Senate roll call 123 · 20th Congress · May 10, 1828
To amend tariff bill by proposing, an additional duty of five cents per pound on indigo, from june 30, 1829, until june 30, 1830, thereafter, an additional year
On May 10, 1828, the Senate voted 30–14. Result: passed. By party: Others 30–14.
During the 20th Congress (1827–1828), John Quincy Adams was president.
- Yes
- 30
- No
- 14
- Did not vote
- 9
- Date
- May 10, 1828
By party
- Others30 yes · 14 no · 9 didn’t vote
How each senator voted: Yes
- John Mckinley O-AL
- William Rufus de Vane King O-AL
- John Macpherson Berrien O-GA
- Thomas Willis Cobb O-GA
- Elias Kent Kane O-IL
- Jesse Burgess Thomas O-IL
- William Hendricks O-IN
- John Rowan O-KY
- Richard Mentor Johnson O-KY
- Charles Dominique Joseph Bouligny O-LA
- Josiah Stoddard Johnston O-LA
- Daniel Webster O-MA
- Samuel Smith O-MD
- David Barton O-MO
- Thomas Hart Benton O-MO
- Powhatan Ellis O-MS
- Thomas Hill Williams O-MS
- John Branch O-NC
- Nathaniel Macon O-NC
- Ephraim Bateman O-NJ
- Mahlon Dickerson O-NJ
- Martin Van Buren O-NY
- Nathan Sanford O-NY
- William Henry Harrison O-OH
- Isaac Dutton Barnard O-PA
- Robert Young Hayne O-SC
- William Smith O-SC
- Hugh Lawson White O-TN
- John Tyler O-VA
- Dudley Chase O-VT
How each senator voted: No
- Calvin Willey O-CT
- Henry Moore Ridgely O-DE
- Louis Mclane O-DE
- James Noble O-IN
- Nathaniel Silsbee O-MA
- Albion Keith Parris O-ME
- John Chandler O-ME
- Levi Woodbury O-NH
- Benjamin Ruggles O-OH
- William Marks O-PA
- Asher Robbins O-RI
- Nehemiah Rice Knight O-RI
- John Henry Eaton O-TN
- Horatio Seymour O-VT
Did not vote
- Samuel Augustus Foot O-CT
- Oliver Hillhouse Prince O-GA
- Ezekiel Forman Chambers O-MD
- John Holmes O-ME
- James Iredell O-NC
- Samuel Bell O-NH
- Charles Edward Dudley O-NY
- Jacob Burnet O-OH
- Littleton Waller Tazewell O-VA
Other votes
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