On the record
To aid our fellow-citizens in the prudent management of their monetary affairs, the duty devolves on us to diminish by law the amount of paper money now in circulation.
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gutenberg.orgTo aid our fellow-citizens in the prudent management of their monetary affairs, the duty devolves on us to diminish by law the amount of paper money now in circulation.
Johnson asserts the need to legally reduce the amount of paper money in circulation for better financial management.
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