Strict Interpretation of the Constitution in the Early National Period

During the Early National Period of the United States, several foundational events and policies shaped the new nation's political landscape. Among these, the establishment of a national bank was crucial for creating a unified economic system. This move faced significant opposition. One major argument against the bank was based on the interpretation of the Constitution. Which of the following individuals is most strongly associated with the strict interpretation of the Constitution, arguing that the establishment of a national bank was unconstitutional?