Addresses in the Houses of Congress

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Addresses in the Houses of Congress

Senator Benton : Removal of the Creek Indians from Georgia Non-renewal of Charter -- speech of February 2nd, 1831. Illegal Currency January 20, 1832 — errors of Tocqueville Removal of Deposits from the Bank The Gold Currency Attempted Investigation of the Bank – death of John Randolph Attempt on General Jackson Treasury Notes –September 18, 1837. Transmigration of the Bank of the United States Debate between Clay and Calhoun Debate between Clay and Calhoun, rejoinders History of Independent Treasury January 16, 1840. Last Notice of the Bank of the United States Disunion, secession	Senator John Calhoun : Calhoun 1834 January 13 -- State rights no more Calhoun 1834 March 21 Calhoun 1837 September 18, Treasury Notes Calhoun 1837 October 03 Calhoun 1838 February 15 Independent Treasury Calhoun 1838 March 22, Reply to Webster The Edgefield letter Calhoun 1841 August 24 distribution Senator Daniel Webster : Webster May 25, 1832. –the sweat of the poor Webster, July 8, 1833, Protection of industry Webster 1834 March 18, Renew the Charter Webster 1837 September 28, The Currency Webster 1838 March 12, Reply to Calhoun Webster 1838 March 22, Reply to Calhoun
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Monetary Acts Henry Clay in 1811 before he changed his mind \| Mr. Porter, Johnson & Eppes Act of June 30, 1812 – Treasury Notes Bank of the United States 1816, April 10. debates Renew the Charter in 1832 \| Mr. Clayton \| Mr. Hill Treasury notes, October 12, 1837 Independent Treasury -- Henry Clay \| Duncan \| Smith \| Thomas Benton Silas Wright 1839 1840— State Debt, Benton \| Clement Comer \| Summer of 1841 — Sub-Treasury \| Silas Wright \| Benton Fiscal Bank \| b \| Morehead short history \| party vote \| Fiscal Corporation Loan Bill \| Pickens \| Benton, July 19 \| Brown Whig campaign Report of 1838, 1844 Buchanan Annual Message December 8, 1857.	Act of December 23, 1857 \| Senate \| Dec 19 \| House \| Dec 21 Act of December 17, 1860 Act of July 17, 1861 — 1st Vallandigham speech Act of August 5, 1861 Act of April 12, 1866 Contraction of currency b c d e f Stop Reduction of Currency 1868 Janury 23 --- b Report of the Finance Committee, 1867, December 17. Samuel Cary, 1868 January 7 Senator Sherman, 1868 February 27 4th Annual Message, Johnson, 1868 December 9 Senate response to Johnson, December 14, 1868. Credit Strengthening Act, January 20, 1869. b c d Credit Strengthening Act, March 18, 1869.

Senator James R. Doolittle of Wisconsin, in the Senate, January 23 and February 24, 1868. re-construction, africanization, negro citizenship
Representative William D. Kelley of Pennsylvania in the House of Representatives, April 4, 1874. 3.65 inter-changeable bonds
Senator John P. Jones of Nevada in the Senate of the United States, April 24, 1876. Resumption and the Double Standard
Senator Thomas W. Ferry of Michigan, in the Senate of the United States, May 2, 1878. Greenbacks as good as coin
Senator William M. Stewart of Nevada, in the Senate, May 1, 1888. Combination between Bank of England and Treasury
Senator William M. Stewart of Nevada, in the Senate, June 1, 1892. The Story of Silver de-Monetization

Debate on the "Aldrich Bill" (S 3023) amendment of national banking laws :
Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas, March 9, 1908; expanding on Mr. Calhoun's ideas Who should issue the legal tender of the United States
Senator James P. Clarke of Arkansas, in the Senate of the United States, March 11, 1908. Is there any need for emergency currency ?
Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin, in the Senate, March 17, 1908. Financial oligarchy and the story of the 1907 panic
Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin, in the Senate, March 19, 1908. Railway water stocks as basis of legal tender circulation
Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin, in the Senate of the United States, March 24, 1908. More on industrial concentration

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