Remarks of Mr Judah Concluded on Bank Debates
The speech defends Dr Coe’s integrity and attacks the banking system of 1830s America. It blames Benton Kendall and the administration for bank expansion, speculations, and distress, arguing the gold bill and state banks harmed the country while praising Calhoun’s warnings and Jeffersonian Jacksonian principles.
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Dearborn
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