Presidents Message Calls for Monetary Reform and Kansas Plan
The President argues for a sound currency and bank reform, cites fourteen hundred state banks' gold shortfalls, and urges Congress to enforce specie payments. He endorses popular sovereignty for Kansas, proposes submitting the slavery question to a direct vote, and details Central American and international concerns.
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