THE BANK PARTY.
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The constant cry of the Tory Press is, that the Whig party is and always has been the bank party 1; and so long have they harped upon this theme, that many have really come to think that lie we'll stuck to is as good as the truth. Take up any of the tory papers, and you will be sure to find this single idea to be the great point labored. The whigs are nothing but old federalists with new name-they are, and always have been, the note shavers, speculators, and rag barons of tho community, whose delight and interest it always was 10 oppress and grind the poor :; while the democrats are, and always have been, opposed to a National Bank, and 10 q connection of the government with any bank, and the dear friends of the people. Now, that our readers may see that there is not a syllable of truth in any of these assertions of the tory papers wo subjoin some of the yeas and nays in relation To the establishment of the late National Bank

 | In the Senate IS Republicans and Fede- ralists voted for the Bank, and 5 Republi- cans and Federalists against it.

 In the House, 67 Republicans and 13 Fede- ralists for the Bank, and 20 Republicans and 42 Federalists against it.

 Among those then styled Republicans, who voted for the Bank. are the names of James Barbour of Va. Wm. T. Barry of Ky. J. B. Varnum of Mass, J. c. Calhoun of $. C., A. Cuthbert of Geo, J. Forsyth of Geo., s. D. Ingham of Pa., Albion K. Paris of Me. While on the other hand, you find Christo. pier Gore, Jeremiah Mason, Rufus King, R. II. Goldsborough. Timothy Pickering, John Randolph, and others, in the negative.

 Any one who will take the trouble to exa mine the list, will sec the utter disregard ir the tory papers on this subject. There were but l7 Federalists in both Houses who voted for the bank, while there were 49 who voted against it. or the Republicans in botf Houses, 65 voted for the bank, and but 34 against it. A party that is obliged to make daily use of such unblushing falsehoods to sustain itself, must be in languishing con. diton truly.-Plymouth Memorial cf l63o.