Biographical Story of the Constitution a Study of the Growth of the American Un
Biographical Story of the Constitution a Study of the Growth of the American Un
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Q. Adams had joined the Democratic-Republicans, but the anti-Jackson men, the men whom Clay led, and the Adams administration stood for the same gen- eral principles and policies that had characterized Hamilton. Jackson's fiercest fight was against the Bank of the United States; not the original bank whose legality Hamilton had so warmly defended and Jefferson as warmly attacked, but another on the same plan that the Democratic-Republicans had been forced to charter in 1816. Jackson's second ad...mini- Andrew Jackson 161 stration became on the surface almost a fight between the classes, a fight between the rich and the poor. Certain it is that the body of the people was made to feel that it was a death struggle with the money- power which had not yet acquired the title of Wall Street; that unless " Nick" Biddle and his infamous institution were destroyed, the national life would be corrupted beyond hope and republican government would disappear, a prey to plutocracy. Against this dreadful calamity it was every plain man's duty to take his stand behind the banner of General Jackson.
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Q. Adams had joined the Democratic-Republicans, but the anti-Jackson men, the men whom Clay led, and the Adams administration stood for the same gen- eral principles and policies that had characterized Hamilton. Jackson's fiercest fight was against the Bank of the United States; not the original bank whose legality Hamilton had so warmly defended and Jefferson as warmly attacked, but another on the same plan that the Democratic-Republicans had been forced to charter in 1816. Jackson's second ad...mini- Andrew Jackson 161 stration became on the surface almost a fight between the classes, a fight between the rich and the poor. Certain it is that the body of the people was made to feel that it was a death struggle with the money- power which had not yet acquired the title of Wall Street; that unless " Nick" Biddle and his infamous institution were destroyed, the national life would be corrupted beyond hope and republican government would disappear, a prey to plutocracy. Against this dreadful calamity it was every plain man's duty to take his stand behind the banner of General Jackson.
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