Speech of Mr. Clay, of Kentucky, establishing a deliberate design, on the part of the late and present executive of the United States, to break down the whole banking system of the United States, commencing with the Bank of the United States and terminating with the state banks, and to create on their ruins a government treasury bank, under the exclusive control of the executive

Name: Speech of Mr. Clay, of Kentucky, establishing a deliberate design, on the part of the late and present executive of the United States, to break down the whole banking system of the United States, commencing with the Bank of the United States and terminating with the state banks, and to create on their ruins a government treasury bank, under the exclusive control of the executive
Author: Henry Clay, United States. Congress Senate

by Henry Clay, United States. Congress Senate

Cover of Speech of Mr. Clay, of Kentucky, establishing a deliberate design, on the part of the late and present executive of the United States, to break down the whole banking system of the United States, commencing with the Bank of the United States and terminating with the state banks, and to create on their ruins a government treasury bank, under the exclusive control of the executive

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