To our law-making representatives!!! Washington, D.C You have passed the Sherman bill which proposes to redeem all the legal tender in 1879; afterwards, you put the responsibility of making and keeping our paper money equivalent to specie on the national banks. We would ask you to reflect if you are not imposing on the national banks more than they can accomplish, when you take into consideration our foreign debt ... You, and only you, can make and keep our paper money equivalent to specie. ... You must increase the duty on imports ... to make the trade with foreign countries in our favor ...

To our law-making representatives!!! Washington, D.C You have passed the Sherman bill which proposes to redeem all the legal tender in 1879; afterwards, you put the responsibility of making and keeping our paper money equivalent to specie on the national banks. We would ask you to reflect if you are not imposing on the national banks more than they can accomplish, when you take into consideration our foreign debt ... You, and only you, can make and keep our paper money equivalent to specie. ... You must increase the duty on imports ... to make the trade with foreign countries in our favor ...

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors: Anti-crisis League (Philadelphia, Pa.), United States Congress House
Other Authors: Brunswick, R
Format: Electronic Book
Language:English
Published: [Philadelphia : s.n., 1874 or 1875]
Series:American broadsides and ephemera no. 13448.
Subjects:
Balance of trade > United States
Currency question > United States
Debts, Public > United States
Tariff > United States
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