Silver currency farmers prefer As currency Standard.
Allison, William B. Bryan, William Jennings In late-nineteenth-century American history, the Free Silver Movement advocated for the unlimited coinage of silver. A congressional act sparked the campaign in 1873 that removed the silver dollar from the list of approved coins. Many farmers were in debt because they had to borrow money to pay for their land or equipment. They preferred keeping the amount of money in circulation large, either through printing greenbacks or the limitless coinage of silver. Farmers' and Grange Alliances What standard, abolishing the use of paper currency (greenbacks) and restricting the amount of silver used as currency, do industrialists support.
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