I believe it is in the power of Congress at this session to devise such legislation as will renew confidence, revive all the industries, start us on a career of prosperity to last for many years and to save the credit of the nation and of the people.
Ulysses S. Grant: “I believe it is in the power of Congress at this session to devise such legislation as will renew confidence, revive all…”
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Grant expresses confidence that Congress can enact legislation to restore confidence and revive industries for long-term prosperity.
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