To avoid this and to keep the expenditures within reasonable bounds is a duty second only in importance to the preservation of our national character and the protection of our citizens in their civil and political rights.
Martin Van Buren: “To avoid this and to keep the expenditures within reasonable bounds is a duty second only in importance to the…”
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Van Buren emphasizes the importance of managing government expenditures to uphold national character and protect citizens' rights.
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