...congress in 1816, is even more true in 1838. '•' For the interest of the community at large," said he, " as well as for the purposes of the treasury, it is...use wherever it may circulate. The constitution has entrusted congress exclusively with the power of creating and regulating the currency of that description."...

...that the constitution has entrusted Congress exclusively with the power of creating and regulating a currency of equal value, credit, and use, wherever it may circulate ; but does he not here evidently refer to the power "to coin money and regulate the value thereof!"...

...congress in 1816, is even more true in 1838. — "For the interests of the community at large," said he, " as well as for the purposes of the treasury, it is essential that the nation should poSEess a curreney of equal value, eredit and use wherever it may cireulate. The constitution has entrusted...

...cause will produce the same effect, throughout the Union. But, for the interests of the Community «t large, as well as for the purposes of the Treasury, it is esseutial that the Nation should possess a currency of equal value, credit and use, wherever it may...

...,he purposes of the Treasuiy, it is essential that the nation should possess a currrcrr ai •..'•' value, credit, and use, wherever it may circulate ; the constitution has intrusted (.'oners* " ively with the power of creating and regulating a currency of that description ;" and *"...

...engagements in the local currency of most of the States. — But, for the interests of the whole community, as well as for the purposes of the treasury, it is...use, wherever it may circulate. The Constitution has entrusted Congress, exclusively, with the power of creating' and regulating a currency of t/uil description...

...engagements in the local currency of most of the States. — But, for the interests of the whole community, as well as for the purposes of the treasury, it is...use, wherever it may circulate. The Constitution has entrusted Congress, exclusively, with the power of creating and regulating a currency of that description...

...currency of equal value, credit and use, wherever it may circulate. The Constitution has entrusted Congress, exclusively, with the power of creating...a currency of that description ; and the measures which were taken at the last session, in execution of this power, give every promise of success. The...

...that the same cause will produce the same effect, throughout the Union. But, for the interests of the Community at large, as well as for the purposes of...use, wherever it may circulate. The Constitution has entrusted Congress, exclusively, with the power of creating and regulating a currency of that description;...

...effects and impracticable in its execution. Resolved, That for the interests of the whole community, as well as for the purposes of the treasury, it is...essential that the nation should possess a currency of uniform value, credit and use. wherever it may circulale ; that the Constitution has intrusted Congress...