The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15
From The National Iatclligene,r.
THE BANK QUARTER OF lsl6.

From friend in North Carolina We
have received request TO insert in our
columns the Yeas and Nays in Congress
ON the passage, in the year 1916, of the
bill to charter the (Iate) Bank Of the Uni.
ted States, designating, as far as NC can,
he party politics of the members voting.
These yeas and nays having been publish.
ed bv US last summer in our review of the
history of the Bank, the readiest way 10
comply with the request of our friend is
10 re-publish them, as we now do.
From The National Inteliigeaeer Of dug :, 1910
The question on the final passage Of the
Bank bill in the House of Representatives
in lsl6l was determined in the afiirma-
tive, by yeas so, nays II, as follows:
YFAs-Messrs. Adgate, Alexander Atherion,
Baer, Belts, Boss, Bradbury, Brown, Calhoun,
Cannon, Champion, Chappell, CLARK, of North
Carolina, Clark, of kentucky, Clendenin, Com
stock, Condict, Conner, Creighton. Cgochercn,
Cuthbert, Edwards, Forney, Forsyth, Gholson,
Griffin. Grosvenor, Halves, Henderson, Hugar,
Hubert, Hungerford lngham Irving, jackson,
Jewett, Kerr, King Love, Lowndes, Llmpkir.
Naclay, Mason. Mccoy, Mckee, Middleton,
Moore, Murfree, Moseley, Nelson, Paris Pick.
ems Pinkney Piper, Robertson, Sharpe, Smith,
Of Maryland, Smith, of Virginia, Southland, Taul,
Taylor of New York, Taylor. of South Caro-.
Ina, Telfair, Thomas, Throop, Townsend Tuck.
or, Ward, Wendoyer, Wheaton, Wilde, Wilkin,
" Williams. Willoughby, Thomas Wilson, Of Penn.
sylvania, William Wilson, of Pennsylyaui1,
Woodward. Wright Yancey, Yates-S0
Mans Messrs. Baker, Barbour Bassett, Ben
uett, Birdsall, Bloant, Breckenridge Burnside,
Burnwell, Cady, Caldwell, Cilley Clayton. Clop.
ton, Cooper. Crawford Culpeper Darlington,
Davenport, Desha, Castor, Gold Goldsborough,
Goodwin, Hahn, Hale, HILL, Hanson, Hardin,
Herbert, uopklnson, johnson, Kent, Laugdon,
Law, Lewis, Lnvelt, Lyle, Lyon, Marsh. NAV.
rant, Mclean, Of koniucky Mclean. Of Ohio,
Minor, Newton. Moves, Ormshy, Pickering,
Plikin, Randolph, Reed, Root, Ross, Rugges,
Savage, Sergeant, Shelley. Smith, Stanford,
Stoarns, Strong, Sturges, Taggart, Tall,nadge
Nuso, Wallace, Ward, Of Mass, Ward, Of n. T.,
Webster Whlteside, Wicox-7l.
Classed politically, according TO the de-
signatIons Of party at that day, of the Re.
publican Members slxty-seyen voted in "a.
yor Of the bill, and of the Federal Mem.
beers thirteen; and Of those who voted
against the bill, about onc-half were Re.
publicans and ona-half Federalis;s. Two.
thirds Of the Republicans, therefore, voted
for the bill, and more than two-thirds Of
the FederalIstS against Il.
When the bill came to the Senate, il
was debated, amended, and finally passed
Yy the following vote
IEAs-Messrs. Barbour Barry Brown, Camp.
bell, Chase, Condit, Daggeit, Fromontin, liar
per, Hosey Howell Hunter, Lacock. Mason Of
Va, Morrow, Roberts, Talbot, Tat, Taylor, Tur 1
Ter, Wilhams-22.
NAYs- Messrs. Dana, Gaillarj, Golsberough, (
lore, King, Macon, Mason, of n Han pshire, /
2uggles, Sanford, Tichenor, Wells, Wilson--l2 /
OF the Yeas, on this vote, seventeen /
we're Republicans and five FcderaIists, and .
If the Nays, five were Republicans and .
seven Federallsts.
So that two-thirds Of all the Republican 1
Members Of Congress assisted to pass the
Bank Charter, and two-thirds of the Fed.
era,ists did their best to prevent its passa &c.