Callahan, Charles Hilliard, 1858-1944 · Washington : National Capital Press · leaf 263
he pursued, everyreader will decide for himself. Time will, in some measure, dissipate the prejudicesand passions of the moment, and enable us to view objects through a medium whichrepresents them truly. Without taking a full review of measures which were repro-bated by one party and applauded by… … WASHINGTON THE PRESIDENT. 165 floating debt had been founded in a manner perfectly satisfactory to the creditors;an ample revenue had been provided; those difficulties which a system of internaltaxation, on its first introduction, is doomed to encounter, were completely removed;and the authority of…
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