How To Pay Off The National Debt, Regulate The Value Of Money, And Maintain Stability In The Values Of Property And Labor

Name: How To Pay Off The National Debt, Regulate The Value Of Money, And Maintain Stability In The Values Of Property And Labor
Author: Green, Duff (Inscribed To Congressman Worthington C. Smith)

Green, Duff (Inscribed To Congressman Worthington C. Smith)

Language: English

Published by Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger, Philadelphia, 1872

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206 Pp. + 4 Pp Ads At End. A Tight, Clean Copy, Spine Faded But Gilt Lettering Clear, Top Of Spine Frayed, Hinges Tight, Pages Aged. Duff Green, (1791Y—1875), U.S. Political Journalist, And An Influential Member Of Pres. Andrew Jackson’S Inner Advisory Circle, The “Kitchen Cabinet.” After Serving In The War Of 1812, Green Became A Government Surveyor And Mail Contractor In Missouri, Where He Also Served In The State Constitutional Convention (1819) And In The State Legislature. As Editor Of His St. Louis Enquirer, He Supported Jackson For President (1824). In 1826 He Established The Chief Journalistic Organ Of The Jacksonian Democrats, The Washington, D.C., United States Telegraph, And Was Appointed Printer To Congress After Jackson’S Election (1828). Green Broke With Jackson In 1831, However, To Support John C. Calhoun.In 1840 He Supported The Harrison–Tyler Ticket Editorially. After Pres. William Henry Harrison’S Death (April 1841), Pres. John Tyler Appointed Green Unofficial Representative To England, Where His Political Writings Were Widely Read. Returning In 1844, Green Founded A New York Paper, The Republic, Which Advocated Free Trade, Road Construction And Other Internal Improvements, Civil Service Reform, And Western Expansion. Though He Opposed Secession, Green Sided With The Confederacy And Contracted His Iron-Works With It. Late In Life He Wrote Books And Pamphlets On Economic Issues And Tried To Recover Railroad Interests He Had Lost To The Crédit Mobilier In 1864. (Encyclopedia Brittanica). Green's Pre-Occupation With National Bank Finance Doesn't Discuss The More Difficult Issues Of Balancing Government Revenues And Expenditures, Which Has Always Been The Real Problem. Green Was Descendant, Relative, And Ancestor Of Populist Southern Political Activists Unconcerned With Balancing Rational, Impartial Provisions For The Common Welfare With Rational, Impartial Rates Of Taxation Which Foster Individual Responsibility, And In This Respect Is Improbably In The Mainstream Of The Populist Core Of American Political Thought Regarding Economics.

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Title: How To Pay Off The National Debt, Regulate The Value Of Money, And Maintain Stability In The Values Of Property And Labor
Author: Green, Duff (Inscribed To Congressman Worthington C. Smith)
Publisher: Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger, Philadelphia
Publication year: 1872
Condition: Very Good +
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Binding: Cloth
Language: English
Edition: First Edition
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