Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Speech of James Clarke, Esq. Of Indiana, Delivered in the Convention, to Amend the Constitution of Pennsylvania, on the First of December, 1837: In Support of an Amendment to Prohibit Banks From Issuing Notes of a Less Denomination Than Ten Dollars, for the Present, and Less Than Twenty Dollars, From and After the Year 1842
If the charter be gianted, it is equally true, though it may not be so readily perceived, that the people, the whole people are divested of their rights to the extent of the favor or: privi lege included' In the grant Such chari ters are thereibre fraudulent and unjust. 'another objection to corporations for money making purposes, is, that they are monopohes, such as the corrupt monarchs of the old world have been in?
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