The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

KENTUcKY.--Boyd, Caldwell, Stone, Tbbau--l.
Observation-Disclosures Cullum, Gave Johnson,
Andrew Johnson, Jones--5
INpIANA.--Wm, J. Brown, Davis Henley Ken
edy, Owen, Petit Wight.
lLLINo Is.--Douglas, Ficklin, IIoge, Smith, Me-
Clernand, Wentworth--6.
MIssoURI.-Bower, Rown, Hughes Relief.
ARKANSAS --Cross--l
MIcHIGAN--Ilunt, Lyon, McCclland--3,
Sort Of Wing Chapel of Ga.--Locos %: Total
90.
tCJSThere was no vote against laying on the table
that is,in favor of McKay's Bill--Grom VERMONT,
MAssAcHUsETTs, RHODE IsLAND, NEW JERSEY.
PENNsYLvANIA, DELAWARE, or MARYLAD-7
Sates-nll Wing States except Penn.- -absent-3
Wings and Locos.
The bill having been thus put to sleep, Gen. Irwin
(Whig) Of Pa moved reconsideration, lin order TO
prevent such motion next day, after the Locos had
held IA caucus to whip in the refractory Mr. Nc
ClernanG of III. moved Cat o'clock r. NJ ad-
Journment, Tin order 10 give time for the
aforesad.) This motion had precedence, and
negatived-Yeus "a, Nays 1876 Mr. Goggin of Va.
at this moment arrived and took his seat, so that
every Wing elected present with tgo exceptions
Mr. Bowlin CT.oco) of Mo. moved call of the House,
Ito gain time;) but it not ordered. Mr. Payne
Uoco) of Ala wanted TO postpone the question of re-
Yeas 90; Nays 1903; MIR Goggin voting with the
jorty, of course. The question now REQUIRED on re-
consideration, but Mr. Dromgooe (Ioco) Of Va again
moved an adjournment. Mr. Holmes (Calhoun) of
s. c. asked to be excused from voting on this motion,
as he desired prompt action on the Tariff question,
and this was motion to postpone action. lie was
stopped by repeated calls to order the vote taken
---Yens 90; Nays ll2, (IIoImes voting Yea) Every
resource being exhausted, the motion recon-
slider had TO be put, and lost Gas intended by the
mover y Yeas, ,NTneiy-.NTac; Nays, One Hundred
and Three So the last nail driven in the coffin
Of McKay's bill
Mr. A. Stewart (Whis,) Of Pa. now rose, and re-
marked that there bad just been death in the House,
and it usual on such occasions for that body 10
adjourn He moved accordingly that the House do
now I'D journ-- which prevailed.
So tho bill is dend, dead, DEAD.
We rejoice that this destructive bill, directly cacu-
lated to cripple and parnize American Tndustry---to
throw the country back into the pecunary and indus
trial abyss from which il has slowly and surely extri-
Gated ITSELF has been killed in the House because
we regard this palpnble confession Of judgment
by Iocorocoism the main issue before the People
No measure Of the last Wing Congress has been
more unsparingy abused and msreprescnted than the
Tariff Of 1912. II has been held up the People as
n measure framed to aggrandize the Rich at the ex-
pense of the Poor Ito fortunes the Manu-.
acturers at the expense of the Farming interest---o
increase the price of all the Poor must buy and re-
duce that Of whatever they have TO sell, &c. SC. Mr.
Van Buren, himself has placed himself on record as
Composed 10 the present Tariff, both in principle and
GctoH'' nd latter whole winter appropriation
and logroing, after the best talent of she party has
been put in requisition frame substitute which
could be got through the House. and caucus after
caucus has been held to drill the party in to support
it, we this bill knocked in the head in a House
almost two 10 one against the Wings ireniy-cigM
Van Buren, Members voting against it !---CouId there
be a emphatic tribute TO the excellence of the
present Tariff IA decisive answer 10 the defa-
nations of it5 adversaries? But for this we would
have preferred to McKay's bill worried through
the House and into the Senate where solid phalanx
of Trenty. Nine Wing Senators stood ready nail it
to the table the moment its Unlocking phz became
visible. But the verdict is more significant it is.
This result shows the importance of polling every
vote. This bill has been defeated in the House by
Wing Members chosen since Congress assembled
from Districts before supposed TO be Loco -Foco-
Clinch of Ga. Morse of Me. Pollock of Pa and two or
three from Maryland--'What use to contest?' says
a faint heart; 'the Locofoc os have Overwhelming
majority any how But the Wings did contest, and
the result is the most decisive Wing victory gained in
Congress since the Sub-Treasury laid on the ia
BILE. NJ Y Tribune.
iEFIn Information Of the Wing nominations for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency, reached Cincinnati
on Monday morning, at o'clock. The nominations
responded to by the firing of salute of one hun
dred guns at daylight, by the Invincibles, the same
artillery company and the gun, says the Atlas,
which announced the nomination of Gen. Harrison by
the Harrisburg Convention in 1889.
CoNNEcTIcUr.--- Vote for the U. s. Senator.
The following is she vote in the Connecticut Legisa-
ture for U. s. Senator fill the vacancy occasoned
by the expiration of the term of the Hon. Jabez w.
Huntington: Senate. House Total
Jabez w Huntington ny Is SO Ill
Chauncey F. Cleveland a. FL 7s-7s
Scattering S 3-S SO
IIuntington's majority in Joint Ballot 25
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