Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-27


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/ ,lucel tins resolution.
Resolved, That an ite memorials vh:rh have
hafn offered mr. I,rs,f.J M presented to this
/ House. prayinr ior lbe abortion ii slavery 10 tie
/ District ot Co,nmb,l arI al,,the resolutions offer
I en- ny ne hohoraof member nom M''"e' ~ 81
vIsl WIN an amendment thereto proposes ~ an
/ honorable member IRON NWslHl' Ut N'seI anu
every other paper or Proposition that r'ay De SUP
miued ~ relation 10 Ua' tablvc' nc 't'e'''d To N'
/ ecl committee WIN iHNuUch"H' I" tet"''
hat Ion9es posse s'e' no c'h''l ''.''''
! NY u interfere ~ any way win lHe 'u>l''"'''" 70
slavery ~ any OF the States Of tins CoAlt1eraey
and that II the opinion OF tins AouSe' Congress
ought not to IntefIere, 10 any way, win slavery ~
! the ID lrlct ol Coum11, hec'u9e Il "eol DC VI
oIdton OF The pot.c iaI'h, un"Se' np'iHie' anu rou
dangerous 70 Tie Cnaai assigning SuHii reasons io'
these conclusions, as, 10 ihe Judgment OF V'e commit
! Tee, may be besi calculated 'o eHAIhVeh "e p"oH'
mnd, q repress a1lalon 10 a,ay excitement 20 SnS-
tam and preserve The is rights % WIG s''Vthodlos
States, and Of the people OF tuS District, ami 10 ts'
tablsh harmony and tranquility among the various
sections OF The Union
motion t, suspend the rules Of the House, to n
troduee these resolutions, was lost by vote OF III
| To %. There not bemJtwo thirds the notion was
lost On The Slh Of February, page 500, me-
| Pnctaey- renewed Ihc motion 10 suspend the rules
Of the iou5~. 10 introduce the same resolutions
and the question hcog put,,he rules were suspended
two thtds voting Ior It, yeas l5G nays Co. VI
these 65 there wer. 9 Democrats,
Wen The next vote was on the second branch OF
the resolutions il those words:
With Instructions to report that Congress possess
es no constitutional authority 70 interfere, IN any
way, with the institutions Of slavery IN any Of the
States Of this Coniedemry.
Against this part Of the resolution there was bnl
one Democrat ana six wings.
! Mr.. b. called the particular attention OF the
House to the vote ON the next division Of the reso-
lutions; and 10 il he invited the attention of every
Southern man in this country. ltdcveIoped fact
about WHICH there could be No longer 0ui6hfng and
there was no other evidence tina. would place more
cearlylhe parties IN their proper positions in tins
| House. The direct vote was upon The branch O