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... subtreasury After President Andrew Jackson vetoed (July 10, 1832) the bill to recharter the Second Bank of the United States , the deposits were removed and placed in state banks that came to be called Jackson's "pets." This process was accomplished by the President only with great difficulty, for there was grave doubt as to its constitutionality (see McLane, Louis ; Duane, William John ; Taney, Roger Brooke ).
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