...have risen fifty per cent, more; and the intelligence from abroad announces effects proportionally favorable to our national credit and consequence....some important advantages, and remove some no less importan t disadvantages. The advantage to the public creditors from the increased value of that part...

...furnish new resources both to agriculture and commerce; to cement more closely the union of the Stales ; to add' to their security against foreign attack:...but by others of a more particular nature. It will j procure to every class of the community some important advantages, and re-' move some no less important...

...order • on the basis of an upright and liberal policy ; these are the great and invaluable ends .tobe secured by a proper and adequate provision at the present period for the sup.port of public credit." First, "trade is extended by it because there is a larger capital to carry it on. Second, agriculture...

...establish public oi •on the basis of an upright and liberal policy ; these are the great and invaluable l to be secured by a proper and adequate provision at the present period for the í •port of public credit." First, " trade is extended by it because there is a larger capital to...

...to its due value, to furnish new resources, both to agriculture and commerce; to cement more closelv the union of the States. to add to their security...present period, for the support of public credit." He then advocates the funding of the public debt. " In countries in which the national debt is properly...

...due value ; to furnish new resources both to agriculture and commerce ; to cement more closely (lie union of the States ; to add to their security against...present period, for the support of public credit." I have italicized the two sentences which seem to me to embody the most essential points of the whole...

...tlie union oj the States ; to add to their security against foreign attack ; to establish public jrder on the basis of an upright and liberal policy ; —...present period, for the support of public credit." I have italicized the two sentences which seem to me to embody the most essential points of the whole...

...union of the States ; to add to their security against foreign attack ; to establish public jrderonthe basis of an upright and liberal policy ; — these...present period, for the support of public credit." I have italicized the two sentences which seem to me to embody the most essential points of the whole...

...: — " To justify and preservd the confidence of the most enlightened friends of good government ; to promote the increasing respectability of the American...present period, for the support of public credit." I have italicized the two sentences which seem to me to embody the most essential points of the whole...

...justify or preserve the confidence of the most enlightened friends of good government ; to promote the respectability of the American name ; to answer the...provision, at the present period, for the support of the public credit.". While it was for Hamilton to propose these measures, it was for Congress to adopt,...