Speech of Mr. Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, on the Resolution of Col. Benton, to Expunge From the Journal of the Senate, the Resolution of the Twenty-eig (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149840658)

This is a reproduction of "Speech of Mr. Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, on the Resolution of Col. Benton, to Expunge From the Journal of the Senate, the Resolution of the Twenty-eight of March, 1834," delivered by James Buchanan. The speech addresses the controversial proposal to remove from the Senate record the censure of President Andrew Jackson related to the Bank of the United States. Buchanan's address provides insights into the political debates and constitutional interpretations of the era. This historical document offers valuable primary source material for understanding the Jacksonian era, the powers of the executive branch, and the dynamics of legislative action in the 19th-century United States.

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