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... Debt in 1833 , and its final extinction . The President on measures for paying the public · 1 1 10 Debt in 1833. Secretary of the Treasury on the state of the public · 1 9 1 Debt of the United States on 1st January , 1834. Estimate of ...
... Debt in 1833 , and its final extinction . The President on measures for paying the public · 1 1 10 Debt in 1833. Secretary of the Treasury on the state of the public · 1 9 1 Debt of the United States on 1st January , 1834. Estimate of ...
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... debt . The payment of this stock will reduce the whole debt of the United States , funded and unfunded , to the sum of $ 4 , 760,082 08. And , as provision has already been made for the four and a half per cent . abovementioned , and ...
... debt . The payment of this stock will reduce the whole debt of the United States , funded and unfunded , to the sum of $ 4 , 760,082 08. And , as provision has already been made for the four and a half per cent . abovementioned , and ...
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... debt , which has so long been a burden on the Treasury , will be finally discharged in the course of the ensuing year . No more money will afterwards be needed than what may be necessary to meet the ordinary expenses of the Government ...
... debt , which has so long been a burden on the Treasury , will be finally discharged in the course of the ensuing year . No more money will afterwards be needed than what may be necessary to meet the ordinary expenses of the Government ...
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... debt is considered perfectly ample . The pay of Lieut . Morton was placed under stoppage the moment that he failed to render his accounts with that regularity required by the act of Congress concerning the disbursement of public money ...
... debt is considered perfectly ample . The pay of Lieut . Morton was placed under stoppage the moment that he failed to render his accounts with that regularity required by the act of Congress concerning the disbursement of public money ...
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... debt due to the United States . But a currency founded on the notes of State banks could not be suddenly substituted for that hereto- fore furnished by the Bank of the United States , and take the place of it , at the same moment , in ...
... debt due to the United States . But a currency founded on the notes of State banks could not be suddenly substituted for that hereto- fore furnished by the Bank of the United States , and take the place of it , at the same moment , in ...
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