Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23
Yermons. ~. Js.s.l. Fed.

conner and Paris, Republicans.
Rhode Island. Mason, Fed. Il
Connecticut. Champion and 1foslB, :
Feds.
New York. Adgate, Bets, Comsto
-rocherd wine y lloanby, 1pyl
Throop, ot nsend, Nendovs Wakia
Yates, leans. rOsUeno Fed. a
New Jersey. Coadit, southara and
Ward, Reps.
Pennsylvania. Griffin, Ingham, Maclay
Eigsi. Eloss, ilson, eilsoas IL
pEbEicans.
Maryland. Rare, Fed. Pinckney,
WRIGHT, Smith, Reps.
Virginia. GhoIson, Hawes, Hunger
ford, gaclsobs Kerr cgsoYy Smith, Tuck.
sr, Reps. 9a Bf HlANgS1
North Carolina. Clark, Edwards, For
asy, KING, Love, y lflfee, Eickens, sll-
iiaiAs and Y ancey, R6ps. s19Hg9 asaii
e. South Carolina J Ohm C. CALHOUN |
John is tsshappell Benjamin Hunger; VIM
Low ~ DES, Henry MiddletoB, Thomas
Moore, John Taylor. and VIM Woodward
Reps. gtasssza,3 sl1 1851 h3a8 sf
g Georgia. ALFRED CUTHBERT, j.
FORSYTH, WIZ SON LII AiPKl1T, Tho
Taliairs and Richard Fl. WILDE, Re.
publicans. .eG
Ken.uekys Clark, Mckee, Sharpe, and
Taul, Republicans. .lT SO q
sia Tennessee Cannon, Henderson, and
Thomas, Republicans. '.sa f4a3aa7 ct
Ohio. Alexander, Clendenon, g. Creigh-
! ton. Reps. $50 s1s aH
Louisiana. Robinson, Rep.
50 Thusitwil be seen, that eftbose who
voted in favor of the Bank. 6a were RE-
lPUBLiCANS and but 10 Federalists /! !! !!
i A UeTyF Federal measuretFulyl I'll -
/ Having shown who supported the Bank
and what were their political characters,
we now proceed to show who were its op.
Iponelts.i
T The nays were as follows ~
il From New Hampshire. C.lley, Hale,
rose, or Daniel Webster, and W-tZcor
i Feds. .''s 4 ~
Vermont. Langdon, Lyon, Marsh and
4 Noyes, Feds.
Massachusetts. Pickering, Reed, Rug
i gles, Stearas, Strong, Tdggart and Ward
4 Rhode Island. Ross, Fed.
/ Competent. Davenport, Lap, Ptkiin
i Burgess and Ialmadge, Feds,
i New York. C1dy, Gold, Ktn', LoveH
4 Feds. rBirdsall, Root, Savage, and Ward,
| Reps, ~
i Pennsylvania. Burside, Crawford, Oar
Il lington, Hahn, Lyle, Wallace, and White
i sides, Reps. HOPkinson, Minor, John
Sargeqnt, Sn,ith, Feds.
il Delaware. Clayton and Cooper, Feds.
/ Maryland. Golds6orOEgh, Henson, and
| Herbert, Feds.
i New Jersey. Baker and Bennett, Re
7 publicanS. ...-5....
i. Virginia. Barbour, Bosset, Clopton,
4 9urwell, Goodwin. johnson, Newton, Re
] pubhcqns, Breckenridge, LelO's, Ran
! doEph, and Shelly, Feds. .a..4z..
North Carolina, cnPepper, Stanford
! and CASTOR, Feds! !,
: South Carolina. w. Mayrant, Rep.
r Georgia. Boiling, Hall, Rep.
Ell Kentucky. Desha, Hardin, Mclean
1 and Ornsby, Reps, 49, 4aa sa
Ohio. Caldwell and Mclean, Reps.
II Tennessee. Bount, Rep.
d Thus it viii be seen, that against Tho
Il bill were 40 Federalists-and % Repub
!, licans.
/: ruus TOO It will be seen that the Unlle,
: States Bank, the "Monster," was estab
: lished by the Republican party in opposi
n ttion to the Federal Party, and that eitbe
}. republican Georgia, or republican Vir
f ginia, or that most consistent, unvaryine
Interchangeable and republican State Of S
Caroline, could have defeated thai" uncon
stitutiotlal, inexpedient and high danger
e Gus" institution by merely voting agains
n We proceed to show the action of III,
e Senate upon the same question, distin
: gushing the Federalists by giving thei
i names IN Italics. 59a afeH sa-H 80 s7oE
n The yeas were %, and nays 10, on tht
v final passage Of the bill. ~ Z - 40
Y Barbour, Barry, Brown, Camp
J, bell, Chase, Condit, Dagger, Fronne ntin
9 Harder, Horsey, Howell, Hunter, Iacoch
t Mason, of Va, Morrow, Roberts. Talbot
( / Tai. TAYLOR. Turner, Vanum. Williams
{ lie Republicans land Federalists. Z
{ Navs-Da,ia, Gillard, GoldsBorough,
I Groe, Rufus King, Macon, Mason Of N.
a Hampshire, Rlggles, Sanford, 9Itchemer
q TVe3zs, Wilson'S Fedrealists and 8 Re.
4 Publicans.
z We have been thus. particular in giving
I the names and designating the. political
s cast of each member, in order TO show to
I the State Rights party, that the question
g Of aslNahonals Bank was not a .tes' ques-
3 ton, or if it was, it proves to have been a
Republican, rather than q. Federal meas.
J ure. Men may change, but principles do
( not, and that whichHas Republican in the
. days Of Washington and Madison, cannot
be Federal now, Circumstances may rem.
2 der p measure al one time expedieat and
4 proper, and at another inexpedient anc
gseless;lbut the long catalogue of Repub
: llrans, whose names are given above as
supporters of a National Bahk, are forever
barred and foreciosed as to the politica
: character of thai measure.
( 81 The New Albany Argus. is stili cal
E ling upon the wings 10 point to the clause
9 Of the constitution that authorizes a Nation
I Al Bank. Has the editor Of the Ar
E gus, yet pointed to the clause Of the con
2 stitutiQn that authorizes Treasury notes! :
! ~ L,pas J0ar. g
z e. Al girl adyertises ii 4 New Yof.