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The Great Regulator In 1911 Henry Clay
made one of the most powerful arguments against
a National Bank that perhaps ever was made in
Congress against that Institution. Afterwards he
was chosen as bank attorney, and received seven
teen thousand dollars for his services Strange to
say, the Bank at once became constitutional and
expedient with Mr. Clay, and has remained so ever
since. The Baltimore Republican gives this as
way to make national Bank constitutional
Truly, that institution proved great "regula1or''
in Mr.. Clay's case.