How did Clay and Webster fight against Jackson’s dislike for the bank?

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kkurt [141]3 years ago

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Jackson's opponents planned to use the bank to defeat him in the 1832 presidential campaign. Senators Henry Clay and Daniel Webster were friends of Biddle. ... They thought that if Jackson tried to veto, or reject, the renewal of the charter, he would lose support.

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