Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-17
From the Ohio Statesman.
Observation-Disclosures.
HAwKk EYE.-No. 8.


cannot lie, or misrepresent.
journal Of the Senate 1885. PAGE,
S54.
An act TO prohibit the establishment
within this State Of any branch, Office, OF
agency, Of the Bank Of The United States,
az recently chartered by tie Legislature
y The commonwealth cf Pennsylvania
and TO prohibit also the passage or circus
lation within this Stale Of the bills, notess
or any other obligation Of any other de-
nomination purpor,ing 10 be money, and
to be issued by said Bank. OF any branch,
office, or agency thereof, and for othef
purposes; was read third time.
he question being on the final pas
sage Of the bill, Mr.. Kendall called for
The yeas and nays. and they were orders
ed; when the question was taken and car
ricd- Yeas 90, Nays IS, as follows:
Those who voted III the affirmative, ,were
Mcssrs. Blake, Grouse, Hopkins, Hunt,
Lidey, Medary, Mclaughlin, M'Mechan,
Patterson, Price, Raverscroft, Scott. Sharp,
Shepler, SpangIer, Taylor, Thompson,
Vincent, WelIhouse ard Speaker-20.
Those who vo,ed in the negative, we're
Messrs. Allen, Cox, Donally, Flo
renee. Granger, Houston, Howard, James,
Kendall, King, KIRBY. Morse, Newell,
Steele and Wadsworih-15
DEMOCRATS IN the affirmative 90
" in the negative o
PEDERALIsTs in tie affirmative o
- in the negative IS
Every Democratic Senator voted for
The bill. and every Federal Senator a.
gairst It. Here we fad ,ha, the Feder-
alists not content with The numerous
Banks incorporated by this State, were id
favsr of permitting an institution incora
Porated by sister State 10 establish
b. ranches in Ohio. At the time this bill
passed, the Federalsts. in different secs
tlons Of the State, were busily engaged in
procuring signatures TO petitions praying
Nick Biddle TO establish branches of his
mammoth, AS Incorporated by the Pennsyl.
vania Legislature in the State of Chic.
10 put stop to this proceeding, The
Legislature of this State very wisely pass.
ed bill prohibiting the establishment Of
F" any branch. office, or agency" of said
Bank. Time has proven that the Legis-
lature acted wisely in passin. the prohib.
ltory bill. The Bank is now prostIate.
and the people of Pennsylvania are suf-
fering almost beyond endurance under the
effects produced b. its inprddent aud recx-
less conduct. Let the people often look
at the yeas and nays on The fina passage
of the prohibitory bill.
Now let US refer to the vote in thH
House Of Representatives upon the pro-
hibtory bill.
Page 80. House Of Representatives.
The bill Of the Senate in relation to
the Bank OF the United States, and lis
branches and agencies, was read the
third time and passed, yeas 3s, nays 25."
DEMOCRATS in the affirmative 3s
'' in the negative 2
FEDERALIsTs in the affirmative O
g. in the negative %
Here as in the Senate, we find every
Federal member vsting asuins. the bill.
Senate Journal Page 942.
The question was taken on the final
passage of the bill TO PROHIBIT
THE CIRCULATION OF SMALL
BILLS Shin Plasters.
The question then turned on the final
of the Blk.
Upon which Mr.. Taylor called for the
yeas and nays; they were ordered; when
The question was taken and carried-Yeas
20-Nays-15 as follows:
Those who voted in the affirmative,
we're
Messrs. Blake, Grouse, Hopkins, Hunt;
Lidey, Medary. M'Laughlin, Meme
,han. Patterson, Price, Rayenscroft, ,Sco,h
sharp, Shepler. Spang'er, TAYLOR. Tbomp-
ou, Vincent, Wellhouse, and Speaker
20.
Those who voted in the negative. wers
Messrs! Allen. Cox, Donally, Florence,
Granger, Houston, Howard. James, Ken.
|alI, King. Kirby, Morse, Newell. Steele,
nd Wadsworth- Is.
DEMOCRATS in the affirmative 90
" in the negative, d
in the affirmative o
= In the negative Is
Every Democrat in the Senate voted
Or the bill and every Federalists AGAINST
T.
Page 7ll'ls-House Of Representa-
YES.
The bill $50 prohibit the circulation OF
mall 5iiis," was read the third time. The
uestioa was on its faal passage. Yeas
s, Nays %.
in the affirmative 58
in the negative 6
in tle affirmative