Meeting of citizens of Jacksonville, IL, Against the US Bank

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1834 -  Citizens of Jacksonville, IL say, "Resolved: That the Bank of the United States ought not to be rechartered, and the public deposits ought not to be restored." But asking for flexibility on timing, they add "inasmuch as the charter has yet two years to run before it expires, the directors have two years allowed them after the termination of the charter to call in its notes and wind up its concerns."
Two pages - introductory page attached here.
The document in good condition.  Disbound, removed from 6x9" bound volume, edge wear as shown.
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