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A political address defends maintaining the gold standard while allowing silver in limited, safe quantities and rejects free-silver doctrines as unsound. It criticizes Coin's Financial School and its advocates, links monetary stability with national honor and credit, and promotes a protective tariff and reciprocity as means to preserve employment and wages, blaming tariff repeal for factory closures and reduced payrolls. The speaker cites historical fluctuations in metal values to argue against silver monometallism, appeals to voters to decide by judgment rather than passion, and frames the election as a moral contest over economic security.
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