Therefore, Sir, while admitting, that, for the sake of the coin, there should be the highest accuracy possible in the operations of the mint, I cannot hesitate to insist, that, regarding gold as merchandise, the mint must be established in such localities as may be required by the interests of commerce.
Sumner argues for the establishment of mints in locations that support commerce, highlighting the government's role in facilitating trade.
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