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Debates on paper money and tariff policy in Congress
A lengthy critique argues that irredeemable government paper cannot circulate at par, warns against centralizing money power with Treasury control, and recounts opposition to the 1833 tariff and its political fevers. The passage cites Jacksonian politics, state rights, and the 1833 compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Gow
State Rights Party
Jate
Jackson
Pennsylvania
Ile
Carolina
Myr van Buren
Albany
Tari
General Jackson
Styx
Charon
Ratom Enate Subyait
South Carolina
Razy
Uguteirlis
Congress
Gazlay
Charman
Dusarvy
Sec
Trumble
Alfred Kelly
Thomas Ewing
Pairfield
Whig Party of the Union
Mr Kelley
Jet Dastict
Jon
W. Garlay
Jacob Barnett
Alp
Carpenter
Juhn M. Milligan
Hendricks
Ernestus Putnam
JS. Lodegraff
Chas. Anderson
Caleb VE
Abbou
Chas
Anthony Beg
Olgo
Wm. S. Murphy
Ross
LW. Thompson
Indiana
Ohio
Coluunus
Committee On National Afairs
J. W. Carray
Union
United States
Columbus
William Henry Warrison
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Trumbull
Geo. Purtemon Beuenen
Josce Vancn
Meldidone
Olio
Akan
Thomas
Sena
Ewing
Beecher
N. A. Thomson
Sec’y
Whig
State Central Committee
J. Kilbourn
Messrs
Morris and
Allen
Morris
Vance
Harrison
Senate of