American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-27

! having sufficient population, my hereafter b,
tie consent Of said State, be formed out Of th,
territory thereof which shall be emitted to adj
mission under the provisions of the federal con
stitutlon. And such States as NAV be formed
out OF that portion Of said territory living soutI
| OF thirty SIX degrees and thirty minutes nortn
| latitude, commonly known as the Missouri com
promise Ene, shall be admitted into the Union
with or without slavery, as the people of each
State asking admission may desire. And in
such State or States as shall be formed out Of
the said territory north of said Missouri oompro.
mise line, slavery or involuntary servitude,
except Tor crime, shall be prohibited.
Inc committee then rose, and as soon as the
speaker resumed his seat, Mr. G. johnson
moved The previous question.
Upon the question, shall the main question be
now put, MIR. Brinkcrhoff demanded the yeas
ana nays, winch Were ordered and stood ayes
MS, nays LOG,
Mr. Elmer asked to be excused from voting
and assigned his reasons therefor, but was not
excused
The vote then was taken in the House upon
the proposition carried in committee. and i;
stood ayes | Is nays l0I.
The question then was upon cngross;ng the
Jont resolution, and reading it third time, and
nays, which stood yeas 10 nays 81.
The yeas and nays were then taken OIL the
passage OF the same, which was carried by ayes
l2O nays So, as follows:
lEAS-hcssrs. Arlington, Ashe, Atkinson, BayIy,
bcISer, hGlack, Edward j. Black, James Black, Jas
A. Black, Blackwell, Bower, Bowlm, Boyd. BIZ Dad
n m,n, aaron n v Brown, Milton Brown, William j.
brown; Bufkc, Burt, Caldwell Campbell, Shepherd
Cary, Reuben Chapman Augustus A. Chapman, Chan.
,I.., Cllv, Cohn Coles Cross Cullom, Daniel, Jno
w. Davis, Dawson, Dean, Delet, Douglass, I!om-
gooe Duncan, Ellis, Farlec, FckIn, Foster, French,
Fuller, llammetI, Irralson, Hays, Henley, Holmes,
ioge, Hopkins, Houston, HUBBARD Hubheii Hughes
CEas. J. lngersoll, jameson. Cave Johnson, Andrew
'oHhS"i, "eo w. Jones, Andrew Kennedy, kirkpat
Fick, hahranchc, Leonard, Lucas Lumpkin, Lyon,
McC9usi"n, Iaclay, NcClernand, Mcconnell Me
Dowcll, Mckay, Matthews, Jos, Morris, Isaac f.
Morse, Murphy, Newton Norris, owen, Parmenler,
Payne, Pett, Peyton, T.. d. Potter, Pratt, David $.
Reid, Relie, BLett, Ritter Roberts, Russell, Saunders
Sehter, mos II. seymour, SImons, Simpson, Sdell,
John l. Smith, Thos. Smith, Robert Smith, Steenrod,
stephens, John Stewart Stiles, Jas. w. Stone, Alfred
2 Stone, Strong, Sykes, Taylor; Thompson, Tibbatts
Tucker, Weller, Wentworth, Woodward, Joseph A,
Wright iancey, and loSt-l20.
NAYS-MeSsrS. Abbott Adams, Anderson, Baker.
Barringer, Barnard, Benton, Brengle, Bri.tkerhoff,
Jeremiah Brown, Burlington, Carpenter, jeremiah f..
Cary, Carroll, Catlin, Causn, Chiffon, Clmgnan,
Clinton, COamer, Cranston, Dana, Darragl, Garrett,
Davis, Rich. d. Davis, Debcny, Dickey, Dillingham;,
Dunlap, Elmer, Fish, Florence, Foot, Gid ings, Jog
gin, Willis Green, Byram Green, Gtinncll, Order,
Hale, Hannibal llamh Edw. 5. lIam!m, Hardin,
Harper, llerick, Hudson, Washington Hunt, Jas B,
Hunt Jos. Il. lngersol, Irwin, jerks Pcrey B. John
son, j. T. Kennedy, Preston King, Dan. P. King, Nc
Cltlland, Mclvaine, Marsh Edw. ]. Morris, Freeman
H. Morse M0selGy Ness, Patterson, Phoenix, Pollock
Elisha R. Potter, Preston Purdy, Ramsey, Rathbun,
Rayner, Reding Robinson, Rockwell, Rodney, Rogers,
st John, Sample, Schcnck, Severance David l.. Sey-
nour, Albert Smith, Caleb B. Smith, StctSon, Adv.
Stewart, Summers, Ihomasson. Tilden Tyler, Vance,
Naimeter, Vnton, Wethered. Wheaton, Jno, White,
Benz White, Williams, Winthrop, and VIM. Wright
-9S.
A reconsideration was moved, and the pre-
vIous question was moved, and the vote to re-
consider was rejected
The House adjourned
P. S. The long Texas agony is over, If you
look at the vote which settled the question, you
will see that had the eight wings who voted for
it, been true to their party, the vote would
have beena tie The wings were Senter, Pey-
ton, Ashc and Brown, of Tenn. ,Dellet, of Ala,
Newton, bf Va, and Stephens and CIinch, of
Georgia.