President's Protest Against Senate Censure
A protest corresponding to President Andrew Jackson’s view is presented to the Senate on April 17 1834. It argues that the Senate’s censure for alleged usurpation in public revenue matters was unconstitutional and improperly conducted, lacking due process, trial forms, and proper impeaching procedures.
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