Alexander Del Mar was the chairman of a party named for this resource that successfully advocated for the election of John Sparks and Reinhold Sadler. The Grosh brothers discovered one notable site (-5[1])for this resource, (15[2])which WH Harvey advocated (15[1]-5[1])for with his pamphlet Coin’s Financial School. (15[2]-5[1])Fred Dubois (15[3])and (15[1])Henry Teller created a party (15[2])to (15[2])advocate (15[1])for this (15[1]-5[1])resource. (15[6])Arthur (-5[1])(*) Sewall (10[2])was (10[2])chosen (10[1])for his support of this (-5[1])resource (10[2])during an election where one candidate (10[1])advocated (10[1])for (10[1])a (10[1])16-to-1 (10[1])ratio. (10[11]-5[3])The Bland-Allison (10[2])Act and Sherman Act (10[2]-5[1])forced the treasury to buy this resource. (-5[2])A massive wealth of this resource was named for Henry Comstock, beginning (10[1])a rush to states like Nevada (-5[2])and Arizona. (10[2]0[1]-5[1])For 10 points, William Jennings Bryan advocated for a “Free” (10[1])movement named for what resource, (10[2])from which many dollar coins were minted? (10[1])■END■ (10[6])