Chicago: National Sound Money League, 1898. First Edition. Address by the founder of the American Anti-Imperialist League delivered before the National Currency Convention in Omaha. The Populist NSML was formed two years prior with the aim to continue "the efforts made during [William Jennings Bryan's] presidential campaign of 1896 for... More about Legal Tender as a Factor in Money
New York: Trow's Printing & Bookbinding Co., 1883. First Edition. A series of articles on political economy and monetary reform by the prominent inventor and philanthropist, builder of the first American steam locomotive, founder of New York's Cooper Union, and the Greenback Party's 1876 Presidential nominee. An exemplary copy. Complimentary... More about Ideas for a Science of Good Government in Addresses, Letters and Articles on a Strictly National...
Chicago: National Sound Money League, 1898. First Edition. Address originally delivered by Robinson, editor of the "Railway Age," at the National Currency Convention in Omaha. The Populist NSML was formed two years prior with the aim to continue "the efforts made during [William Jennings Bryan's] presidential campaign of 1896 for... More about The Interest of Railway Men in the Gold Standard
Chicago: National Sound Money League, 1898. First Edition. Address delivered by the editor of the New York Evening Post at the National Currency Convention in Omaha. The Populist NSML was formed two years prior with the aim to continue "the efforts made during [William Jennings Bryan's] presidential campaign of 1896... More about The History of the Gold Standard and the Present Attitude of the Currency Controversy
[Concord, Mass: 1840]: Concord Freeman. A Massachusetts Democrat attacks Whig monetary policies including the issuance of "soft" currency and the establishment of a National Bank. Winthrop appears to have entered politics following a checkered military career which included an 1832 court-marshal for abandoning his post during a particularly long-winded election-day... More about Extra – Concord Freeman. Remarks of Mr. Grenville T. Winthrop, of Watertown, on the Currency,...
