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My Name is Haines origin and Indiana debt debate
W W Wick writes to the Democrat reflecting on hard times and Indiana debt policy. He argues against nationalization of state debt, warns of foreign creditors, notes political shifts, and describes newspaper exchanges and Henry Clay era concerns. He closes with an origin tale of the phrase My name is Haines and a local curiosity from New Orleans vault discoveries.
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