It denounced the practice of allowing national banks to issue notes intended to circulate as money on the ground that it was " in derogation of the Constitution, " recalling Jackson's famous attack on the Bank in 1832.

它谴责允许国家行发行旨在作为货币流通的票据的做法，理由是它“有法”，回顾克逊在 1832 行的著名攻击。

The Senate, stung by this charge, solemnly resolved that Jackson had " assumed upon himself authority and power not conferred by the Constitution and laws, but in derogation of both." The effects of the destruction of the bank were widespread.

被这一指控刺痛的参议院庄严地认定克逊“行使了法和法律未赋予的权力和权力， 但两者均有所减。 ” 行被毁的影响是广泛的。