[857] Niles, xvi, 65.
[858] Ib. 97. For instance, the Natchez Press, in announcing its intention to print Marshall's whole opinion, says that, if his doctrine prevails, "the independence of the individual states ... is obliterated at one fell sweep." No country can remain free "that tolerates incorporated banks, in any guise." (Ib. 210.)
[859] Ib. 103.
[860] Ib. 104.
[861] Niles, xvi, 105.
[862] Niles's attack on Marshall's opinion in M'Culloch vs. Maryland ran through three numbers. (See ib. 41-44; 103-05; 145-47.)
[863] See supra, 161-67.
[864] Marshall to Story, March 24, 1819, Proceedings, Mass, Hist. Soc. 2d Series, xiv, 324.
[865] See supra, 146.
[866] Enquirer, March 30, 1819, as quoted in Branch Hist. Papers, June, 1905, 52-53.