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XLVI. Birthday of Mr. Jefferson, and the Doctrine of Nullification 148 XLVII. Regulation of Commerce 149 XLVIII. Alum Salt—The Abolition of the Duty upon it, and Repeal of the Fishing Bounty and Allowances Founded on It 154 XLIX. Bank of the United States 158 L. Removals from Office 159 LI. Indian Sovereignties within the States 163 LII. Veto on the Maysville Road Bill 167 LIII. Rupture between President Jackson and Vice-President Calhoun 167 LIV. Breaking up of the Cabinet, and Appointment of another 180 LV. Military Academy 182 LVI. Bank of the United States—Non-renewal of Charter 187 LVII. Error of De Tocqueville, in relation to the House of Representatives 205 LVIII. The Twenty-second Congress 208 LIX. Rejection of Mr. Van Buren, Minister to England 214 LX. Bank of the United States—Illegal, and Vicious Currency 220 LXI. Error of Mons. de Tocqueville, in relation to the Bank of the United States, the President, and the People 224 LXII. Expenses of the Government 229 LXIII. Bank of the United States—Recharter—Commencement of the Proceedings 232 LXIV. Bank of the United States—Committee of Investigation Ordered 235 LXV. The Three per Cent. Debt, and Loss in not Paying it when the Rate was Low, and the Money in the Bank of the United States without Interest 242 LXVI. Bank of the United States—Bill for the Recharter Reported in the Senate, and Passed that Body 243 LXVII. Bank of the United States—Bill for the Renewed Charter Passed in the House of Representatives 250 LXVIII. The Veto 251 LXXIX. The Protective System 265 LXX. Public Lands—Distribution to the States 275 LXXI. Settlement of French and Spanish Land Claims 279 LXXII. "Effects of the Veto" 280 LXXIII. Presidential Election of 1832 public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@44851@[email protected]#Page_282"