With this view, and for the reasons which have been stated, I do hereby solemnly protest against the aforementioned proc...
Bound to the performance of this duty by the oath I have taken, by the strongest obligations of gratitude to the America...
The act thus condemned necessarily implies volition and design in the individual to whom it is imputed, and, being unlaw...
To the Senate and House of Representatives: I transmit for the consideration of Congress a report from the Secretary of ...
Transmitting correspondence and papers relating to the claim of Don Juan Madrazp, a Spanish subject, for losses occasion...
If they failed to give the required information or to take proper measures to obtain it, they would be removed by the Ex...
If it shall be determined by the Senate that all channels of information in relation to the corrupt proceedings of this ...
But the bank is believed to be now striving to obtain for itself the government of the country, and is seeking by new an...
The truth of the facts stated in these reports is not, I presume, questioned by anyone.
I can never suffer anyone to hold office under me who would connive at corruption or who should fail to give the alarm w...
The necessary consequence will be that the bank will hereafter be without Government directors, and the people of the Un...
Every one of them, whether elected by the stockholders or appointed by the Government, who had knowledge of the facts an...
In the present state of things, therefore, the corporation will be enabled effectually to accomplish the object it has b...
They prove that enormous sums were secretly lavished in a manner and for purposes that can not be justified, and that th...
As the President is not responsible to them for the reasons which induce him to make a nomination, so they are not respo...
In the mode of obtaining the information, therefore, and in their efforts to put an end to the abuses disclosed, as well...
Nevertheless, the attitude in which certain vital interests of the country are placed by the rejection of the gentlemen ...
It is too obvious to be doubted that the misconduct of the corporation would never have been brought to light by the aid...
