...North America; and assigned, as a reason for the act, " that the United States in congress assembled, from a conviction of the support which the finances of the United States would receive from the establishment of a national bank, passed an ordinance to incorporate the subscribers for this...

...the utility and necessity of a national bank. " Whereas Congress, on the 26th day of May last, did, from a conviction of the support which the finances of the United States would receive from the establishment of a national bank, approve a plan for such an institution, submitted to their...

...Mr. Morris, then superintendent of the finances, and, on the 31st of December, of the same year, '.' from a conviction of the support which the finances of the United States would receive from the establishment of a national bank," passed an ordinance, incorporating such an institution,...

...superintendent of the finances, and, on the 31st of December, of the same year, " from a convic tion of the support which the finances of the United States would receive from the establishment of a national bank," passed an ordinance, incorporat ing such an institution,...

...the first United States Bank) was chartered, by an ordinance of Congress, on the 31st of December, 1781, " from a conviction of the support which the finances of the United States would receive from the establishment of a ' NATIONAL BANK.' " See Ordinance, 1st rol. o/l/ie Laws, p. 672. Branch...

...the utility and necessity of a National Bank. "Whereas Congress, on the 26th day of May last, did, from a conviction of the support which the finances of the United States would receive from the establishment of a National Bank, approve a plan for such an institution submitted to their...

...the utility and necessity of a National Bank. "Whereas Congress, on the 26lh day of May last, did. from a conviction of the support which the finances of the United Slates would receive from the establishment of a National Bank, approve a plan for such an institution...

...previous May, by that eminent financier, Robert Morris; from a conviction (after careful examination) of the support which the finances of the United States would receive from the establishment of a National Bank. This institution, the first chartered since the nation declared...

...power and had acted, being "convinced," as the Preamble to the Ordinance of Incorporation declared, "of the support which the finances of The United States would receive from the establishment of a national bank." Wilson met the situation without evasion. He conceded that...

...the words following vizt. " Whereas congress on the twenty sixth day of May last did from a Preamble, "conviction of the 'support which the finances of the United States " would receive from the establishment of a national bank, approve a " plan for such an institution submitted to their...