Deprived of the Republican nomination for Congress (1874) and for governor (1875), Weaver gradually moved into the Greenback-Labor Party, which advocated the continued wide circulation of paper money.
Thanks to the classic Twentieth-Century British Political Facts 1900-2000 and British Political Facts Since 1979, by David and Gareth Butler (and researcher Katy Stoddard) we can see the figures both for individual papers and for the collective circulations of papers supporting Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats.
Furthermore, a good deal of the decline can be chalked up to the life-style changes that killed the evening paper: since 1980, the circulation of morning papers has actually risen by almost sixty per cent.
It would be good for the circulation of the papers.
So, too, do the drafting and circulation of cabinet papers about intended courses of action.
Circulation of free papers has shot from one million to about five million in the last five years, according to the World Association of Newspapers.
As mailboxes throughout the country were being stuffed with newsprint, circulation of free papers in Denmark rose to more than two million, Mr. Bakker said.
By last year, daily circulation of free papers had climbed above 40 million worldwide, according to Piet Bakker, a professor in Amsterdam who tracks the business.
The endemic caution, overstaffing and endless circulation of policy papers among dozens of bureaucrats mean that presidents and secretaries of state often lack the guidance they need.
Circulation of New York papers rose by more than 40 percent during the war, and in other areas of the nation by as much as 63 percent.
