday Va Seaftis.
= u. Marsden, a mining man Of Pilot
Paw n O. ~ guest Of the Butter.
Mcnamara. postmaster q. Port
T,ewn.~ns. was IN the city yesterday.
n X HIATT. a shinsie manufactured OF
Esigceornb. = guest OF ne SoTlneFn.
- - u-. o G Harsifn. q Scx Ka-
,,s,ss,s are among the IAler arrivals
.~b.ysas Miller ard ". a. Hutchinson,
- psrt Townsend. ars guests % the
,.sss.sr. Attorney General James A.
na5rnt is registered al the Butter from
Olympia
s-s,.rs = srsnwosst. arrived at the Estlsr
yesterday.
$3.50 u Emerson. manager % TIRE
Nss,--h.<@~ssrr Tk,rrsoer Company, q regss-
tsres a. ne Butter from hoaAa1n.
NcDsuxaL OF Acleo1gaA Ne1Sey &
1sNGsssv ETsyaseer dealers q Tacoma. -
al tie Lilsefs
vx-ss.t. rs~Ovrn connected wsTn IN. Cam
sss.e Sss.sfs. Railroad Company q; Van
ess,Ver Il C. j. a. she batAer.
Va 9. NJ Rarnss. naaaSsr % Thsers
$780, srS~rv with headquarters a.
po~fle-a vas 10 ths city yesterday en-
route Tor Victoria
r Mccoy. % McNuTrayS ". Mcssaiss.
x lake washsn TsoH. ard 7 Jameson.
o. WaKtesns. weil-know1 .1fI1oeTr5ea. ar
rived 81 ~ DEsisr yesterday.
Hon 7 Frank Af3rfch. a Republican
essr xrsws-sa-s 81 rxsro.s. Mrs Aixsracn- shs
Misses Ass4wsgsM and Master sherman Al
1rs~h. are fextziere1 81 "a. Butter from
C2seAxo-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

Tbs f~.Sssr accuses Secretary Nortea of
false resssninx when ha says TIE people
% Nebraska are protesting ss2inss a sys-
sem that proposes - rsy them mere Than
sisteea eaaees ~ silver Ter enc ounce q
sois '-rhis - rot exactly the truth
says the LESSER. ~eeeauss re people q
Nebraska have no SEA 20 sol. and for
shas Fessa1 ths Arxenssut means nothing
O. them They are protesting because
they have 20 sel twice a. mueh 81 their
wheat and corn. ~ y their tseor wAloA
r.sfuges wheat an5 corn. fsr ere ouaee
Of kols A. they fesmesly esA. And they eaa
sss on1y sixteen euaoea - silver Cor tAss
ounce a. gcla. whereas tho xusA nlneE
s@n Sss gA-3ss-lse esa<ss % ss.tss sax
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04
The Made of the Roaa .

The nhrase "niiddle OF the ROAD is thus
axnfasnea by A Texas populist: IF you
hsA been IN Texas ard been Populist."
ha saws you'd know what Il 'ud be 10 he
In the middle Of the road Take the mid
sla ~ me read with your gun In each
hard. seeg And II you walk any other
nfaee thas in me middle OF the road down
there the nartiezt lot Of pessiterous Demo-
Gratis that ever iooked through spsoss VIII
10 favtnw behind every fence-po with a
49, or voa 7 tell you IL you want life.
ubnrtv and the pursuit OF happiness under
tba glorious old banner OF Populism in
raxea You've got 90 keep 20 the middle
- sc ROAD or yoa VIII walk around with
, carcass. full OF lead"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04


