The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22

pAsAaE 81 We elAR ne As@
lie Mars ISL members absent.
The yeas we're - lolloSE:
Prom New HsmPshirs-Mr. -afhsE-
Ten; I FedsrsllsL
Ysrnonl-5fr. gersff; I Fed.
Observation-Disclosures. bradbury.
Nelson. BrolrTa. HElJerf. Uhsafon. Cen
nsr. and Paris: 5 Feds. 2 Republicans.
Rhode Islsnd-Mr. MasOni Fed.
Connsesirul--Msssrs. Champion and
Mosslg; Feds.
Nee York-MessFs. Adgsie. Belts.
Cams.eek. Crachroa. Irving. WIlloogh'
| BY. TsyInr. ThrOap. Townssnd. Msn.
dassr. Watkins. Yates. GrOsraaor; IL
Reps. ! Fed.
Nex Jersry-Messrs. CondIi. South
ard and Ward; 3 Reps.
observation-disclosures. Grlfhn. Ing
ham. Maclay. Piper. Ross. i. Wilson.
w. Wilson; Z RrPs.
MaryIand-Alessrs. Bare. Pinekney.
Weighs. Smith; I Fed. . RrP'.
Virginia-Mrssrs. Ghalson, Hawes.
TIunserlord. J.rksan. Kerr. Mccoy.
Smirh, Tucker; 8 Reps.
North Carallna-Messrs. CLARK. Ed
wards. Farnry. King. lave. MuTfes.
Plek.ns. Williams and Yaneey; 0 Reps.
Saulh Carnlina--J0nS e. cali
IIOuN. John ]. CamPhrll, Benz. HuRer.
WILLIAM L0wNDES. Henry Mid.
dlslon. I hos. Moore. jain Taylor, and
William WoodwaId; 3 Reps.
Georgia-Alfred cushbers. J"hn For
syIh. Wilson l.u.npkin. Thomas Tslfalr,
and Richard n. Wilde; S Reps.
KenIucky-Messrs. CLARK, Mckee.
SHARPE. and Tsul; 4 Reps.
Tennesser--Messrs. Cannon, Hender-
son. aud Thomas; 3 Reps.
Ohlo--siessrs. Alexander, Cleneenon.
and CreighIon; 3 Reps.
Lnusiana-Mr. Robinson: Rep.
Thus il will he seen that Of those who
voted in favor OF the Bank. 6s we're Re
publirsns and but ~ FederslisIs! A rery
federal measure Irulym!
Having shown whH supported the bank
aud what were their political characters.
we nav proceed In show who were Ils
opponents. The nays were as iollaws:
From New Hampshire--ylessrs. CIicy.
Hale. Pose. Daniel Hs6sier and UileOr;
5 Frdersllsls.
vermoni-Messrs. LdngdOn, Lyon.
Marsh. and NOUes: A Feds.
Ms.sachuseiIs-Messrs. Pickering.
Reed. Ruggiss. Hearns, Strong, 7sg-
CART. and Hard; 7 Feds.
Rhode I.lsnd-Mr. Ross; ! Fed.
Cnnnecllcu,--Messrs. Davenport. Lar.
Pi,kin, Sfurges. and Taimadge; 5Frds.
New York-Msssrs. BIrdsaIi. Cady.
Gold. Kent. LoUstt. Root. Savage, aud
Ward; I Reps. and 4 Feds.
Pennsy lvania--Msssrs. Bnrnside,
Crawford, Darlington, Hahn. HopkinsOn.
1--WE. Minor. John Ssrgeani. Smith.
Wallace aud Whl,esides; Z Reps. and 4
Feds.
Dela-am-Msssrs. Clayton and Coo
per; . Feds. -
MARYLAND - Messrs. Golfsborourgh.
Hanson. and Herbert; 3 Feds.
New Jers.y--Messrs. Baker and Ben
nett; 2 Reps.
Virslnla-Mess.s. Barbour. Basseu.
Breckenridge. CIoptou. Burwell. Good
win. Jnhnsnn. Leuis. Newton. Randolph.
and ShefE Z Reps. and Feds.
North Carol,ns--Mrssrs. CuprPpsr.
Stanford. aud Custom Feds.
South Csrnlins--W. Maryani; Rep.
Georgia--B"IIing IialI; l Rep.
Ken,ueky--Messrs. Deshs, Hardin.
Mclean. aud Ormsby: 4 Reps.
Ohio-Me.srs. Caldwell, and Mclean;
2 Reps.
Tennessee-Mr. Blnuni; I rep.
Thus it will be seen that against the
bill we're 20 Federali,ls. and % Repub'
lIcaus.
Thus too il Gill be seen that the Uni
ted States Bank, the 3" Monster" was
established by the Republican party. IN
opposition ~ The Federal party. and that
either republican Georgia. or republican
Virginia, or tina, most consistent. unVs'
ryine. Interchangeable and republican State
Of South Carolina. could have defeated
that " unconstitutional. inexpedient aud
highly dangerous" institution BY merely
voting against IL!
We proceed TO shov the acting OF the
Senate upon the same question, dis,In'
gushing the Federsllsts by giving Ihe''
Games IN IlaI,cs. The yeas were %
and nays IL. on the final passage OF the
bill.
Yeas-Messrs. p .rbnur, Barry, Brown
Campbell. Chase. C"ndI,, DaggeH. Fro
men,,n. Harper, HOrsey. H"~ell, Hun
ter, I.acuck. Mason d Va. Morrow
Rnher,s, Talbot. TAFT. Taylor, Turner
vsrnuln. Williams; Is Republicans, sn'
Federsl,s,s.
Nsys-Mrssrs. Dana. G,!lsrd. Colds
borough. Gore. Rufus King, Macon
| Mason Of N. H.. Ruggles. Sant"rd
7Ttchenor. Htils. Wilson; 6 Federslisss