Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Legal-Tender Acts, Considered in Relation to Their Constitutionality and Their Political Economy
The entire plan of the Constitution having been agreed to by the Convention, the whole was then referred to a committee to revise its style and properly arrange its articles. This committee reported the revised form of the Constitution on the 12th of September, 1787 and in this report Congress was authorized to borrow money on the credit of the United States. The words on the credit of the United States were restored without the words and emit bills, and in this form the clause was adopted by the Convention and subsequently ratified by the people.
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