ssoa. walssus "a sseeasfis aas s<ssssss1
q Bsfssr e vss s<oss-fatAsfsEesnss sstftnz
fsfth fIs fses that he desires . fs~sssss
ten 20 esoxrsss ssf refusing sss1ef any
consideration - sise~ himself q BE faenssss
80 ezn1s1ass foT f1zs Office o. governor
n .hs state Ynsre hsys been sgp~efs
Abroad xex xuras ssse That hf. Dee9ffss
weas1 - gssesass1 ~ Pierce ssanfs az
: osassasss Ter sssunef, al q ynses
sass 10 sef al red ~ his yssr frank
ssoszi that tle likes congressional refk
ss1 believes ne esu o. more DssfH Ia
wasfsnxssn City than ID Olympia
Afs Decssstse says De sessfss . ss-slse-
tea for tho fsasea thai ss sss wsss IN
sssa1 sIsess Assa IS eefzssoly sssoasd be
eouapllsassase fey displaying commend
aide ssgsansss TO take ap sgsls slas as'
ties which have dsssIse1 agon him So =
seEfsseEszs4ys a. the people u the STATE
Of VI &zIllHe1oB, II 10 . MISTER ef sons
regret. Eswss~s. tsss Epaa ths accession
of pasas~fy snnops1tnx hss candidacy hs
essslA set ssss gone briefly Into ths ca
tale ~ xo3ss 81 the work befors him and
lsasassssily ssvss shs pespie an ldss Of
tAs esafss he viii pursue IN shs solution
~ come ~ sbs sexsa aassfiea~ nes De-.
fore fn@ pus,lse.
ST. Uoolsssis IL swsss sass este ga
sspsete1ly. 70 many, the sosey aas~fsen
k2> s4sn brought essf - . ssgrsns issue
in tass esnpaiss. Conventions have near
~ bsss wrecked over iis discussion snd
in some Instances party lines are being
saHly beokss through differences Of oDin.
tea 81 % ne proper course % pursas
91 Use . phrass 81 r1ss Gay, there 10 =
new Alignment ~ fsfess and Under sBsh
circumstances IL IL sminsauy proper thai
. ssa4las<s sos once shosld 90 cypress
k,mssa az 20 issys no sosDt as TO tao
SIDE via watch he syHp2thizss.
Ths asvubsissbs Of tnis sssts ., CON
v~s<tos IN y3veretf ssnosneed their sd-
ksfenes ~ the present nnassssi standard
snffs an international sssssmsn, for ne
free aoln@xs az xsla AMI silver could be
sssareG. sso later sss tt~pssaasa@a party %
the saf.sa 1~sisr.c ia fsirs IA tl.s sans
prs1esplss M Dosiittis. being . ns-
Csblls~n. ~'1i ssfarss1v soasisses ga fiss-
e~ry vsssrs1es<. bss a. uhis tlas vhsn
Sod. a~ss. rtxins pisesss 81 support
fsf ~ vts1sfsz ara esfns nasds ~ ell
sspif.sts Coz paiitiesi hsDsTs. "a y caly
fats Dat 10 shes.is lsfa .sa sBd snoosF-
axsmsns ~ tbs nshf fof sound monsy ~
. assse-eut sn1 in@paF1ns statsnsni -
his 6sisFHinsfion e. - a. tie treat Ia
sh.s crusade sEsi1ss . nnsnrisl heresy.
~ - pain. this DapneY eussiiob A. 20
D. fsawh' osi fairy sus faar@ssiy. TIE
r-epis wtn array fhenlssisrs on cue saas
a. shs ether sna there esn H. 30 sscoess-
o. dessins Asn ssskinE psshlis pace
m1ss ssprsss tisssaseisss opsniy sna With
oct reserve Al candidates 81 - $3.50
~ a. d. ana a 4. rathsr surprising ar.
peesstis ga nes zee ot - take sdyanfass
~ saeh . spisB1sd Superiority sno 81,
Forth "a views in = wsy fhsi esuid uos
~ misceasffuet. 90 soufss his COO
stita~Hts ~fn hear from him shortly anc
A. wsl ts "a terms wkish can lssys ~
HoaAs that hs. win ths ether Rsp,sliicsn.
90 this state. 10 ssr Mckinley. protection
srs souns suoney - expressed is che s.
Louis platform
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says H He Does Not Accept In Thirty
Dass II Ia All OF.
Chicago Trsb~ne

