The Correspondence of Nicholas Biddle
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2 A Whig member later voted against the passage of the bill. A defense of his position is given in the Pennsylvanian, February 26, 1836.
* Representatives from the County of Philadelphia in the Senate.
From Samuel R. Wood 265 JOHN McKiM JR. TO BIDDLE Baltimore Feby 6 th 1836 Dear Sir As I wrote to you on the 3 d In st . That a favourable Charter for the Bank of the United States could be obtained in this State, I have since Indeavoured to find out what could be done at Annapolis, as our Legisla...ture our much in favour of the Bank of the United States and the following is the Result of my Enquire A Charter could it is Believed be obtained on the following terms, I st Individual Stock to the Am 1, of 28 Millions 2 d A State Subscription for 7 Millions, Payable in 5 pr c* State Stock, Redeemable at the time of the Expiration of the Charter.
3 d . The Charter to continue for 30 years 4 th . The Company to have Liberty, to Establish Branches or Agencies, in A State or Territory of the United States, Who Will give Liberty to them to do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 A Whig member later voted against the passage of the bill. A defense of his position is given in the Pennsylvanian, February 26, 1836.
* Representatives from the County of Philadelphia in the Senate.
From Samuel R. Wood 265 JOHN McKiM JR. TO BIDDLE Baltimore Feby 6 th 1836 Dear Sir As I wrote to you on the 3 d In st . That a favourable Charter for the Bank of the United States could be obtained in this State, I have since Indeavoured to find out what could be done at Annapolis, as our Legisla...ture our much in favour of the Bank of the United States and the following is the Result of my Enquire A Charter could it is Believed be obtained on the following terms, I st Individual Stock to the Am 1, of 28 Millions 2 d A State Subscription for 7 Millions, Payable in 5 pr c* State Stock, Redeemable at the time of the Expiration of the Charter.
3 d . The Charter to continue for 30 years 4 th . The Company to have Liberty, to Establish Branches or Agencies, in A State or Territory of the United States, Who Will give Liberty to them to do so.
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