Retrenchment and reform to end national debt crisis
President Van Buren urges restraint on borrowing and a return to economy. He argues surplus crops and disciplined spending can reduce obligations, warns against new banks or debt tricks, and calls for curtailment of public and private expenditures. He pledges cooperation with Congress to promote lasting prosperity. December 2, 1839.
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