Greenbacker
In US history, a supporter of an alliance of agrarian and industrial organizations 1874–88, known as the Greenback Labor Party, which campaigned for currency inflation by increasing the paper dollars (‘greenbacks’) in circulation. In 1880 the party's presidential nominee polled only 300,000 votes; the movement was later superseded by Populism.
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