In the first place, it continued the prohibition on the issuance of notes by state banks and provided for a national currency.
From Hamilton's day to Lincoln's, business men in the East had contended for a sound system of national currency.
A national currency would be created of uniform value from one end of the land to the other.
We had to create a system of finance that would secure an enlarged revenue, unquestioned credit, absolute certainty of payment of interest in coin, a national currency, and such economy as is possible during war.
He had a taste for financial problems and contributed a good deal to the measures adopted, in this and the 37th Congress, to establish a national currency and to build up the public credit.
The last time it came as a currency measure--as a bank to create a national currency; and as such was referred to a select committee on national currency, of which Mr. Calhoun was chairman.
The failure of the local banks was enough to prove the necessity of a national currency, and the re-establishment of a national bank was the accepted remedy.
Silver had been banished by the general use of bank notes, had been reduced to a small quantity, insufficient for a public demand; and, besides, would have been too cumbrous for a national currency.
There was no national currency--no money, or its equivalent, which represented the same value in all places.
The veto message denies the constitutional power of creating or continuing such an institution as our whole experience has approved, for maintaining a sound, uniform, national currency, and for the safe collection of revenue.
No State can maintain a national currency; no State institution can render to the revenue the services performed by a national institution.
Will it bring back, for any length of time, exchanges to the state they were in when there was a national currency in existence?
With only such a national currency as is now proposed, issued by the Government to these banks, organized by Congress, and based on the deposit in the Federal treasury of United States stock, the rebellion would have been impossible.
These notes are a national currency, furnished by the nation and secured by its stock.
With nothing but a national currency, the revolted States never could have successfully inaugurated this war, and we must deprive them in all time to come of this terrible ally of treason.
If there be any place where banks, organized under a national charter, issuing a national currency, and receiving national deposits, should be encouraged, it is here.
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