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John Tyler: “This is the chief purpose of the proposed exchequer, and surely if in the accomplishment of a purpose so essential it…”

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This is the chief purpose of the proposed exchequer, and surely if in the accomplishment of a purpose so essential it affords a sound circulating medium to the country and facilities to trade it should be regarded as no slight recommendation of it to public consideration.
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John Tyler
Whig · Virginia

Editor's note · Context

Tyler emphasizes the importance of a proposed exchequer in providing a sound currency and facilitating trade.

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