Charles Sumner: “It is in two conspicuous forms that Repudiation flaunts: first, in the barefaced proposition to tax the bonds, contrary…”

“It is in two conspicuous forms that Repudiation flaunts: first, in the barefaced proposition to tax the bonds, contrary to the contract at the time the money was lent; and the other, not less barefaced, to pay interest-bearing bonds with greenbacks, or, in other words, mere promises to pay without interest.”