Mr. Webster's Second Speech on the Sub-Treasury Bill: Delivered March 12, 1838.

The speech addresses the economic implications of the Sub-treasury bill, emphasizing the importance of sound financial policy and government integrity. Webster critiques the bill's potential effects on the economy and advocates for a more stable monetary system. He highlights the necessity of maintaining public trust in government financial practices, arguing against the dangers of speculation and financial instability. The speech serves as a significant historical document reflecting the economic debates of the era.