Even so, in the fall of 1831 he warned its president, Nicholas Biddle, not to apply for recharter, correctly predicting that Jackson would see the bill as a challenge to his leadership and veto it.
He warned its president not to apply for recharter, correctly predicting that Jackson would see the bill as a challenge to his leadership and veto it. This was in the fall of 1831. This was even so. Nicholas Biddle was its president.