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Courtesy Henry Z. Steinway archive. In the election of 1896, unlimited silver coinage vs. the gold standard brought out the same kind of emotions as gun control, abortion, or immigration today. The ...

The election of 1800 showed that, under certain conditions, a party which had a large majority of the electoral votes might not be able to elect even a President.

The battle over the monetary standard consumed the 1896 election. From the 1870s-1890s, debates over whether greenbacks, or paper currency, should be redeemable in gold or silver ebbed and flowed.