The President's Message on Monetary Reform and Central America
The President discusses the nation’s monetary crisis, blaming excessive paper currency and bank credit for repeated revulsions. He argues for specie-backed notes, limited bank power, and possible national bankruptcy laws, while urging state cooperation and caution with central America issues and treaties.
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