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Mr Madison's Speech in 1791 against the consti- nationality and expediency of the United States Bank, thus concludes:-

 "It Itappeared on the whole, he concluded, that the power exercised by the bill was

 Condemned by the silence of the Constitution.

 Condemned by the rule of interpretation arising out of the Constitution.

 Condemned by its tendency to destroy the main characteristic of the Constitution.

 Condemned by the expostions of the friends of the Constitution, whilst depending before the publc- Condemned by the apparent intention of the par ties which ratified the Constitution.

 Condemned by the explanatory amendments pro- posed by Congress themselves to the Constitution. And he hoped ii would receive its final condemna- tion, by the vote of the House.