Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-04-18

"aS'' anu jackson House OF Repre-
S sensa'Ives, by vote of lO7 yeas, to s;
e nays, passed the bill. Gen. Samue
r Smith Of Maryland reported the bill il
the Senate, and George McDuffie o
: South Carolina, in the House of Rep
: resentatives. For vote to re.charter
5 see Senate Journal, 1912, page.
, 345-'46, and House Journal, page
1914.
AS to Gen. Jackson's opinions they
are to be collected from the extracts w.
give below.
EItfdct from Gen. Jackson's FIRST Mcssag.
to Congress.
III such an institution is deemed es.
sennal TO the fiscal operations of the
Government, | submit, TO the wisdom
OF the legislature whether NATION.
AL ONE, founded upon the credit OF
The Government and its revenues. might
not be devised which would avoid all
constitutional difficulties, and at the
same time secure all the advantages to
Inc Government AND THE COUNTRY that
are expected TO result from the presen.
Bank"
Extract from Gen. Jcksoa's second annual
Message
'ln the spirit Of improvement and
compromise which distinguishes our
country and its institutions. il becomes
us to enquire whether i, be no, possible
TO secure the advantages afforded by
the present Bank, THROUGH THE AGEN-
cY OF A BANK OF THE UNITED
STATES, so modified in its principles
! and structure as TO obvia,e constitution.
al and other objections. 1t is .louchl
practicable TO organize such Bank,
with the necessary officers, as branch
OF The Treasury department, based on
the public and individual deposi,es. !"
DC. ''ln time Of public emergency,
the capacities of such an institution
nigh, be enlarged by legislative provis-
ions"
Extract from Gen. JacIson's third annual
message.
'Entertaining the opinions heretofore
expressed ~ RELATION TO
TIE BANK or TIE UNITED
ST.77'ES rs .ATPRESEN7' OR.
GaNiZED Eel, il my duty in my
former message frankly TO disclose
them in order that the attention OF the
Legislature and the people should be
scasonably directed 10 ;ha, important
subject. Wiihor. more particular
reference 10 the views Of the subject
then expressed, | leave ii for the pres
ent TO the investigation of an enllghten-
ed people and their Representatives."
Extract from Gen. J4c.son's Ito Message
"7hm a Bank ofMe United Stairs.
competent 10 ell The duties Udich may
be required by The government, might
be SO organised as nal 10 infringe on
oar o,cn delegated powers or tie re-
serred rights Of tie Niatcs | do moi
entertain doujt-Ead The Frecufire
been called upon TO furnish TIE pro-
iect of such an Institution, the duty,
woula hare been cheeriuliy perform
ell.
These extracts are plain and lntelli
.ible TO everv man-ihey show that
Sen. Jackson did not object 10 a Va
ftona Bank. ba, the Bank CT the Uni,-
eli States. IS i.s.. ~ .'s---i ssasn,
he second paragraph. Of tic VETO mes
sage, ,os..a;..5 :;.a7e -.-co--:...-;
If Bank Of The United States, IS III
a,any respects, conrenient for The
Government and nsefd TO the pee
3le."
Thomas H. Benton supported Hen
" Clay, Bank man, for the presi-
lency in 1921; Martin Van Buren,, was
lie unyielding supporter OF William IL. {
another Bank man. Yes
Benton and Van Buren,, both supported
candidates in 1924, who
were for Bank. IL preference 10 Al :.
lrew Jackson in preference - tao +.
who killed The monster. low il -, /
o be accounted forl Can the hsa,icrn
democracy explain Il. We slei.' :,
bring further proof to show that the To-
% focos have changed. on VIC nave
already enough. enough > wairan, i
IN christening thsri liz ftogressire
A pRErrr CclrL1alST AL t."
said he Majesty, the other I "ds
vou ever .ecali our .,slt la ar 20 1
rreper,, with rlea-ure course I
nv love. " led hts Royal il,ghaess.
.,lnr | can nevp. tlt1h rf 'rrtpnft with \
~. t'.H,kiog Of tts.'' a5ndnr SIR. !
A Frencl,,aan ussla NJ faks slss' /
.ese ssfv eas'it III > -. lie fsiss /
20. pronounce l. i. ig-a rl'a'ea !
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