Currency Crisis Debate in Congress Over Government Duty
The speech argues the President failed to maintain sound currency, blaming state banks as insufficient and urging a constitutional duty to regulate currency. It condemns the administration for abandoning currency care after bank suspensions, contrasts proposals, and calls for a sound convertible currency and government commitment to currency regulation. The speaker condemns the state bank experiment and defends a constitutional currency role.
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Treasury
Congress
Ohio
Madison
Jam
Missouri
South Carolina
Secretary of the Treasury
Cain
Carolina
Iit
Longueil
Longeuil
Chambly
Afr Papineau
Papineau
A. N. Morin
Quebec
England
Demaray
St. Johns
Amable Norbert Morin
Permanent and Central Committee of Quebec
Montreal
Jos, Legare
Pierre Chassuer
Eugene Trudeau
Barthelemi Lachance
A. N
St Towns-loyalists
St. Cecaire
McChaffers
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