The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-01-27

tude, commonly known as the Missouri COMPROMISE
line shall be admitted into the Union, with OF with
cot slavery as tho people Of each Stale asking sdms-
sion may desire. And lss modified BY Mr.. Douc-
LAss Ia such Ststc States shall bc formed Out
of The said territory north OF said Missouri compro-
mise line, slavery or Involuntary s7fsludc, eAceP'
for crime, shall be prohibited
The COMMITTEES accepted The above as q substitute
for the orz final resolutions from the Commttee on
Foreign Atfairs-Ayes no. noes SO.
On motion Of Mr.. M. BROWN the committee
rose, and
The SPEAKER having resumed the Chair
MIR. G. JOHNSON said that as the session was far
advanced and as a consequence but short space oil
time left in which 10 transact the public business no
fell compelled to move the previous question when
was seconded-ayes 1877 poes 81.
The SPEAKER having stated, Shall the main
question be now putt
The yeas and nays were demanded and being Ia
KEN rrsulted-yeas ll3, nays IO6.
80 the man question ordered TO be put
The question now being concuring In 'hs
snendmen of the Committee Of tho Whole the yeas
and nays taken, and IL decided IN the ann
mause-yess ils, nays l0I
The JOINT resolutions Of Mr.. M. Brown, as above,
were ordered to be engrossed and read third time
yeas ii9, nays 81.
And the resolutions accordingly read third
time and passsd-yeas 100, nays 90, as follows
YEAS-Mes Arlington, Ashe, Atkinson, Bay
ly, Belssr, Bidlack, Edward J. Black, James Black,
lanes A Black, Blackwell, Bower, Bowiln, Boyd
Brodhesd, Aaron v. Brown, Milton Brown, VIII
liam J. Brown, Burke, Burt, Caldwell, Campbell
Shepherd Cary, Reuben Chapman, Augustus a
Cha man. Chapel, Clneh, Cobb, Coles, Gross
CulIom Daniel, John w. Davis, Dawson, Dean
Dellei, Douglass, Dfomgoole, Duncan Ellis, Farlee
Fickin, Foster, French, Fuller, Hammett, II iralson
Hays, Henley, Holmes, Hoge, Hopkins, Houston
Hubbard, Hubbell, Hughes, Charles J. ipgersoiI, Ja-
ma. {s,ye Inhusan AuifeM J.lD.pu (geofKc w
Jones, Andrew Kennedy, kirkpatr'ck, Labraoche
Leonsid, Lucas, Lumpkin, Lyon, McCaosleo, Ma
clay, McClernsnd, Mcconnell, Mcdowell, Mckay
Matthews, Jo'eph Morris, Isaac T. Morse, MURPHY
Newton, Norrs, Owen, Parmenter, Payne, Petit
Peyton, 4. ID. Potter, Pratt, David S. Reid, Relfe,
Rhett, Ritter, Roberts, Russell Saunders Senler
Thomas H. Seymour, Smons, Simpson, oldell, John
+. Smith, Thomas Smith, Robert Smith, Steenrod
Stephens John Stewart, Stiles, James w. Stone, Al
tired p. Stone, Strong, Syke- Taylor Thompson
Tibbslts, Tucker, Weller, Wentworth, Woodward,
Joseph A. Wright, Yspeey, and Yost-l2O.
NAYS-Messrs. Abbot Adams, Anderson, Baker
Bsninger, Barnard, Beaion, Brenge, Brinkerhod,
Jeremiah Brown, Burlington, Carpenter, jeremiah f.
Cary, Carroll, Catln, Causin, ChIion, Clingman,
Clinton, Coilsmer, Cranslon, Dana, Dsuagh, Gar
reu DAVIS, Richard ID Davis, Debeuy, Dickey, Dbl
bingham, Dunlap, Elmer, Fish, Florence, Foot, Gid
iings Goqgin, Wblis Green, Byram Green, GrinneIi
Grder, Hale Hannibal Hamin, Edward s. HsmIin,
Hsfdin. Harper, Herrick, Hudson, Washington
Hunt, James B. Hunt, Joseph X. Ingersoll, lrvIn,
jerks, Perley b. Johnson, John p. Kennedy, Pres
ton King, Daniel p. King. MeCleand, McIvaine,
Marsh, Edward J. Morris, freeman ii Morse, Mose-
ley Mes Patterson, Phenix, Pollock, Elisha X. Pot
ter, Preston, Purdy, Ramsey, Rslbbun, Rayner Re-
ding, Robinson Rockwell Rodney, Rogers, st. John,
Sample, Schenck, Severance, DAVID l. Seymour Al
bert Smith, Caleb B. Smith, Stetson, Andrew Sew
art, Summers, Thonas-on Tilden, Tyler, Vance,
Wsnmeter, Vnton, We,hered, Wheaton, John
White, Benjamin White, Williams Winthrop, and
William Wnght-9S
And the House adjourned