He voted against the free coinage of silver in spite of the fact that the people of his State earnestly favored it, and against the express instructions of its Legislature.
George F. Hoar: “He voted against the free coinage of silver in spite of the fact that the people of his State earnestly favored it, and…”
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Hoar discusses the integrity of a politician who voted against popular opinion and legislative instructions.
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