Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-02-25
,roposition, it was determin-

memt er ofthe proposltlon' " was ue'e n'in
ed as follows:
The mestion being about to be taken
~ the third branch of the proposition
-Mr Underwood called for division OF
he question of this branch, so as to take
the question on the clause declaring that
Congress fought not to interfere in any
way with slavery in the District Of Colum-
bia'" and emitting the reasons therefor.
The Chair decided that the division was
in order
The question being taken on the first
clause ofthe third branch indicated by the
gentleman from Kentucky, (Mr Under
wood it was decided in the affirmative, as
follows: p y,
Yeas-Messrs. c. Allan, Anthony, Ash,
Ashley, Barton, Beale, Bean, Beaumont,
Bell, Bockee Boon, Bouldin, Bovee,
Boyd, Brown, Bunch. Bynum, J. CAL
hoon, Cambreleng, Carr, Carter, Casey,
J. Chambers, Clancy. Chapman, Chaplin,
N. H. Claiborne, J. F. H. Claiborne,
Cleveland Coffee, Coles, Conner, Craig,
Cramer, Cushman, Davis, Deberry,
Dickerson, Doubleday, Dromgoole, Dun
lap, Effner, Fairfield, Farlin, Forester,
French, Fry, W. K. Fuller, Galhraith, J.
Garland, R. Garland, Gillett, Graham,
! Grantland, Graves, Haley, J. Hall, Ha-
mer, Hannegan, Hardin, Harlan, A. G..
Harrison, Halves, Hawkins, Haynes,
Henderson, Holsey, Hopkins, Howard,
Howell, Hubley, Huntington, Huntsman,
! Ingham, J. jackson, Jarvis, Jenifer, J.
. |. Johnson, r. M. Johnson, C. Johnson, H.
- Johnson, B. Jones, Judson, Kennon, Kill
- - gore, Kinnard, Klingensmith Lane, Ian
u sing. Laporte, LAWYER, G., Lee, L. Lea
: Leonard, Logan, Loyal, Lyon, A. Mann
r. J. Mann, banning, Martin, j. Y. Mason
d w. Mason, NJ Mason, Maury, May, Nc
g Comas, Mckay, McKeon, McKim, Nc
% Lene, Mercer, Miller, Montgomery
? Moore, Mo1gan, Muhlenberg, Owens
~ Page, Parks. Patterson, Patton, F. Pierce
~ ~ J. A. Pearce, Pettigrew, Phelps, Pinck
a. a. ney, Rencktr, Joseph Reynolds, Ripley
,e Roane, Robertson, Rogers, Schenck, Sly
IL mour, w. B Shepherd, A. H. Shepheld
rs Shields Shnn, Sickles, Smith, Spangle
iu Standefer, Steele, Storer, Sutherland, Tall
It. aferro, Taylor, Thomas, }. Thomson
x Toucey, Towns, Turrill, Underwood
ne Vanderpod, Wagner, Wa'dwell, Wash
s. ington, Weeks, White, l.. Williams, S
liz Williams-l63.
rs Nays-Messrs. Adams, H Allen, Bal
y lev, Banks, Bond, Borden, Briggs, W. E
IL Calhoun, G. Chambers, Chllds, CLARK
Corwin, Crane, Gushing, Darlington
n Denny, Evans, Everett, P. c. Fulle,
"a Granger, Hard, Hazetine, Hester tloa1
10 q Hunt, Ingersoll, w. Jackson, James, Law
ny renee, Lay, Lincoln, Love, S. Mason, No
Cartv, MMccIKIennan, Morris, Parker, d.
Pearce, Phillips, Potts, Reed, Russel
Sloane, Sprague, Vinton, Webster, Viii
Iu- tlesey-47
The question being then taken on II
ill., remaining part of the third clause it wa
ito decided as follows:
ex- Yeas, l29. Nays, "a.
Ar The question being on the remainin
i'll portion of the resolution, it was read
follows:
"Assigning such reasons for these COZ
illusions, as, in the judgment Of the con
ny mittee, may be best calculated to enIighte
~ the public mind, to repress agitation, to {
~ ~ lay excitement, to sustain and preserve Il
~ Just rights of the sEavehoiding States, al
IN ofthe people of this District, and TO re e
~. ~ tablish harmony and tranquility among
~ the various sections Of the Union"
~ ~ The question was taken on agreeing
w. this residue of the reso' ution, and dete
VI on' mined in the affirmative, as follows:
pa Yeas, 1863 Nays, 6.
~ So the whole resolution was carried.
- SELECT COMMITTEE on TIE subject
nc abolition of sLaUery IN the District Of {
'u lum6ia, (under Mr. Pinckney' 1e"oLut, OF
10y -Messrs. Pincknev, Hamer, PieIce,
'tie N. H, Hardin, Jarvis, Owens, Muhle
~ H. berg, Dromgcole, and Turrill.
g. FEB. II.
,rd The following resolution, yesterday
80 ported from the Committee on Menufs
lures, was considered and agreed to:
I'm RcsoLred That the Secretary Of
80 Treasury be directed to transmit to Il
- House the tables indicated in note to
e~. annual report, showing the progress
;,,a. the cultivation and manufacture Of cottt
~ in the United States and in other countri
t.h Also, showing the comparative quaint
tho and value of erpo, is and imports of cot
N and cotton manufactures in the Uni
'.bo States and other countries.
that FRIDAY Feb. IL
ow- Mr. Allan, otKy. moved the suspens
of the Rules for the purpose of taking
rails for consideration the following resolut
after heretofore offered by him:
: for Resolred, That a select committee
ct of appointed, whose duty it shall be to
cred quire into the expedlency OF extending