See Index, vols. 2, 3.

Wynn, Richard, Representative from South Carolina, 47, 141, 212, 316, 425, 586.
See Index, vols. 1, 3.


Y

Yeas and Nays in the Senate.—On the bill for the enforcement of the embargo act, 26;
on bill to prohibit commercial intercourse with Great Britain, 31;
on postponement of the bill for additional duties, 32;
on bill to provide for the support of public credit, 122;
on resolution relative to the conduct of the British Minister, 176;
on the bill relative to non-intercourse with Great Britain and France, 179;
on the adherence of the Senate to amendments to the bill respecting non-intercourse with Great Britain, 182;
on striking out first section of the bill to establish a National Bank, 184;
on the resolution relative to publishing the laws of Louisiana in the English language, 184;
on motion to postpone further consideration of bill to establish a National Bank, 184;
on bill to authorize the Territory of Orleans to form a State constitution, 185;
relative to the admission of Orleans territory, 265;
on striking out first section of bill to incorporate a United States Bank, 311;
on resolution relative to secrecy, 312;
on bill to raise an additional military force, 404;
on the bill relative to the limits of Louisiana, 409;
on removing the injunction of secrecy relative to a temporary embargo, 410;
on a temporary embargo, 410;
on House bill relative to temporary non-exportation, 411;
on a recess of Congress, 413;
in committee on the declaration of war, 416;
on the declaration of war with Great Britain passing to third reading, 418;
on the issue of Treasury notes, 421;
on the bill to authorize the President to accept volunteers, 421;
on resolutions relative to the Canadas, 422.

In the House.—On the motion to postpone the bill relative to the ordinance of 1787, 46;
on the bill to authorize the President to employ additional revenue cutters, 74;
on the resolution prohibiting the admission of British vessels into American ports, 94;
on bill relative to non-intercourse with Great Britain and France, 163;
on the resolution relative to the conduct of the British Minister, 211;
relative to the bill respecting the convoy system, 226;
on the bill to continue the charter of the Bank of the United States, 351;
note, 351;
on the bill relative to commercial intercourse with France and Great Britain, 398;
in committee on resolution to raise additional troops, 464;
on the bill to enable the people of Mississippi to form a State government, 522;
on the admission of Louisiana, 526;
on the bill declaring war with Great Britain, 559;
do. on the amendments of the Senate to the bill declaring war, &c., 560;
in committee on the bill to authorize the President to take possession of territory south of Mississippi, 561;
on an additional military force, 613;
on the bill for an additional military force, 702.