1jA4@ - IL AL I'LL
c-ica2r Tribune
Eob<rr EenaA.anx. chairman of TIE PoDu-
Tat parry csztrz1 committees tor W.scon-
sin e very ssgry over the outcome q shs
81. Louis conEesEion. He sad To-Day:
II s national convention Of t1s Fsosss's
party mas come and gone. wnxt u % -
6oEsY f-5.s Il q serious question for honest
Poyalssts 20 answer. a nzSE Gaining 10
silegtsace 20 any reform party that is
for president He has rot sccs1tss Ire
aon.nstlon. sns IN al probability All 20.
be sakes 70 30 -. Neither VII he sdnst
fnss he stands on tho platform. though 20
may tE10sse LIS principles lis tn1orSs-
neuf mas seeare3 BY means thai are
goes onss,e, 70 say the least TIE wsre-
pulling professional politicians IN tie
party sacceedec. by the grossest yfoassios
II parliamentary law and coFnsnoc de-
eeacy and ny the introduction % theatre
- parspberrAl.as 10 catching tns anfhfnk-
.sx ce-ega1es- sho azs-stsd the syolas-
hunters in defeating the Oh guard and
tie rzen who we're determined 20 s.s11
IL the middle Of the road
Senator Alien Of Nebraska who occu-
pied the chair. tyrsnn4zed over ne con-
yention ir q manner that would have dis
grsces . baekwoods Ghoo.ho1se. ons
might ask WY the delegates permitted
such abomlaz5le rulings By the cbslrs
They could not help themselves. Every
appeal from me decision Of the char WAS
ignored and there was DO redress excsp.
BY 3iFses violence. and that WAS out Of The
question. TIE nsi1die-of-ths-roaS delegates
he'd q conference after adjournment al
decided 70 wait thirty days
III Bryan does not iz8orss the platform
or accept The nomination by nat tine
they propose 10 sonsi1er Col. :. r. Nor
ton. u Chicago. the nsxs highest csnd,-
date. ths nominee. aat cast their votes
FOR him"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04
Knaphaffc Repudiatfon.


Beatrice. Eeb.. July 1.-THE Democratic
county central COMMITTEES % Gage county.
az a meeting held IN this city today. adopt
ea the following resolutions:
Resolved. That the Democratic central
committee 90 Gage county. Neb.. rep1di-
ates the action OF the alleged Democratic
national convention al chicago. It's plat
form ana its candidaies-
Resolved. That we cannot support for
the presl9ency OF the United States Pop
ulsS upon a platform which advocates ma
tlonal dishonor. iBdorses mob rule and
paves the way 20 anarchy.
Resolved. That We favor the holding Of
a Democratic national convention and the
nomination % Democratic candidates upon
an honest Democratic platform.
Gage county adJoins on the south the
county os Lancaster. in which Bryan lives,
and is the third county 81 the state IN point
OF population
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04
I'd. CnmpbeiI's joke.

Ottufn Va tlVIFFsf.
Ia Campbell. OF Fairfield, Democrat
OF Democrats. has made the most pat OBJ
seryation yet published in regard TO ths
Chicago Populistlc-Denocrs'i platform.
He SAID that II reminded him OF the story
Of the woman who went 10 the store 20
hay dress. She was not suited with
those shown her. said they didn't please
her a, all Then. after drawing a long
breath. she said: Well. IL doesn't make
any difference whether It cults me or not.
AZ "a far a CORPSE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

Buck fsiariehssn. OF Chicago. says a
tour Of Illinois conviaees him that the
state wln give a ttg majority for Bryan
and AiEwed. TIE .oant ~ these tao
names tewetHer ought 20 reverbsrata
ever ths pralrses with the roar Of q BURR
ing bomb
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

The silver men claim they are bi-fnesal-
lists. sag when they attempt 20 show wha,
Csa bs done with tie FREE coinage :. silver
they always refer 20 countries which srs
ca = silver basis and Enoao- metallic. They
are not bi-rnetslIisis. but silver mono
run.aftEsts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

No esnuins PopalIst believes In free sii-
yer. what ne wants - paper money ard
20 him silver Is Abont as Objectionable as
gold. All this wild support OF Bryan on
his part. therefore. Is not because Of
Brysn's silver views. but because re be-
liexss Brysa has In isim shs making Of a
good ali-around Pop. IL be Is not one al
ready
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

4 South Dakota paper says tha; W.T.
liam J. Bryan r. the man whom God has
raised up 20 lead the people. Perhaps.
TOO. It Is due 10 Providence that ltue
stream runs conveniently by Lincoln
which because - the character OF The
water IS eanea Ssts river
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

