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Albany (New York, United States) (search for this): article 9
The interest on the Yankee debt. --The whole expenses of the late administration of Mr. Buchanan were paid by custom-house duties. It now requires all that revenue, so called, to pay the interest on the national debt, without paying a dollar of our expenditures. The debt and the interest are yearly increasing with frightful rapidity.--Albany (New York) Argus.
Buchanan (search for this): article 9
The interest on the Yankee debt. --The whole expenses of the late administration of Mr. Buchanan were paid by custom-house duties. It now requires all that revenue, so called, to pay the interest on the national debt, without paying a dollar of our expenditures. The debt and the interest are yearly increasing with frightful rapidity.--Albany (New York) Argus.
Argus (search for this): article 9
The interest on the Yankee debt. --The whole expenses of the late administration of Mr. Buchanan were paid by custom-house duties. It now requires all that revenue, so called, to pay the interest on the national debt, without paying a dollar of our expenditures. The debt and the interest are yearly increasing with frightful rapidity.--Albany (New York) Argus.