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Adams administration American amount annual Articles of Confederation authorized Benton bills of credit Bolles bonds borrowing capital cent certificates CHAPTER Chase circulation coin coinage colonies commercial committee commodities Congress Constitution continental currency customs debate demand demand notes deposits depreciation direct tax dollars Dunbar Econ economic England established excise expenditures exports favor federal Finance Reports fiscal follows foreign Gallatin gold greenbacks Hamilton History increased indebtedness industry interest internal revenue legal tender legislation loans manufactures Massachusetts measure ment monetary national banking paid paper currency paper money Pennsylvania period political poll tax president protection public debt question receipts redeem redemption references secretary secured Senate silver sinking fund South South Carolina specie payments surplus tariff tariff of 1828 taxation tion trade treasury department treasury notes United States Bank United States notes vols vote W. G. Sumner