CHAPTER XXXII.

ENACTMENT OF THE BLAND-ALLISON SILVER LAW.

Amendments to the Act Reported by the Committee on Finance--Revival

of a Letter Written by Me in 1868--Explained in Letter to Justin

S. Morrill Ten Years Later--Text of the Bland Silver Bill as Amended

by the Senate and Agreed to by the House--Vetoed by President Hayes

--Becomes a Law Notwithstanding His Objections--I Decide to Terminate

the Existing Contract with the Syndicate--Subscriptions Invited

for Four per Cent. Bonds--Preparations for Resumption--Interviews

with Committees of Both Houses--Condition of the Bank of England

as Compared with the United States Treasury--Mr. Buckner Changes

His Views Somewhat.

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