Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-20

Gentry, Gcggin, Green, Halsted, Hays
Houston, Hunt, RI lngersoIl, james,
p Kenaedy, King, Lane, M'Kennan, =
F Marshall, Mathiot, Maynard, Moore
Morgan, Morrow, Osborne, Owsley, Pen
dleton, Powell, Ramsay, Rayner, Rpdg-
way, Rodney, Wm Russell, ] w Rus
sell, Sallonstall, SeweIl Shepperd, SIade
4 i Smith, Sellers, Stany, Stratton, I
Stuart, Summers, B Thompson, R v
Thompson, Toland, Triplett, TrumbulI
Turney, Underwood, Warren, Washing
ton, E D White, L White, C II Viii
Iiams, YouDg-S3.
NAYS Messrs. 81 Andrews, AIRING
too, Atherion, Baker, Barton, Beeson
Bid.ack, Borden, Bovine, Brewster,
Briggs, A V Brown, c Brown, Burke
BurneIl, Wm butler, G w Caldwell, 2
&c Caldwell, Calhoun, J Campbell, Cary,
Chapman, Clifford, Clinton, Coles, Co
hen, Cross, Cushing, r D Davis, Daw-
son, Dean, Doan, Dolg, Eastman, J c
Edwards, Egbert, Everett, Ferris, J G
Floyd, C A Floyd, Torrance, Gates, Gid
dings, GlImer, P G GOode, W o Goode,
Gordon, Graham, Cuisine, Gwin, Har-
ris, Hastings, Henry, Holmes, Hopkins,
IIouck, RowArd, Hubbard, Hudson.J j lr-
win, VIM Irwin, Jack, Vim C JOanson'
c Johnson, / d Jones, Keim, A sKenDe-
dy, Lewis, LitlIefeld, Lowell, A M'Clel.
Ian, R Mcclellan, M'Kay, M'Keon, Nal
lory, Marcband, A Marshall, S Mason,
Matthews, Mattocks, Maxwell, Medlll,
Meriweather, Miller, Mitchell, NewEatd,
Oliver, Parmenter, Partridge, Payne,
Plckens, Profit, Read, Reding, Rencher,
Reynolds, Rhetl, Riggs, Roosevelt, San
ford, Sanders, Shaw, Shields, Snyder,
Sprigg, Steenrod, Siokey, A Fl II Stuart,
SUMTER Thompson, TllIinghasi, Troti,
Van Buren,, Van Rensselaer,, Wallace,
Warn, Watterson, Weller, WostbroOk,
T W Williams L Williams, Winthrop,
Wise, Wood, A Young-l27 Ball Am,
Mr.. BOts' Motion for Enquiry The
reader will learn, from the account of
yesterdays proceedings in the House Of
Representatives, that Mr.. Bolts 2reseHted
10 The House his charges against the
President Of the United States, with his
proposition for insliluting an inquiry by
a committee Of the House (suOstantially J
into the expedJency Of preierriog, upon
the grounds accompanying his motion -
Articles Of Impeachment against.the,Pre
sident Of the United States; aud4hat the
House without debate, decided against
the proposition of Mr. Bolts by decis-
i've vote.
In taking the sense Of the House upon
this question, Mr.. Bolts has acted in per.
feet consistency with his public pledges,
and in doing so has done no more than
his duty. In determining against the
proposed inquiry the majority of the
House we're doubtless influenced by va.
rlous, and 10 some eXtenl, conflicting o.
pialons. The vote upon the question
was by no means party vote. 1t was
voted against by those few who approve
The conduct Of the President in all par
ticuIars: by some who are of opinion that
there exists just ground for impeachment
OF the President, but that, for several rea
sons it is not expedlent now to institute
such proceeding; and by larger mum.
Der who are satisfied that no sufficient
ground exists for even inquiring into ths
eXpedienoy ofthe measure. And OF those
Of both parties who voted in favor Of the
inquiry, il is known that a part did so
on the ground that il was due 10 the mo.
yer and his motion, If not matter Of
course, that, as charges were made, and
inquiry into them challenged. the inqui-
ry ought to be granted.
Upon the whole, since thequestion was
10 to be agilaled, and was not to be re
ceived with favor by the House, we coz
slider it a subject of congratuIation that
1t has been so promptly disposed Of, with
out an excited debate, and so far as we
are informed, without producing any ex
cited feeling MAJ Int.
From The Baltimore American.