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Madison rejects a Bank of the United States in Congress notes
The Madison speech opposes a national bank, arguing the Constitution grants no such power. It reviews constitutional limits, proper and necessary means, and the danger of implied powers, urging Congress to suspend the measure and protect state rights and future governance. Includes references to votes, ratifications, and contemporary debates.
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Secretary of the Treasury corrects clerical error
The Globe reports on Secretary of the Treasury Ewing admitting a clerical error in the annual report. He explains a misstatement tied to Bank of the United States payments and a missed entry in March 1841. The corrected March receipts total 1 709 152 48 dollars, replacing the earlier figure of 1 090 000.
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