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Witte Tlonse
Q. Jessin
Webster Speech on Treasury Bill Debates in Senate 1838
Senates debate on a treasury bill and the Bank of the United States discusses currency, banking practices, specie payments, and the dangers of excessive paper money. Webster analyzes bank capital, circulation, public deposits, and proposes regulatory principles for convertibility and bank restraint.
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Bankers and currency debate on government paper and banks
Speaker argues against exclusive metallic currency and bank notes as impractical, noting New York bank payments reach eight million daily. He predicts rapid creation of banks and deposits under a paper system, warns of abuses and legislative controls, and clarifies the bill’s aim is not a government paper or bank.
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