The original President of the new bank was Captain William Jones, who proved to do little to help the bank in its beginning. After him came Langdon Cheves, who saved the bank during a financial panic in 1819 but left the people in a state of depression, especially those in the "West where political repercussions reverberated for almost ten years (Remini, "Andrew Jackson and the Bank War," 28)...
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The third and final president of the bank was Nicholas Biddle. He would stay on and fight for the bank until its last days. Biddle served as a strong administrator for the bank and it enjoyed prosperity and financial strength under his direction. However, Andrew Jackson disagreed with the idea of a privately owned national bank and wanted to change or destroy it...
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Another Andrew Jackson He was so against African Americans, they denied anti-slavery pamphlets in the United States Postal Service. I think the reason that he liked slavery so much was because that his Uncle was a large slave owner and he found that they are very useful and could help make money a whole lot faster and cheaper then regular labor...	2 / 449
Andrew JAckson Jackson demanded all government deposits be removed from the bank. He had to fire two secretaries of the treasury, until he had one that would do the job...	2 / 354
Andrew Jackson He stood by his slogan “Let the people rule.” (Estrin, 1968) The democratic philosophy of Jackson is known as Jacksonian democracy. He was responsible for many democratic advances and truly encouraged it’s growth...	3 / 785
Andrew Jackson The people claimed him as one of their own. Once in office, Jackson introduced the Spoils System and vetoed the re-charter of the National Bank. Under the Spoils System, Jackson rewarded his friends with government jobs...	2 / 456