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Populist currency debate and Van Buren critique in Illinois press
The Quincy Whig reviews Madison and Van Buren era currency policy, arguing for a sound national currency and criticizing Van Buren's bank measures. It links federal action to relief for the people, contrasts Madison’s virtuous leadership with Van Buren’s self interest, and discusses congressional currency proposals and public notices amid state campaigns.
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