Nor did they seem to perceive that the abrogation of this feature in the contract between the Government and the note-holders would lead to confusion and distress in commercial circles, and would violate the obligations of common honesty.
Blaine warns that removing the legal-tender clause would disrupt commercial stability and violate honesty.
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