The restoration of the multiform State system, with notes of varying value and banks of doubtful solvency, would receive no support among the people.
James Blaine: “The restoration of the multiform State system, with notes of varying value and banks of doubtful solvency, would receive…”
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Blaine argues against the return to a less reliable banking system that would not be supported by the public.
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