Letter, 1825 February 5.

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Letter, 1825 February 5.

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Letter stating that the recipient's financial plan is praiseworthy, but Van Buren does not have the means or power to put it into action. He also states that one provision of the plan is not warranted by the Constitution. Written at Washington, D.C.

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American Periodical Series I

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