Remarks of Mr Simmons of Rhode Island
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I may here be permitted to review the legislation in opposition to this power which the honorable Senator has arrayed with great skill, and has asserted with confidence, to be equal to all that is enrolled in support of it, some of which I have referred to. This legisla- tion consists of two acts, proposed for the renew- al of the charters of the two Banks. As these two propositions never became laws, the honorable Senator will admit, that they never had any au- thority, for any other purpose, ...whatever of strength they may give to his argument. But I admit that some inferences may be drawn from the failure of the two bills, which were proposed to recharter the Banks : the facts are, that the first failed by the casting vote, of the President of the Senate ; the second passed both Houses of Congress, by very strong majorities. It will be recollected that it is his display of legislative authority, or force, upon this question which I am examining. The result is, that upon the question of rechartering the Banks (and no other adverse legislation is pretended to exist) the authority is balanced.
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I may here be permitted to review the legislation in opposition to this power which the honorable Senator has arrayed with great skill, and has asserted with confidence, to be equal to all that is enrolled in support of it, some of which I have referred to. This legisla- tion consists of two acts, proposed for the renew- al of the charters of the two Banks. As these two propositions never became laws, the honorable Senator will admit, that they never had any au- thority, for any other purpose, ...whatever of strength they may give to his argument. But I admit that some inferences may be drawn from the failure of the two bills, which were proposed to recharter the Banks : the facts are, that the first failed by the casting vote, of the President of the Senate ; the second passed both Houses of Congress, by very strong majorities. It will be recollected that it is his display of legislative authority, or force, upon this question which I am examining. The result is, that upon the question of rechartering the Banks (and no other adverse legislation is pretended to exist) the authority is balanced.
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