It was my painful duty at your last session, under the weight of most solemn obligations, to differ with Congress on the measures which it proposed for my approval, and which it doubtless regarded as corrective of existing evils.
Tyler reflects on his previous disagreements with Congress regarding proposed measures to address economic issues.
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