 | American periodicals - 1863 - 774 pages
...and the revenue, upon the supposition, supplies more than is needed for that purpose. There is, then, no mode in which a currency in United States notes...be permanently maintained, except by loans of them, when not required for disbursement, on deposits of coin, or pledge of securities, or in some other... | |
 | L. Bonnefoux - Currency question - 1864 - 778 pages
...and the revenue, upon the supposition, supplies more than is needed for that purpose. There is, then, no mode in which a currency in United States notes...be permanently maintained, except by loans of them when not required for disbursement, on deposits of coin or pledge of securities, or in some other way.... | |
 | Robert John Walker - Finance - 1864 - 414 pages
...the revenue, upon the supposition, supplies " more than is needed for that purpose. There is, then, no mode " in which a currency in United States notes...permanently " maintained, except by loans of them, when not required for " disbursement, on deposits of coin, or pledge of securities, or in " some other... | |
 | United States. Congress. House - United States - 1876 - 982 pages
...supposition, snpf'.icsmore than is needed for that purpose. There is then no mode iu which a cur-•«•ufy in United States notes can be permanently maintained except by loans of them, «hen not required for disbursement, on deposits of coin or pledge of securities, or iu *•• Other... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency - 1963 - 548 pages
...and the revenue, upon the supposition, supplies more than is needed for that purpose. There is, then, no mode in which a currency in United States notes...be permanently maintained, except by loans of them, when not required for disbursement, on deposits of coin, or pledge of securities, or m some other way.... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency - Banking law - 1963 - 716 pages
...and the revenue, upon the supposition, supplies more than is needed for that purpose. There is, then, no mode in which a currency in United States notes...be permanently maintained, except by loans of them, when not required for disbursement, on deposits of coin, or pledge of securities, or in some other... | |
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... and the revenue, upon the supposition, supplies more than is needed for that purpose. There is, then, no mode in which a currency in United States notes can be permanently maintained, except by loans of them, when not required for disbursement, on... 