Still, we have no cause to apprehend a depression comparable to that of the former period, or even to anticipate a deficiency which will intrench upon the ability to apply the annual $10 millions to the reduction of the debt.
Editor's note · Context
Adams expresses confidence in the nation's ability to manage its debt despite economic fluctuations.
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