Senator Benton :  Thirty Years' View Removal of the Creek Indians from Georgia Bank of the United States—Non-renewal of Charter — the speech Bank of the United States—Illegal and Vicious Currency — errors of Tocqueville Removal of Deposits from the Bank The Gold Currency Attempted Investigation of the Bank Transmigration of the Bank of the United States Debate Between Mr. Clay and Mr. Calhoun Debate Between Mr. Clay and Mr. Calhoun, Rejoinders Independent Treasury Last Notice of the Bank of the United States Disunion, secession

Senator Calhoun : Calhoun 1834 January 13 — State rights no more Calhoun 1834 March 21 Calhoun 1837 September 18, Treasury Notes Calhoun 1837 October 03 Calhoun 1838 March 10, Reply to Senator Clay Calhoun 1838 March 22, Reply to Webster The Edgefield letter

Senator Webster : Webster 1837 September 28, The Currency Webster 1838 March 22, Reply to Calhoun Daniel Webster was in the pay of the Bank of the United States: "I believe my retainer has not been renewed or refreshed as usual. If it be wished that my relation to the Bank should be continued, it may be as well to send me the usual retainers." --Daniel Webster to Nicholas Biddle, December 21, 1833