The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22
TheRank o. Eur UnIted States
= RenahlIean msasaFs.

gNlnE NA1M - % etlh ~ AAAAAA ssAess@Hl
"a RePahiiean Measure.
The L0so FOeO pins sal PolitisiAns
throughout ne eOsnHy. have sndaaEoEed
., excite prejudice asains, > Bank Of ne
United States By designating il Is fe-
derA measure. and BY deaouneing AL
ahose who are favorable % sach N insu-
lulion . Feaeralis,s." Or . Federal
Bank Whigs." Nov very litsle atica-
siOn % the political history Of tie country
win show ths after falsehood Of ihese a.
legations. The lais Bank of.the United
States was projected BY Alexander James
Dallas. Of PHILADELPHIA, then Secretary q
the Treasury, noted Rcpublicaa eli his
life. was passed BY Republican Con-
grsss, and approved BY Mr.. Madison. >
Republican President For the saaiSfae-
ion Of those Curious Of knowing the fac,.
we repablish the following:
The question on the final passage oI
the Bank blu in the House Of Represen-
iaiives Tin 1870 was determined in the
affirmative, By yeas so, nays II, as fol-
lows:
YEAs-Messrs. Adgale. Alexander,
Atherton, Baer, Bets. Boss, Bradbury,
Brown. Calhoun, Cannon, Champion.
Chappeil, Clark, Of North Carolina,
CLARK, Of Kentucky, Clendenin. Com
stock. Condict. Conner, Chrocheron,
Creighton, Cuthbert, Edwards. Foney,
Forsyth. Gholson, Griffin, GrOsyenor,
Halves, Henderson, Huger, Hubert,
Hungerford. Ingham, Irving, Jackson,
Ieweti, Kerr, King, Love, Lownles,
Lumpkin, Maclay, Mason. Mccoy, Nc
Kee, Middleton, Moore, Moscly. Muir
free, Nelson. Parriss. Pi.kens, Pinkney,
Piper, Robertson, Sharpe, Smith, of Ma
rylani, Smith. Of Virginia, Southland.
'Taul, Taylor, Of New York, Taylor, of
South Carolina, Telfair, Throop, Tho
mas, Townsend. Tucker, Ward. WcndO-
xer, Wheaton, Wilde, Wilkins. Willough-
b., Thomas Wilson, of Pennsylvania,
Woodward, Wright, Yancy, Yates-s0.
NAYs-Messrs. Baker. Barbour, Bas-
seit, Bennett, Birdsall, Blouni, Brecken-
ridge, Burnside, Burwell, Cady, Cald-
wei, Cilley, Clayton, Clopton, Cooper.
Crawford, Culpeper, Darlington, Dayen-
port, Dasha. CASTOR, Gold, Goldsborcugh,
Goodwin, Hahn, Hale, Hall, Hanson,
Hardin. Herbert, Hopkinson, Johnson,
Kent Langdon. Law, Lewis, Lorett,
LYLE, Lyon, Marsh. Mayrant. Mclean,
of Kentucky, Mclean, OF Ohio, Minor,
Newton, Noyes. 0rmsby, Pickering, Pit
kin, Randolph, Reed, Root, Ross, Rug.
giles, Savage, Sergeant Shelley, Smith,
Stanford, Stcarns, Strong, Surgcs, Tag
CART, Tallmadge, Vosc, Wallace. Ward,
Of Mass, Ward, of N. Y, Whi;cside,
Webster, wilcox-7l.
Classed politically, according to the
designations Of party al that day, Of the
Republican members sixty-seren voted in
favor of the bill, and of the Federal men,
hers thirteen; and Of those who voted
against the bill, about one-half were Re-
pablicans and onc-half Fcderalists. Two
thirds Of the Republicans, therefore, vot-
ed for the bill, and more than two-thirds
81 the Fcderalists against it.
When the bin came TO the Senate, it
was debated, amended, and finally passed
by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Barbour, Brown, Bar
~, Campbell, Chase, Condit, Dagge,t,
Fromentin, Harper, Horsey, Howell,
Hunter, Lacock, Mason, ofVirginia, Nor
row, Roberts, Talbot, TAFT, Taylor, Tur-
ner, Varnum, Williams-22.
NAys-Messrs. Dana. Gaillard, Colds
borough, Gore, King, Macon, Mason. Of
N. Hampshire, Ruggles, Sanford, Tiche-
nor, Wells, Wilson--l2.
OF the Yeas on this vote, seventeen
were Republicans and five Federalists,
and Of the NAYS, FIVE were Republicans
and seven Federalists.
So that two-thirds of all the Rcpubli.
Gan members of Congress assisted to pass
fhe Bank Charter, and two-ihirds Of the
federallsts did their best to prevent lis
passage.
In addition to the above, We publish
qahe following letter from William II
Crawford 70 Charles ]. IngersoIl, csq. o
philadelphia. Mr.. Crawford was a Ions
tame Secretary Of the Treasury, aud /;
distinguished candidate for President o
the Unitei States. His Repnblicanisn
peer was questioned,
Woo1lawn Dc. 1881
Dear SIR: Your friendly letter, on IN,
subject of the United States Bank, ha
keeR received by due course of mail. Tn,
opinion which | formed of the eonstitu
tionality AMI expediency of the Bank o
the United States, when was a mcmbe
OF IN: Senate, was the result of q careful
examination Of the Constitution of III,