Topic: Secretary of Treasury
Monday, April 22nd, 2013
Contains Exclusive: Audio, Video Topics: 16th amendment, Arkansas, Coinage Act, Congress, god, in god we trust, income tax, Missouri Compromise, Secretary of Treasury, taxes, Thomas Jefferson, union, us mint, us treasury
This Day in Founding Founders History - Where we bring you important dates in the lives and history of the Founding Generation. On this day in 1864, Congress passed the Coinage Act of 1864, authorizing the minting of a two-cent piece. ….Continue
Tuesday, January 29th, 2013
Contains Exclusive: Audio, Video Topics: albert gallatin, Congress, house of representatives, James Madison, Kansas, meriwether lewis, National Bank of New York, New York University, pennsylvania, Secretary of Treasury, senate, statehood, switzerland, Thomas Jefferson, Treasury Department, Treaty of Ghent, Wyandotte constitution
This Day in Founding Founders History - Where we bring you important dates in the lives and history of the Founding Generation. On this day in 1861, Kansas became the 34th state to join the Union.….Continue
Tuesday, September 11th, 2012
Contains Exclusive: Audio, Video Topics: alexander hamilton, Battle of Brandywine, General Cornwallis, General Howe, General Washington, Robert Morris, Secretary of Treasury
On this day in 1789, Alexander Hamilton was appointed the first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury by President Washington. Initially Robert Morris had been appointed Secretary of the Treasury, but Morris declined the office and recommended Hamilton for the position. Find out what else happened on This Day in Founders History at mikechurch.com….Continue
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[The powerful Executive branch]...converts representation into vassalage to the leaders of parties, disciplined, not by the comparatively honourable infliction of the lash, but by the base and wicked sophism, that it is honourable to stick to a party, and treacherous to adhere to conscience. The disciples of this infamous doctrine are forged into tools for ambition and tyranny by praises and rewards, whilst honesty is discouraged by base epithets, as a foil to the varnish with which the decoys are painted, designed to deceive and enslave the multitude
John Taylor of Caroline from his 1814 book "An Inquiry Into the Principles & Policy of the Government of the United States"
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