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Who MAKES FEDERALIsT.-The Govern
ors party, responsive to his whims, unite in ap-
plying the oD1ous name of Federalist to all
who are in favor of National Bank. To es-
tablish such an institution, implied powers are
resorted to, and the doctrine of implication is
the principal mark of Federalist. Hence it
follows that the supporters of a U. S. Bank
are Federalists. Adopting the classification,
we present below few names, now high in
the democratic party, who voted for the char
ter of the late u. S. Bank, in the House of Rep
resentatives, QSI6,) and shall style them, by
way of dishonor-


FEDERALISTS.


John c. Calhoun, Van Buren Senator in
Congress.


Alfred Cuthbert, Van Buren, Senator in Con.
gress.


John Forsyth, late Van Buren, Secretary Of
State.


Wilson Lumkin, late Van Buren Senator in
Congress.


William R. King, then Representative
from North Carolina, and now Van Buren,
Senator in Congress from Alabama.


REPUBLICANS.


Daniel Webster, now Secretary of State
and others who voted with him against the
charter


False, hypocritical, canting, holow-hearted
democracy, behold thyself as in mirror and
blush Tuscaloosa Monitor.