The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-12

| ANALYSIS OF THE VOTE UPON THE NOTICE
Inc New York Morning News" has saved US
the trouble OF analyzing the yeas and nays which
were given on Monday upon the resolution of the
House OF Representatives. We have submitted ia
article to the most competent authority for revision
and corrections and, with the aid Of the very few cor
rections which he has made, We present the table
as document which must prove interesting to all
our readers:
We annex the vote on the adoption Of the reso-
lutions:
YIA'-Messn JOAN Q,siaey .fdam. stephen Adams An.
aerson. ;f,noid Atka.oR Bak Bsyr,nso. Bal, benton
Bsys Bni.1oS s1ssi .as,a Ssss sa s1sssd S1~iis
Brown. Bso'nston. Nm. ~. Cs~PSsA, JOAN IT. CampSsH
sinIo. Reuben Chapman Chs-s Chapman Clarke Cobb,
Daniel Dsash. Jefferson Davis. Dsisno De Mott Dnlng.
ham; DSesh Doss-s. DromgoOle Dunlap Edsall, Elis.
Fries o.pin. Giadiass Giles. Goodyear Gordon Gyas1,
Sy.an, Grover h.mhh tabston, HARRISON Hsnnsnson.
housh George Houston, Hungerford WasAinston Ifni
James B. Hunt, Charles j. lnssuoll Jenkins, Jas n
Jones sesborn Jones Kennedy Preston King LswTsnes
MScissS Mere hS' ~. Lyon Lu@pkH Maelay
Mcdowell, eGsasAsy hsIisary hsIssins Mckay. John
Martin, Barclay Martin, Morris Moulton Nyen Norris
Pss Ps..a r s,,ss PERIL r;ny fs, rh.P. Pot
Rank Russell, sswteIs, Sawyer scsmmon SeAsnek Sea.
Msn ssroaHet Leonard H. Sims Albert sndh, Thomas
smith Robert smith, stanton, stakwe Sts,oar ST
John strong Sykes, fhems'soH. James Thompson Jacob
Thompson. Thdrm,a. Tbbait.. nilsa, Towns, Tu-Is.
psnes wentworth, Whsston VAR. Wick, Williams vii
mot, Wsod't1, Woodwork. Yell Young and Yost-ios 7
NA's-hessrs .fbboff, .fshmHs B.yly be1inser fIte.
ByoeH Burt. John e. Chspmsn, Augustus A. Chapman
Coek Cotiamsr, cranston, CyoIis Dsngsn G1vsn Dsvs
hIsn Docksy, Etwia NJ Evfns, Pod Gsn,yy G,inrsH,
Hsrrfek, lssae T. Holmes. .ehn w. Hop.0s. Edmund w
Hubbard, sa~asi d. Has6ard, Iiadsop Huntsr Joseph r.
insosoh. Dsaid p: Rns, Lssks, Long Ma,sh. HiIlsr
hossIsy PsHdiefsa. hheu yuas R0ekssH John a Rack
geH, Seldom A. ID. Sims, Simpson. T,nmar Sntn CaI,b
b. s~A, AsPA,ns Mrohps, TsbedsanI. Bsaiania Thos~p
,sn, Tso-ss Tredwsy. yinion, BiaihT.p, woodward
WnsM. and rsBcsy-a
We have taken the above statement from the Ma
ho'sai tnisiIgsnesr, the Union not having come 70
hand. The names Of the wings are printed in
Italics, and Of the democrats in roman letters.
The latter number only sixteen in the neg
alive, being from the States OF Virgins.
South Carolina, and Alabama. The affirmative
vote is one short, the name Of Thomas Butler King
Georgia wing, being probably omitted in copying,
as he was present at the vote taken Immediately
previous The House consists Of 224 members, Of
whom 2l7 voted. The Speaker, John w. Davis, }
has vote; and there are three vacancies; one in
Virginia, by the death OF Mr.. Taylor, and one each
in Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, by failure
TO elect. These leave only three absentees, whom
we take TO have been Nessrs. I. B. King, Of Geor-
gia, and Carroll, Of New York, wings, and Mr.
Wood, Of New York, democrat-the latter Of whom
is now in Albany. II our count is correct, the vote
is TO be classified according to the following
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