Remarks of Mr. Webster on the Removal of the Deposites and on the Subject of a National Bank: Delivered in the Senate of the United States, January, 1

In this Senate speech from January 1834, Mr. Webster addresses the contentious issue of the removal of federal deposits and the implications for a national bank. He articulates concerns about the financial stability and governance of the nation, emphasizing the importance of a centralized banking system for economic growth and public trust. Webster's remarks reflect the political climate of the time, highlighting tensions between state and federal authority as well as differing economic philosophies.