Under the law as it now stands banking is substantially free in the southern and some of the western states; but banking is not free in the great commercial states, in the older states, where wealth has accumulated for ages.
John Sherman: “Under the law as it now stands banking is substantially free in the southern and some of the western states; but banking…”
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Sherman discusses the disparity in banking freedom across different states in the U.S.
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