The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-19

| lei own lcPIesetaiiyes becoming the instruments Oh
the Executiyet increase his power and enlarge his
PATRONAGE
We say to the people the times are full Of alarm
| ing signs; their liberties are in danger II they
would disspate the former and preserve the latter,
let them sunber not longer in state Of false secu-
rity.
The "official organ Of the administration
has improved the opportunity presented by
the occasion OF the effort to expose the secret
suspicious of the editor of the Madisonian,
made by the honorable Mr.. Snyder, to attack
us in its usual style Of ribaldry and billings
gate. We shall pass by its coarse calumnies,
and address to tho MINISTRY who support
it, the language of ADDISON, which is, on all
occasions, applicable to the course Of that
| paper, and their relations to it.
II have never yet heard Of ministry who
have inflicted an exemplary punishment on
writer that has supported their cause with
talsehood and scandal, and treated, in most
cruel manner, the names Of those who have
been looked upon as their rivals and antago- 2
nists. Would government set an eyerast-
ing mark Of their displeasure upon one 81 those
infamous ,oriiers, who makes his court 10 them
by tearing 10 pieces the reputation Of "a com
petiior, we should quickly see an end put to
this race Of vermin, that are a scandal to go
yernment. and reproach to human nature.
Such proceeding would make minister Of
state shine in history, and would fill all man
kind with just adherence of persons who
should treat him unworthily, and employ
against him those arms which he scorned to
make use of against his enemies"
YEAS AND NAYS ON THE MOTION BY
WHICH THE SUB-TREASURY BILL
WAS LAID ON THE TABLE AT THE
EXTRA SESSION.
As this important bill is about TO be taken up again
and attempted to be forced through Congress nolens
voleas, we have thought il would be useful, since
there are runors of changes, TO publish list OF the
Yeas and Nays the former motion to lay 1t on the
table The people will, when the approaching vote
is taken delight have the changes pointed oia and
the circumstances described under which they have
taken place The following was the decisive vote
taken on the 18th of October last in the House Of
Representatives, on the motion of Mr.. WILLIAMS, OF
Tennessee 10 lay the Sub Treasury bill upon the
table:
YEAS-Mcssrs Adams, Alexander, Heman Allen,
John w Allen, Aycrigg Bell, Biddle, Bond, Dor
den, Briggs, w. b. Calhoun, John Calhoon, b.
Campbell, John Campbell, W B. Carter, Casey Cham
bers Chlds, Clark Clowney, Corwin Cranston Crock
EFT, Curtis, Cushing Darlington, Dawson DAVIS, De-
berry, Dennis, Dunn, Elmore, Everett, Ewing, n.
Fletcher Fillmore, James Garland, X. Garland, Goode,
| James Graham, VIM Graham, Graves, Grennel, linf-
l H.. Hast nmaC
~, Herod Hoffman, Hopkins II. johnson, VIM Cost
Johnson, Klgorc, Lawler, Legare LINCOLN, A. ".
| LOOMS Lyon Mallory Marvin, NJ. Mason 8: Mason,
Maury, May. Maxwell, Menifee, Mercer, Millgan, M.
Morris, G. Morris, Nayior Moves, ogle, Patterson
Patton Pearce, Peck, Phillips Pope, Potts, Rariden
Randolph, Reed Rencher, Richardson, Ridgway Rum
sew. Russell Sawyer, Sergeant A. H. Shepherd Charles
Shepard Shields, Sibey Sade, Smith, SNYDER, South
gate, Stanley, Stewart, Stone, Stratton, laiiaero'
Thompson, Tllinghast, Toland, Underwood !, A. ,;
! Wniana., ,. l.. Williams, @. H. Williams, Wise,
! Yorke-120.
NAYs-Messrs Anderson, Andrews, Atherton,
Beatty, Beirne, Bicknel. Birdsal Boon, Bonldin,
Brodhead, Bronson, Bruyn Bynum, Cambreeng, T. J.
Carter CLANCY, Chapman, Ciley, Claiborne, Oleve-
land, Coles, Conner, Craig, Cushman, Davee, DeGraf,
Duncan, Edwards, harrington, Fairfield, / Fletcher,
H Foster, Fry, Gallup Gholson, Thomas Glasscock,
Grant, Gray, Haley, Hammond, Hamer. Harrison,
Hawkins, Haynes, Hosey, Howard HUXLEY, w. H.
Hunter X. NJ. I. Hunter, Ingham, r. b. Jackson, ia
bez Jackson, J. johnson, n Jones, J. w. Jones, KEN
ble klingensmlh, Leadbe,ter, Lewis, Logan, Arphax-
ed LOOMS, Martin, Mckay, X. Mcclellan Abraham
Mcclellan, Mcclure, McKim, Miller, Montgomery.
Moore, Morgan, S, w. Morris, Muhlenberg, Noble, Ow-
ems Palmer, Parker Parmenter, Paynter, Pennybacker
Pctrkin Pckens Plumer, Potter, Pratt II. Prentiss
RELY, Rives Robertson, Shelter, Sheplor, Spencer,
Taylor Thomas, Titus, Toncey, Towns, Turney,
Vail, Vanderveer. Wagner, Webster, Weeks, i. /.
Wh,tesey, ]. w. Williams, Wor'hington, fell-107
So the bill was ordered to lie ontte table.
Since that vote the opposion have gained Messrs
Kennedy, Robinson, Prentiss, and Word, and lost
Mr. Lawler, (dead) Mr.. Smith, (absenD and Mr..
Patton, (resigned)
The Sub Treasury has gained one in place Of Mr.
Patton, viz Mr. Banks and lost Messrs. Cilley
Garter, McKm, (dead) Claiborne, and Gholson, left
at home, and probably Mr.. Bruyn, (sick)
| Including Mr.. SNYDER, Of Illinois, who has
changed his ground, the opposition lossis A. and the
gain A.
The administration gain including Mr. SNYDER
is t,ro loss A. and probably 5.
| MIR JABEz JACKSON voted against laying the bill on
the table, but is opposed to the bill
! If the elections have operated any changes and
we hope they have, the reader will perceive, that
upon the basis of the vote OF the extra session. there
is not the slightest chance of the passage Of this mise
rable bill.
The vote on MIR. P,TroN's motion to lay the Sc
Mates bill! on the table taken on the 9Th of March
last, was LOG yeas and % nays many members being
absent. .""~'"
GEN. HAMILToN's SPEECH.
Mn. Epron You would doubtless crafty many Of
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