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... foreign countries into American coin . The largest amount of foreign coin imported has been received at New York ; and if a branch mint were established at that city , all the foreign coin received at that port could at once be ...
... foreign countries into American coin . The largest amount of foreign coin imported has been received at New York ; and if a branch mint were established at that city , all the foreign coin received at that port could at once be ...
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... foreign goods ; and to com- pel you to do so , I have taken off more than half the duty levied by the tariff of 1842 on the foreign rival products . " " But why , they may say , Mr. Walker , thus destroy American capital and Amer- ican ...
... foreign goods ; and to com- pel you to do so , I have taken off more than half the duty levied by the tariff of 1842 on the foreign rival products . " " But why , they may say , Mr. Walker , thus destroy American capital and Amer- ican ...
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... foreign goods , the stock on hand , the ability of the coun- try to pay for them , and the falling off of our ex- portations . All these considerations , together with the stringency in the money market , indicated a falling off of ...
... foreign goods , the stock on hand , the ability of the coun- try to pay for them , and the falling off of our ex- portations . All these considerations , together with the stringency in the money market , indicated a falling off of ...
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explanatory remarks by | 262 |
remarks on the bill granting land to Illinois | 535 |
remarks on slavery in the territories | 580 |
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