Of course there never should be a doubt in any quarter as to the redemption in gold of the bonds of the Government which are made payable in coin.
Grover Cleveland: “Of course there never should be a doubt in any quarter as to the redemption in gold of the bonds of the Government which…”
On the recordFebruary 7, 1895
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