Trade and barter, no longer governed by a wild and speculative mania, rest upon a solid and substantial footing, and the rapid growth of our cities in every direction bespeaks most strongly the favorable circumstances by which we are surrounded.
Tyler notes the stabilization of trade and the growth of cities as indicators of favorable economic conditions.
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