Mr. Buchanan's answer to the misrepresentations of Mr. Davis's speech; : vindicating himself and the Democratic Party from the unfounded aspersion of designing to destroy the banks and reduce the wages of labor and the value of property ; <Delivered in the Senate, Friday, March 6, 1840>

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