Debating a United States Bank and specie policy
A lengthy speech denounces a Sub-Treasury plan to hoard gold and silver, arguing it would strangle commerce and weaken currency. It warns of money counting excesses, drastic banking reforms, and the peril of government-banks hostility while advocating a new national bank with cautious, American-guided provisions.
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