Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11


,7l d. - 'a.> .1 enable Hl Oh offer tt
t'e~ lts-, That uqaH tie presentation orauv re
E9-.-. e. F.t1 praying iur lie ablu,,1a @. sLa-
'e5y "- -s Save lrIte IN sny District. Teru.o-v.
OF >a.-0t,te ua.Ha, ami u1on tie PRESERVATION Of
anE RS aioa or her paper ,auea.nc hat subject.
sie reception OF such memorial. Petition rtso,uton.
@! papcr' s4I be considered as oblscied TO- aud the
fssss'aa t'Tecfpi'oa stal he LAID upon the Iab.e,
without debate, OF further action thereon.
Nj Esereii asked ior he yeas ana NAYS On the
questca
Mr.. Adams moved the indefinite postpouement Of
the motion to suspend the rules.
he ChaT Was IF Op,uion that the motion Of the
senutmln tnm Massachusetts was not IN order, be
cause, Il prevailed, the effect would BE- thar no
motion TO suspend the rules would be in order for tie
REMINDER Of the seSSinn.
Mr. Back asked u the m0ton Of the gentleman /
from South Carolina, mr. Thompsonl 10 suspend /
the rules, should prevail IT It would be an order for
hm IN offer an amendmcGt TO the resolution of that
| gentleman.
/ The Chair replied in the affirmative
Mr.. Back SAID, in that case he would offer an
amendment
The question was then taken on the motion to
suspend The rules and il was lost, there not beng
two thirds voting IN the aihrmatve--yeas lbs, nays
II, as follows,
YEAs-M eSSrs. Afford, Judson Allen. Simeon H.
-hhiiNieti' hiltit vs. AlitFlhl, DdAhss bGdttN bN~
lrne, Bell Black, Blackwell Bolts. Boyd, Brew
T ster, Aaron '. Brown, Albeit e. Brown, Burk,
5. II. Butler, Wm. O. Butler, Bynum. John
Campbell, William b. Campbell Carroll, Carter,
Chapman, China, Coles, Colquu, Mark A. Coo
per, Crabb, Craig, Crazy Crockett, Cross, Dana,
John Davis, John W. DAVIS, Garret DAVIS,
Dawson, Deberry, Ddleu Dog, Domgoo!e,
Earl, Eastman, Fisher, Floyd, James Garland,
Rice Garland, Gentry, Gerry, Goggn, Graham,
Graves, Green. Griffin, IIaber>han, Hammond,
John Hastings, Hill of Virginia, Hill Of North
Carolina, HlIlen, Hoeman, Holmes, Hook,
Hopkins, Howard, Hubbard Jameson, Joseph
johnson, Wm. Cost johnson, Cave johnson,
Nathaniel Jones, John W. Jones, kem, KEN
Bile, Leadbecr, Lee Leonard, Lewis, Lucas,
Mcclellan, McCullon, Mckay, Marchand Me-
dill, Miller, Montanya Montgomery, Samuel W.
: Morris, Newhard, Nsbet, Petrkin, Plckens,
5 Pope, Reyner, Rves, James Rogers, Samuels
0 Shaw, Shepard, Thomas Smith. S,anly, Stark
weather Sleeurod, Strong, Stuart. Sumter, Swee
! ny, Taliaferro. Francis Thomas, Philip +. Thorn
> as, W. Thompson, Jacob Thompson, Turney
y Yanderpoel, David d. Wagner, Warren, Wat
J. terson, Weller, Edward d. White, John White
Wick, Jared w. Williams, l.. Williams, Christie
i pher II. Williams Sherrod Williams, and Wor
N thington-l2S.
J. NAys,-Messrs. Adams, John w. Allen, Ba
ker, Barnard, Biddle, Bond, Riggs, Brockway
10 Anson Brown, Calhoun, Casey, Chltendet
4, Clark Clifford, James Cooper, Clanston, Curtis
:" Gushing, Davee, Edward Davis, Doan, Edward,
IN Ely, Evans, Everett, Fillmore, Gates, Gliding,
o. Goode, Granger, Grinnell, Hand, William
Hastings Henry, Hoffman, Hunt james, Chas
r Johnston, K9mpshall, Lawrence, Lincoln, Low
n, ell, Mallory, Marvin, Mitchell, Morgan, CaIvsr
IN, Morris Naylor, Oge, Osborne, Paen. Parlsl
IS Parmenter, Peck, PrentIss, Profit Randall, Rar
~ dolph. Harden, Reed, Reynolds, Ridgway, Ru
ss sell, SaItonslall, Simonion, Shade Albert Smt
N John Smith, Truman Smith, StUTrs, Swearlnge
he. IiIllnghasI, Toand, Trumhul, z. J. Vague
ri Thos' W. Williams, and Joseph l.. Williams
al II.
an Here IRE II who Voted to reject the motion
~ the gentleman from South Carolina, OF which the
'u are 81 good and true Northern Wings, and IA ID
mocrats; net one Northern wing voting for the m
"a ton Of the gentleman from South Carolina /; VIII
ng il Is sustained by the entire Democratic party, e
e cept Ia. One wing from the south voted with I
a! wings of the north.
, Let ii be remember that this motion was from
a-' opponent of the Administration party, but let t
ia, reader also bear in mind who supported twas
ma the men whom the wings of the south cling to
ers succor. No, it received its support from men
in. have on all occasions braved that fanatic bal
op- whose wish ia dismemberance of this fair a
her happy Union. But says Mr.. b.:
" They have marched up in a solid phaanx
sustain the geniIeman's proposition on the ST
de, ect Of slavery, when not single friend Of
18th Wing brethren Of the North has voted Cor his p
ing position, and he has bad 10 rely solely upon
sid votes of the Democrats 10 carry his own pi opo
ton on this subject Every Northern Whg "
lhe that voted al ALL is recorded against the motion
: 'ne the member from South Carolina while ey,
,on Democrat, except IA, of both the North q
ted South, is recorded in his favor, that voted on
hat subject. Mark, sir, the coincidence: against
resolution Of MIR Coles there were 60 Wings tr
ee.- the North that voted; against the resolution
un- the gentleman from South Carolina there are
ich, and the other did not vote the whole strength
now the Northern Wing and Abolition party. ~
po sir, can that gentleman want stronger evidence
evidence more complete; that, though their b
said enemy whenever be offers a proposition aga
the Abolltlonists, he is compelled to rely fol
lay support on the Democrats; yes, strand North
fer Democrats too There is the evidence bel
him; not one his broIber Wings from the NJ
-, has deigued to touch his proposition against
ann petitions OF the Abolitionisis while the Democ
> a. have come up like men, and sustained prop
re- ton coming, as they knew 1t did from their e
lay N.Y. Had il come from different source my
on it, the proposition would have gotten a s!ro
er vote. VIII the gentleman communicate III
lien, facts 10 his constituents"
lau This language is strong and to the pont-t ia
Chit iof It's OASIS e recoruS u Tue House Vi hePfeSe
A. tives, ahieh do not he-and which no oppoHen
lrs, the administration dare attempt to alsy 1t sta
avis as monument of condemnation TO those Of