Currency reform and bank powers debate across Congress
The document traces the dangers of excessive bank issues, the shift of public funds from the Bank of the United States, and calls for constitutional restraint on currency by state banks. It argues for specie payments, limits on public land sales, and stronger fiscal measures to prevent inflation, speculation, and the erosion of labor wages. It also covers Seminole and Creek conflicts, militia needs, and military funding.
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Pennsylvania
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Unite States
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House of Representatives
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