...stock, unimpaired; but without the power of transmitting the privilege in question to foreign alienees. It is to be considered that such a bank is not a mere matter of private l •••.•>•• perty, but a political machine of the greatest importance to the State. sj There...

...stock, unimpaired; but without the power of transmitting the privilege in question to foreign alienees. It is to be considered that such a bank is not a mere...magnitude enough to claim a preliminary discussion. These \vill be seen in the plan which will be submitted in the sequel. If the objections which have been...

...foreign alienees. I( is to be considered that such a bnnk is not a mere matter of private proof rty, but a political machine of the greatest importance...inconsiderable moment, which appear desirable, but which «re not of magnitude enough- to claim a preliminary discussion. These will be seen in the plan which...

...proposition for creating the institution, he boldly avows its pel itical character. These are his words: " Such a bank is not a mere matter of private property, but a POLITICAL MACHINE of the highest importance to the State." Created then fjr a political machine; it immediately entered upon...

...approbation; expressly setting forth, however, in a leading and emphatic sentence of this Report, that " it is to be considered that such a bank is not a mere...machine of the greatest importance to the state." Such a political machine was not only no part of the Government recognized by the Constitution, but...

...approbation; expressly setting forth, however, in a leading and emphatic sentence of this Report, that " it is to be considered that such a bank is not a mere...machine of the greatest importance to the state." Such a political machine was not only no part of the Government recognized by the Constitution, but...

...Hamilton, the great originator of sdch a bank, told the honest truth as to what it was intended to be: "It is to be considered that such a bank is not a mere matter of private property, bot a political machine of the greatest importance to the State." Congress has no power to raise money...

...H.-.milton, the great originator of such a bank, told the honest truth as to what it was intended to be: "It is to be considered that such a bank is not a mere matter of private properly, but a political machine of the greatest importance to the State." Congress has no power to...

...Hamilton, the great originator of such a bank, told the honest truth, as to what it was intended to be: "It is to be considered that such a bank is not a...machine, of the greatest importance to the State." Congress has no power to raise money to invest in a bank, any more than in a whaling voyage, or any...

...These governmental advantages were, doubtless, foremost in Hamilton's mind. A national bank to him was not " a mere matter of private property, but a political machine of the greatest importance to the state. ' ' Thus conceived as a political machine, the Bank of the United States never threw off entirely its...