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July 23, 1893
The Seattle Post Intelligencer
Seattle, King County, Washington
What is this article about?
President Cleveland announces policy for special congressional session: repeal Sherman law for silver reform first, then tariff reform once finances stabilize; annoyed by interference.
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MR. CLEVELAND'S PLANS.
Repeal of Sherman Law First and Then Tariff Reform.
New York, July—The World will print the following: The World is enabled to announce authoritatively the immediate policy of President Cleveland in regard to the approaching special session of congress. Briefly, it will be as follows:
First—Silver reform by the absolute and unqualified repeal of the Sherman law.
Second—Tariff reform to be prosecuted in accordance with the pledges of the party, as soon as, but not before, the finances of the country are again upon a stable basis.
Cleveland is annoyed and exasperated at unexpected interference with his tariff plans.
Repeal of Sherman Law First and Then Tariff Reform.
New York, July—The World will print the following: The World is enabled to announce authoritatively the immediate policy of President Cleveland in regard to the approaching special session of congress. Briefly, it will be as follows:
First—Silver reform by the absolute and unqualified repeal of the Sherman law.
Second—Tariff reform to be prosecuted in accordance with the pledges of the party, as soon as, but not before, the finances of the country are again upon a stable basis.
Cleveland is annoyed and exasperated at unexpected interference with his tariff plans.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What keywords are associated?
Sherman Law Repeal
Tariff Reform
Silver Reform
President Cleveland
Congress Session
What entities or persons were involved?
President Cleveland
Where did it happen?
New York
Story Details
Key Persons
President Cleveland
Location
New York
Event Date
July
Story Details
President Cleveland's immediate policy for the special session of Congress: first, absolute repeal of the Sherman law for silver reform; second, tariff reform after stabilizing national finances. Cleveland is annoyed at interference with his tariff plans.