Bank power clash spurs veto speech in 1841 era
President Gi ll named objects to a bill to create a United States Bank a nd to establish discount offices in states. He argues Congress lacks constitutional authority to impose such a bank or to force state assent by implied approval and warns of risks to state sovereignty and national credit. He cites currency, commerce, and historical bank operations to reject the measure.
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