The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-29
THE GLOBES TYPoDILLoEs.

| GoRDoN's (Sub- Treasury AMENDMENT
The disorganising and revolutionary pro-
position" Of Messrs. Leigh and Gordon has
been constant subject of misrepresentation
and mystfcation with the Globe print
and party. They first opposed it with We
hemcnce Of vituperation, which has been only
exceeded by the consuming zeal with which
they finally, and unfortunately, espoused its
support!
The Globe Of March 2lst purported to give
the vote Of ninety-one members in favor of the
REVOLUTIONARY PROPOSITION, whereas only
ihirfg-three voted for Gordon's Sub. Treasury
Amendment, while ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY-ONE voted against it. To borrow
the language of the Charleston Courier:
"When Gen. GORDON pushed his proposition to a
vote, what was the result 1t was l6l nays, and
among them particularly notice Bynum, Of N. G.,
Cd,"breleng, Of n x Clay OF Alabama (now United
States Senator.) Coffee Of Ala, Greyson, Of s. O.,
Pinckney. Of 5. G., n. M Johnses, Vice Presdent)
Lyue, Of Ohio, and Dutee J. Pierce, of r. |.
Such, are few of the administration party
who opposed this revolutionary scheme, nay
hooted it, when it was first brought forward by
MIR. Calholn's Nulli6ers-a scheme Of which
he now claims the paternity.
But who were the "33" who voted for this
scheme They were from IA States Eleren
of them were from Virginia, and we believe
several from the other States were natives Of
Virginia. ONE only Of the whole number,
and he Virginian, James NJ. II. Beale was
Jackson man /! We give below the " entire"
vote
sJohn @. Adams. Mass, Heman Allen, w., Noyes
Barber, Conn, William Clark, Penn, David Spangler,
o.. Dixon H. Lewis, Aia. Edmund Deberrv, Lewis
Williams, ~ C., (al James p, Heath John N Steele,
MI. ri Robert b. Campbell, John X. Griffin, Francis
Foster, Roger S Gamble, X. H Wilde, Geo, [4l John
J. Allen, VIM S Archer, James M H Beale N. II.
Claiborne, Thomas Davenport, James H. Gholson,
WILLIAM F. GORDON, VIM M. Corwln, John
Robertson, VIM p. Taylor, Henry A. Wise, Va, III
Chiffon Alien, Martin Beatty, Amos Davis Robert T.
Letcher, Ky, [4]'
Such was the entire vote (Which we copy
from the Ohio Statesman,) and we trust, that
this vote Of "33" will never be again con-
founded with the vote Of "9l" repub-
lished below from the Globe Of the 2lst inst.
upon which the official organ enormously re-
marks, (no doubt unintentionaly,>
ain the lis, we give of those who voted to take the
kesp,np Of The public money altogether from Banks o.
ann kad will be found to contain the tederal forces IN
nc House from A to T.; that is from JOHN @ ADAMS
10 Henry A. WISE ..-
1t only remains for us to subloin the
Amendment, accompanied by the explanation,
refutation, and condemnation of Mr.. Hall in
the House Of Representatives, on the 23d in
slant:
Mr. HALL, of Vermont obtained leave to make
an explanation in reference TO publication in this
mornings Globe. The article was read as fol
lows
, On the 18th exuary, 1915, when the bill reported
by the Committee of Ways and Means for regula
ing the deposite of the money of the United States
in certain local banks was before the House OF Re-
representatives. Mr.. ROBERTSON moved that the bill be
recommued, with instructions to the Committee OF
WAYS and Means so to amend the same as to dis
pense with the agency or instrumentaty Of banks
in the fiscal operations of the Government.
In favor of this motion the votes Of the following
gentlemen are recorded on the journal (page $500 in
the affirmative.
Messrs John Quincy Adams, Heman Allen,
John J. Allen, Chiffon Allen, Archer, Ashley
Banks, Barber, Barntz, Barringer, Bates Bayles
Beale, Beay, Bell, Blnney, Briggs, Burgess, Camp
bell, Chambers Chiffon. Claiborne, Clark, Clayton
Corwin, Crane, Crockett, Darlington, Davis, Dayen-
port Debcrry, Denny, Dickson, Evans, Everett Ew-
ing, Fillmore Foster, Gamble, Garland, Gholson,
Gordon Gorham, Grayson, Grennell, Griffin Inland,
Hall, Hard, Hardin, Harper, Hazeliinc, Heath
Holster William Jackson, Ebenezer Jackson, Jones,
Henry Johnson, Seaborn Jones, Letcher Lewis, Lin
coin, Love, Martindale Marshall, McComas Nc
KEENAN,, Mercer, Milligan, Miner, Moore, Philips
PickenS Potts, Reed, Robertson, WIN. B. SheEerd,
Slade, Spangler, Steele, VIM. p. Taylor. Iompklns,
Trumbuil Twecdv Vance, Vinlon, Watmough
Wilde, Williams, Wilson, Wise, and Young"
Mr. HALL said he wished to explain mat no such
vote was ever given, and that the charge OF neon
sistency did not therefore apply. The statement mad
been substantially made in several papers IN me
State which he in part represented. The article
and the Journal gave color To the idea thai nose VINO
voted in the affirmative on this occasion, voted
against the employment of bank agency -, Inc TACT
was not so. The Journal was erroneous. ! nc queS-
ton was on the motion Of Mr.. Robertson, TO recon-
nit the bill with instructions to amend y, or 10
dispense with the fiscal agency Of banks, in The ope-
rationS of the Government. Mr.. Fillmore ASKED lor
division of the question, and the vote was taken on
the commitment, without the instructions, ana INC
vote was yeas 81, nays lis. So, this vote Which
was made to appear as vote upon the question Oh
dispensing with the agency OF banks, was a'oe upon
the question Of nomination. ,...
He read passages from the three morning papers
Of the Odd February, 1925 TO show that TINS was me
fact He also sent TO the chair correspondence
with the clerk in which the clerk admits this 10
have been the fact Mr. Hall did not wish 10 i'm
pugn the conduct of the clerk in making up the
Journal by this statement nor would ne adtml lhat
II he had voted for dispensing with the agency OF
banks, under these circumstances, 1t would nave I'M