A review of the late report of the Secretary of the Treasury, including some of his official acts for the year 1866 ...
By: by a patriot
Series: Our national finances -- no. 13
Publisher: Francis Hart and Company, printers and stationers, 63 Cortland Street
Published: 1867
Place of publication: New-York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 60
Subjects: Public Finance; History
Other titles: Our national finances, No. 13 :
Notes: "An exposè of his false theories on political economy, and his attempts to ruin the finances of the country for the benefit of "My policy," the rebels, and "rehabilitation."--His stupendous blunders in selling government gold and cotton.--Is Mr. Morrill a convert of Mr. M'Culloch?--The secretary turned doctor and prescribes remedies.--The country is very "sick" and "unhealthy."--The financial situation of the United States versus Great Britain.--The impudence of foreign merchants residing in New-York. Also, a brief review of special commissioner Wells' report on the revenue. General Garfield of Ohio, with some advice and information for his especial benefit."

Errata: p. [3] of cover.

At head of title on front cover: N.B.-- Please read and circulate.

Issued in printed wrappers.

NUC pre-1956, v. 599, p. 198