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Martin Van Buren: By the curtailment of paper issues, by curbing the sanguine and adventurous spirit of speculation, and by the honorable…

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By the curtailment of paper issues, by curbing the sanguine and adventurous spirit of speculation, and by the honorable application of all available means to the fulfillment of obligations, confidence has been restored both at home and abroad, and ease and facility secured to all the operations of trade.
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Martin Van Buren
Democratic · New York

Editor's note · Context

Van Buren discusses the restoration of confidence in the economy through responsible financial practices.

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