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siIi.se e...svii, Eessess tl.e fesss-saf i1sF- CT for the prevention of abuse. Ii is not intended 10 assert that the Bai.k of the United States, as at pre- sent organised, is perfect, or that the essentiai objects of such an institution might De attained b. means of an en. sirsl, nen one nrgss,siz..d nnon propel principles, and ~ltii salutar1 limitations ii must be admitted, however, that t.tie good management of The present bank the accommodation II iias given the Gevernme and tho practical benefit. 1t iias rendered the community whether Il may or may IsoI have ac- eonPlished all that was expected from iit-and tie advantages of sts present condition. are circumstances in is iaysr, entitled 10 great weight. and give it strong claims upon tiie consideration of Congress, in any future legislation upon the subject.

 To these nav be added inc know ledge the present Bank has acquired Of the business and ua;,ts of tl.e various sortlensofshis e1tensige country. which, being the result oi time and experience, is sa advantage Il must necessarily pos sess over aHy new Institution.

 l. is to be observed, moreover, that the facilities oi capital actually afford ed bs the presentinstiintion to the agrl- cultural. commercial and manufacturing industry oi all parts Of the Union could not be withdrawn even by transferring them to another institution, without q severe shock to eaci. of t.ose interests and to the relatieas Of society general ly.

 To similar considerations. it may be presusied i, to be traced the uniform policy ol ths several States Of the Un- ion, sf reehartering their local institu- lisns, with sucn notifications as expe- fiefce r.ay have dictated, in preference to creating new ones.

 ssllauId any objection he felt CT enter tssined on the score ot monopoly, 1t might he ohyIaled by placing. through the meano of a sufficient premium, the present institution, upon the footing of a new one, aed guarding its future opera lions by such judcious checks and limit atioss as experience may have shown to De necessary.

 These considerations, and others which will be advefted toina subsequent paFt of this report-the experience Of ll'e Department in tic trying periods 0i lts history, and fhe convictions of his "sJudgment. concurang with those of the eminent men who have preceded tle undersigned in its administration induce him 10 recommend the expedi- ency Of re-ehartering the present Bank at the proper time, and with such moiii- scations, as, without impairing its use. fulness 10 the Government and the com munity, may be calculated to recom- mend t to the approbaton Of the Exec utive, and--what is vitally important to the confidence of the people,