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...,.,,ent Of the bill lost, 20 10 "a; M DAL-
.s rctias agninst II
25 70 90; sir. DALLAS roting for IT.


fuas II. 1s32-Bank bill finally passed, 20 10
10. M. DALLAS rotiug for it, NaYs-Benton,
ri sibb -" Brown, Dickerssn. Dudley, Ellis, FORSYTH,
Cirundy, Kane, Hayne, Hill, King, Mangunn; naI-
cy. Miller aIoore, Taze~ell. Troup, TyieT " iiie.


Juiy 10, l632-AspREw Jackson retoed ine
Bank Of the United States az nHc0rstisitI"Rdt ana
inezpeGient.


Ika aszl day the veto was considered IN Inc sen
ate, s:r WEBSTER commencing the deoete, sustain
ing III. Bank bill, and opposing the views OF the
prssjdso,. Speaking OF the MESSAGE, he said-H II
.,an,onIy attacks whole classes OF people ios me
onrnosa Of turning against them The preUdices OF
aher classes II find. topic too exciting FOR use
40 oassion too inaamnable or its address and soii-
CITATION"


Juty I3, ls32.-sIr. BEyroy spoke in iavor Of the
Veto. and vote was taken on the passage oi the
Bank charter in spise Of he Seto, and Mr.. DALLAS
r1tsd far Gs biR and against the VETO.
Juiy q. I232.-Towa meeting IN PhadeiphIa, al
ahic6 Ds:iEL GROVES wss President; CHARLES
). JACK, Esq. offered the following resolution;


R.so,,,d ha in the Veto Of President JAcHsoy ne hS'


wn az gst s2ss sas q be .f and Degaioa
Congress, both with regard TO the bank, The ann sio e
| JudiciarJ.


| DAslEI. w. COKE offered the following resolution,
| which was unanimously adopted:


B.,red Tha: ting thanks q tbs meeting axe due an1 gre
hsreby rendered 10 GEORGE NJ DALLAs snc LLiAS ~
xtxs for after iu d'cu9n and oeibeeton @ pen


sd on The Executive Veto 20 the b recfart'g te ba
| :on.Inued 10 vote fDr the passage OF the bill
| .Julv %, Io32.-Veto Meeting in Philadelphia
HpssY Hons, President; Mr.. DALLAS spoke. Or
motion Of Thomas Earle,


s,.o,,,d Tns, .his meeting fully sustain the Veto and tn
,eason by which ,uS2IHed the Presidents eIoeisn
Mes&aze. ,


JUN 7, 1S36-Mr. DALLAS wrote bis memorable
letter in which he said. Cf the CONSTITUTIONS
power OF the National Government 10 create BANK
did mol them nor do I now, entertain dou6G .
the ability OF Congress 10 create such Bank o.
would be safe machine OF finance and servicesbi'
gent in preserving sound currency, then nas
| as still an, conviscED."


| The end OF Chapter / -.