Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-25
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NEW STATES Bill
lhe House then resumed the co.,,
ton OF Inc amendments the Senate 70 = ,
tblll Tor the admission OF Maine into ~ VIC =,
MON. '"e l"
MI. Rhea spoke about amour on ,te snt
ject, particularly on the inapplicahl;,s a
the ordinance Of 1887 to the ta,.;, VI
west of the Mississippi.
The question on disagreeing to IT, .
mates amendments was divided. on mo,;
OF MIR. Taylor. SO as to take first ,ho 'O''0n
OF the house, substantially, on the oDs.,:
OF dlsagreeing to the union OF the Miss On
bill with that of Maine, and the question ms'
decided by yeas and nays, as follows "a
bills, VIC TWO
Messrs. Adams, Allen, Mass Allen. n Y
Beecher, Boden, Brush, Bufum, Buuer N
H. Campbell, Case, Clsgeu, Cook C,,n a.,
Cushman. Darlington, Dennison psr;..
Dickinson, Dowse, Eddy, Edwards, Conn
Edwards, Penn, Fay, Folger, Forrest r"I
Ter, Fullerton, Gross. N. Y. Gross Penn
Guyon, Hackley, Hall, N. Y. Hazard u snu'
hill, Hendricks. Herrick, Hibsbman u;H
Holmes, Hostetter,, Kendall, !Kinsey, Kin,.
ley, Lathrop, Lincoln, Linn, Livermo,e T..
man, Maclay. Nj 'Lane, Del. Malarv M,rct
aad,.. Mason. Mech, R, Moore, S, Nor.
Mcneil Moseley, Murray, Nelson, Va. Pa.
ker, Mass. Patterson, Phelps, Philsou, Pitch.
er, Plumer, Rich. Richards, Richmond R..
gers, Ross, Sampson, Sergeant, SiIsbee Sloan
Smith. N. J. Southardi Stevens, Storr
Street, Strong, Vt. Strong, N. Y. Tar, Tsr.
lor, Tomlinson, Tompkins. Tracy, Upban
Van Ransalear, Wallace, Wendsyer Wb,
man, Wood
Against disagreeing to the Union Of The
bills.
Messrs. Abbot, Alexander, Allen, Of Tenn.
Anderson, Archer, Nd. Archer, Va Bald.
win, Ball, Barbour, Bayly, Bloomfield
Brevard, Brown, Bryan, Burton, BurweD
Butler, Lou Cannon, Cobb, Cooke, Crsw.
ford, Culpepper, Cutbbert. Davidson, Earle,
Edwards, N. c. Erwin, Fisher, Floyd, Gar.
net, Hardin, Hooks, johnson, Jones, Va.
Jones, Tenn. Kent, Little, Lowndes, MEOW
M'Creary, M'Lean, Ken Meigs, Mercer,
Metcalf, Neale. Newton, Diversified t, Parker,
Va. Pinckney, Rankin, Reed, RDggod.
Settle, Shaw, Simkins. SIocumb, Smith Nd. /
B. Smith, Va. A. Smyth, Va. Smith. N. C. /
Strother, Swearingen, Terrill, Trimbe,
Tucker. Va. Fucker, S. c. Tyler, Walker,
n. C. WarfeId, Williams, Va. Williams, N.
C.--72.
So the House disagreed to that amend
ment Of the Senate which proposed 10 annex
The Missouri bill to the Maine bill.
The question was then taken on dis gree.
ing to the residue of the amendments of the 7.
Senate, (the details of the Missouri billy With 4
the exception OF that which embraces what is
tamiliarly called the compromise amend
ment, and decided also by yeas and nays,
in the affirmative. as follows For disagree
ing lo2-Aganst it 68.
The question was next taken on disagree +
ing to the 9Th and last section of the amend +
ments of the Senate, being that which pro-
poses TO exclude slavery from all the terrific /
ny west of the Mississippi, and north Of Sc B
80 north latitude, excepting within the limits +
of the proposed state OF Missouri J and was 8
decided by yeas and nays, in the affirmative, (
as follows For disagreeing l59-AgaInstit I
l8.
Thus the House rejected all the amend
ments of the Senate to the Maine bill.
MISSOURI BILL.
The house then resumed, in COM
mittee of the whole. Mr.. Baldwin in tho +
chair, on this bill the proposed re-
striction being still under conSldeFa-
ton.
Mr.. Edwards of Conn. resumed the
which he commenced or
Monday, in favor of the Restriction,
and spoke about half an hour in cOntIn'
uation.
MIR. Jones, of Tenn. next took the
floor, and spoke some time against Inc
Restriction when
The committee rose, by close vot'j
and, about S O'Clock,
Tie House adjourned.