The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-16
Yeas and Nays /!

The following are the yeas and nays on the Tar
III in the House Let the freemen OF Yer
mont, who for Protecting American Industry
look TO this record
YEAS-Messrs. Adams, Allen, Landoff w. An
drews, Sherlock j. Andrews, Appleton, Arnold,
sAycrisg, Babcock, Baker, Barnard Barton Birds
5eye Blair, Boardman, Bordon Bolts, Briggs Brock
1way, Bronson, Jeremiah Brown, Buruell Calhoun,
Thomas j Ca,nbell, Chlds, Criltenden, John G..
Clark. Sianly N. Clarke, james Cooper, Cowan,
Cranston, Crayens, CUSHING, Garrett Davis, John
Edwards, Everett, Fessenden, Fillmore, A. Law
renee Foster Gates, Gently, Giddings, Gnggin, Pat
rick q. Goodc, Graham, Gianger, Green Hall Hal
sied Howard, Hudson, Joseph r. lneersoll, James
irwin, WILLIAM w. Irwin, James, William Cost
Johnson, Isaac ID. Jones, John P. Kennedy, Lane,
Linn, McKennan, Thomas L. Marshall Samson
Mason Maihiot, Mattocls, MAXWELL Maynard,
Moore, Morgan. Morris, Morrow Osborne, Owsey,
P'rmenter, Rearce, Pendleion, Pope, Powall, Ram
sey, benjamin. Randall, Alexander Randall Ran
doiph, Rijgwhy, Rodney, William Russell, James
NJ Russell, Saltonstai, Shepperd ,Simonton Shade,
Lruman smith Sellers ,SSprgg, Stanley, Stokeey,
Summers, Fplliaierro, John b Thomson, Richard
w. Thomson, Tiilinghast, 'Toland Tomlinson
IT,TPiett TrdmboIi, Underwood, Van Rensselaer,,
Wallace, Washington, Edward ID White, Joseph
J.. Whiie. Joseph l.. Williams, Yorke, Augustus
Young, John Young
GJ7The Loco Foco ~ is in Italics the Tyler
men (9n small capitals The remainder (II3) in
Roman Wu,Gs.
NAYS Messrs. Arlington, Alherton, Beeson
3idInck, Blnck, Bovine, Boyd, Brewster, Aaron v.
Sampson II Butler, WM,ans Butler, WIN. O. But
Ter, q. w Caldwell, Z. C. Caldwell, J. Campbell,
". r. Campbell, Carnthers, Cary Casey Chapman,
Clifford, Clinton, Coles, Mark A. Cooper, Cross,
Daniel, Richard G. Davis Dawson, Dean, De6erry,
Dom, Doig, Eastman, John C. Edwards Egbert,
John q Floyd, Charles A Floyd, Fornance Thont
as f. Foster, Camille, Gerry, GILMER, William o.
Goode, Gordon, Cuisine, Gwin, HaJersham, Harris,
lnhp II,,I,,
Houston, iiuhnrd, Hunter, Charles j. Ingersoll
Jack, Cave Johnson john W. Jones, Keim, An
drew Kennedy, King, Lewis, Littlefeld, Abraham
McClelIen, Robert McClellen, Mckay, McKeon
MALLORY, Marchand, Alfred Marshall, Jobu u
Mason, Mathews, Medill yneriaoether, Miller Mitch
OIL, Newhard, Partridge, Payne, Pickcns, Plumer,
Read, Reding, Rencher, Reynolds Rhett Riggs,
Rogers, Roosev cit Sanford Saunders Shaw Shields
William Smith, Snyder, Seenrod, Sump,er, Jacob
Thomson, Turney, Van Buren,, Ward, Warren
Watierson, Weller, james w. Williams, C. n.
Williams, Wood-ll2.
| uTFhe Wings, [aI from the South (l3) are in
Italics; the Tyler men (2) in small capitals the
remainder on, in Roman, are Loco Focos.
The fact that the Land Bill was not repealed
was not even offered by The LocoFucos as an ex
for voting against The Bill. They voted against
most of the Amendments offered which proposed
protecuon when the question voted had no re for
ence to lhe lands They rotcd against them because
they proposed Protection. On the several motions
to increase the duty on ,ooDl the Loco Focos vo
ted in mass with the cotton grower against them
What do ye think his ye wool growers of Yer
mont?
| The Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
Jonrna Of Commerce, Loco Foco paper, writes
during the debate, MS follows:
"ln the, debate, yeste'day the Tariff Ball MIR
Roosevelt, Mr. Rhett and others, [iocofocos ] took
an opportunity to impress the majority of the
House who profess 10 wish for permanent and
stable system of revenue. for The security of the
manufacturing interest, that they acting with
great imprudence in forcng upon the country sys
! TEN OF revenue and protection, which would be re
pudiatcd and abandonpd the moment the democrat
| &c party obtains the majority in Congress.
The same warning has been given by MIR Hunter
| Mr. Clifford, T"i the party land others The
real friends of the manr Occurring interest bad bet
| ter heed it in time. l'ul there Is no chance that
| This bill will ever become law. A fer 1t shall be
vetoed on account of the distribution clause il is
dead. The idea that, without the distribution
clause, il will be resrri,ated and passed nv the aid
of democratic votes. rs imaginary. TIE DEMO
CRATIC MEMBERS, SO FAR AS CAN
LEARN ARE OPPOSED TO THE BILL IN
IT'S PRESENT FORM, INDEPENDENTLY OF
| TIE DISTRIBUTION FEATURE"
YEAS AND NAYS IN TIE SENATE.
YEAs- Messrs Archer, Barrow, Bales, Bayard
Choato Clayton, Conrad. Crafts, Crlenden, Day
ION, Evans, Huntington, Kerr, Mansum, Alarrlck
Miller Morehead, Porter, Phelps, Simmons Smith
of Ind Spragne, Tallmadge, White, Woodbridge i,
| -25 All Wings
NAYs-hIessrs Allen, Baghy, Benton, Bnchan
an, Calhoun, Cuthbert. Fulton, Graham, King
Linn, McRoberts, Preston, Rives, Sewer, Smith
| OF Conn. Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Wilcox.
Williams, Woodbury., Wright, Youug-23. roo
Locofocos, Southern Wings, aud Tylerman
VINO WILL NOW SAY THAT THE Locorocos ARE
! FOR PROTECTION