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...United Stales until Ihe end nf its existence, or be withdrawn some time before, the president has fell himself bound to examine the question carefully and...heretofore mentioned, are of themselves amply sufficient lo justify the removal of the depositea without reference to the conduct of the bank, or their safety...

...filter for the east, than for any country claiming to he governed by laws. The president declares that, "in his opinion, the near approach of the termination...themselves amply sufficient to justify the removal of the deposites, without reference to the conduct of the It.ink, or thetr.safety in its keeping." The only...

...of the legislative power, whether the public deposits shall remain in the bank of the United States until the end of its existence, or be withdrawn some time before, the President felt himself bound to examine the question carefully and deliberately, in order to make up his judgment...