From the way Senator Jones. Of Ar
kansas. IL rubbing Il into the Popullsts
and telling them ~ they don't want TO
vote for sewaii they can go %, II looks
as n ghsTe were squalls ahead. aid one
% them Win probably bs IA the shape OF
Tom Watson taking the stump 20 pre-
vert the election Of the Bryan and SewaIl
ttekaf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

M. DFyan coalen't have been e great
lawyer Nhsn he gave up his practice for
newspaper work. tnasmuch ss Mr.. Hi;eh.
cock. 81 ne Omaha woriS-Hersla. s4ya
thss Bryan was paid 80 q week for bis
editorial wers On that paper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

rh's T. az age Of sciensifio experiment
hoeaiEea. Tesla ard Edison have al uraas
discoveries recently. AEiree IL 20 haEsri
TRIP q ihe north poss 81 a balloon. ana
row IRE Fopscrzts are 90 attempt 70 fy
= klte wgfh Two tass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04
This Pit. ont Bryaa

BOokIYn EaE1S.
No man ought 20 be made president %
the United States who seeks nomination
OF the St. Louis convention or Is willing
to be bound 10 It's delegates or BY It's doc
trinss. The country would be unsafe in
It's hands
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

Ths more IRE peraftsfs enrpia,s o.
ScNaH as r.ntoeTastc Democrat the
warmer : tsesr praise fer Hrraa as q
rennisz1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

william n. NcEsssos. e-- as Re Il per
Nap& n9fssr knewr. Norixoafss BIZ.
GAYS ~ sta nes fayeT ne free silver plzs-
go.1 Aa2 a1Ss x1s 1x..sss sAs x.Sssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04
PORTLAND ACADEMY

Merit Tear sfIs Opsa sept. ~. 1885.
The school il prepared to do the work OF
the xaase course % primary and second
AIRY sEztfuct ton Boys ana girls received a.
the ezr4lssx ss.hco. age and lifted for
college. AdTaacea sork n Languages,
MAIZENA, sicS English Literature and
Chemistry.
A new building. modern and complete
IN al sts apposrf uaenss. with vel equipped
Ia bora tories ard ample grcardn-
For c4-atngae. address.
PORTLAND ACADEMY. Portland. O..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

1A< pSss~ se&ssszSs~~s~ ASvs>v 1sS~s~-
xsss 90 S1~s~use~s . $3.50 GA< rs<~ 49,
s~gesss~, Dssx~, s<es<s ssS sssssS,
1~SSs< ss~s sf .. - sf4~~ ~<ssvsssv Ss4-
seA~> zrs fas SsSss ef 0ssas~ss~s. IL
ssv<x>s~s &~ss~~~ss spsss ~ ~~<s s~s>ss
- 49, s~~~~~<sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-04

.s~~s. 49, oay oe~~, r~>s..
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-06

We tina tariff
Republican
to
staples their natural markets
agitation
in
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-06

rule and that all public lands the United States should APP
to American citizens
Territory of Alaska be granted delegate
the United
be extended said Territory.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
and improve the Mississippi
and other of the Republic to for the
When
Republic demand aid of the
definite continuous
until permanent Improvements is secured
the polls submit the foregoing declaration of principles and
all citizens who desire them made effective
through relief the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-06

selfish ng s shese tS S m pea of Pa @ ow and
the founders Republic Republics Under guidance
sen in the mnnanee TIE rights the States and its assertion Of the
sHed S the ted States the Of the
THE MONEY QUESTION
time % n t the e ts @ S
and gold as money metals OF limited dnd hat the
unit admitted gold the ratio
declare 3 the act 5 peo n s e
gold and corresponding fall commodities produced
ssoe s which a n h Ss fast osi
ons nto financial ude London not only
sag OF a sp saa be n liberty a Hs Political the
dependence in 1776 it in the of the Revolution
FREE SILVER.
both gold and silver the
s W a S that ths Hg Silver dollar GP 'sn
tender equally with gO 1oF all de peOe dna o ~ d
of legal tender money BY Private e9nraet the holders
Of the United States the option law the
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