Speech on Treasury independence and federal balance in early Republic
In a long address the speaker argues for treas ury autonomy from the executive and warns against press control and executive overreach. He calls for strict constitutional propriety in revenue, declares support for federal union, and urges moderation amid party strife to preserve liberty and national cohesion.
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