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In 1896, while the Republican party adhered to the “sound money” platform, the Populists kept intact their platform of 1892; the Democratic party, however, adopted the plank of free coinage of silver and nominated William JenningsBryanfor President. Although the Populists tried to retain their...
While the Populist Party has not been around on the federal level for decades, several of its platform stances have been adapted by other parties, such as the Democratic, Progressive, and Socialist parties. What is the populist nationalist movement?
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It was also in 1892 that the national People’s Party was founded—and soon became known as the Populist Party in the political shorthand of the day. In their landmark Omaha Platform, the insurgent leaders of the Populist movement declared “that the civil war is over, and that every passi...
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His solution for the depressed economy after the panic of 1893 was an “easy money” policy based on the unlimited coinage of silver at a ratio to gold of 16 to 1. On that platform he also received the nominations of thePopulistand National Silver parties. In the ensuing campaign, he tra...
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