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When the time came to renew the Bank's charter (because the current one did not expire until 1836), Jackson was sick in bed and vetoed the bill. In bed, Jackson even said to his friend Martin Van Buren, (who was vice president at the time, and will be the next president, #8.) "The bank, Mr. Van Buren, is trying to kill me. But I will kill it!" Jackson was clearly against the bank due to his "poor" uprising unlike the other presidents.

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15y ago

I am not sure that I understand you question, but after Jackson got Congress to

refuse to re-charter the Bank of the US, in which all federal fund were deposited,

he ordered the removal of these funds into the various state banks that would accept

them.

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He urged Congress to abolish it by refusing to renew its charter.

After they did that, instead of waiting for the charter to expire, he

ordered the removal of federal funds from the bank,.

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Jackson took away it's federal charter although it would continue to be a state bank.

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Andrew Jackson did not think that a federal bank was constitutionally. He feared that it would concentrate too much economic power in one place.

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hah he didn't.

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