The Correspondence of Nicholas Biddle Dealing With National Affairs 1807 1844
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As respects the Bank, it has gained I o 8 Correspondence of Nicholas Biddk friends by the reports in Congress & by the general discussion of its affairs throughout the Country, so that at present I consider the Bank decidedly popular with the great mass of the Community. As a proof of it we have now before us no less than ten applications for branches — one in New York, one in Ohio, one in Virginia, two in South Carolina, one in Florida, one in Indiana, & I believe that there is a decided major...ity in both houses of Congress favorable to it.
Under these circumstances the opposition to the President will naturally endeavor to turn the Bank question against him — to represent him & his friends as unfriendly to sound currency.
In this the Bank will give of course no assistance. It means to be as it has been perfectly neutral & unpartial — minding its own business & not medling with other people's & no- thing shall force it or seduce it from its strict line of duty.
But it is worthy of great consideration for Genl : Jackson & his friends whether it would not be right for them to remove the impression of his & their hostility to the Bank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As respects the Bank, it has gained I o 8 Correspondence of Nicholas Biddk friends by the reports in Congress & by the general discussion of its affairs throughout the Country, so that at present I consider the Bank decidedly popular with the great mass of the Community. As a proof of it we have now before us no less than ten applications for branches — one in New York, one in Ohio, one in Virginia, two in South Carolina, one in Florida, one in Indiana, & I believe that there is a decided major...ity in both houses of Congress favorable to it.
Under these circumstances the opposition to the President will naturally endeavor to turn the Bank question against him — to represent him & his friends as unfriendly to sound currency.
In this the Bank will give of course no assistance. It means to be as it has been perfectly neutral & unpartial — minding its own business & not medling with other people's & no- thing shall force it or seduce it from its strict line of duty.
But it is worthy of great consideration for Genl : Jackson & his friends whether it would not be right for them to remove the impression of his & their hostility to the Bank.
What to read after The Correspondence of Nicholas Biddle Dealing With National Affairs 1807 1844?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholas Biddle to read onlineMoreLess
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