'In 1832 Daniel Webster said his veto of the Bank Bill "manifestly seeks to influence the poor against the rich"'
Andrew Jackson
HAIL TO THE CHIEF: In 1832 Daniel Webster said his veto of the Bank Bill manifestly seeks to influence the poor against the rich
In 1832 Daniel Webster said his veto of the Bank Bill "manifestly seeks to influence the poor against the rich"
In 1832 Daniel Webster said his veto of the Bank Bill "manifestly seeks to influence the poor against the rich"
HAIL TO THE CHIEF
Andrew Jackson
HAIL TO THE CHIEF