Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25

loIa', llo--(llf rom lrcO BalCs, l from
slave state
NAYS-(AGAINsr the Ptoviso.)
New YoRK-Stcphcn Strong-l,
PENNsYLvAN james Black, Richard
l'roadhead Jacob lrdm an, Chas ngersolI Nose.
Mclean II. ID. Foster g..
! Quo FIR a Cunningham, Joseph Morris
Isaac Parish, William SAWYER, Henry st. john
8.
INDIANA-Robt Dale Owen, Wn w WICK
lLLINoIA-SIePhcnA Douglass, o b Fickn
John A McCIernand-3.
MIcHIGAN-John S Chi pman-l.
MARYLAND-JChn 6 Chapman, Thos w o.
| Lyon, Edwam Long, Thomas Perry.
NIRG1NA-Aca Atkinson, Thos II Buyly,
Henry Redinger, VIM G Brown, Aug A Chapman,
Geo G Dromgooc, Geo W Hopkins, Edm W
HUBBARD, Robt NJ Il Hunter, Joseph Johnson,
Shelton T Leake, James Mcdowell, John s PEN
d|cton, James A Seldom, WIN NJ Tredwny-l5,
NORTH CAROLINA-D0n M Bpringer,
Asa Briggs, IenryS Clarke, John II Daniel,
James G Dobbin, .Alffed Dockcry James Ora
ham, james Mckay, David Reid.
SoUTH CARoLINA-James A Black, Arnis-
tcod Burt, Isaac Holmes, r BarnweIl Rheti.
Alex Sims, Rich Simpson, 10 A Woodward
~.
GEoHG1A~-Iowell Cobb, Hugh A HARRISON,
Senborn Jones, 1hos Buller King, John II
Lumpkin, Aiea II Stephens, Robert ToomJs,
Geo W I'owns--8.
ALABAMA-rr w BowGen, Reuben Chap.
man, l. + Collrcll, Edm S Dargan, Henry w
HHiidrd, Geo S Houston, VIM w Payne-7.
MIsslssIpPI-Stcphcn Adams, Henry Z FL.
lett Robt w Roberts, Jacob Thompson--l.
FLoRIDA-William II Brockenbrough--l.
LoUIsIANA--Jom IL llarmanson, Emile La
VbjIoJou,Ir 4
KENuUcKY-J Joshua g Bell, Linn Boyd,
Garrett DqriS, Henry Grider, John p Martin,
John II McHcnry, Vim p ThOmaSSon, John W
TiJbotts, AndIew TrumJO, Bryan r Young
10.
TENNEssEE---.Mlion Broom, Lucien B
Chase, Vim " Cocks, John II CrOcier, Avan
CulIum, Ed,0in II Ewjag, MercdM z GenirN
Andrew Johnson, Geo w Jones, Barclay Martin,
Fred p Stanton-ll.
MIssoURI-Jamcs B Bowlin, William NJ Me-
Daniel, John S PheIp, james II Refe, Leonard
II Sms-5.F
ARKANsAs-T Thomas " .Ntmton-l.
TEXAs-Dayid S Kaufman, limo. Pillsbury-
Total lOG-lS from Free SO from Slave States
Wings in HaiicS-Y cas- 81 democrats and 81
wings, Nays 50 democrats and "a wings
Absent or did not Vote
Pcansylaania-O ID Lieb, james Thompson
2.
.N7rylaad-A Constable, VIM + GiIcs--2.
iOua-S c Hastings, S LETTER..
MiiaRa-John W Davis, (Spcakcr)-l.
Hiinois-Robcrt Smith,. Total g.
Yeas anil Mays Of the IpilmOH Proriso.-
The list given in our last was not entirely accur-
ate. Mr. II. d. Foster, of Pennsylvania, who is
given as nay voted yea, as did Mr. James
Thompson, of that state, who Is given as not vol-
lng Mr. a. Constable, OF Maryland, who Is given
as not voting, voted nay. These corrections
make the totals as they should be--yeas, ll5i
nays, lVOi absent, OF not Fotlhs. VI TtONRe.
Mr. Brockenbrough rose 10 question PTivil-
cge, and read charge made ny Mr. Ncslcolt in
the senate on Saturday, OF corruption against the
the senate The mousse &c.' ana
offered a series of resolutions Tor the appointment
OF committee oil one member from eacn s'alo''o
The matter and report ana II adNsa-
bic, Inc report ana Inc Fesni' Shou,u DC submit
tea to The senate Tor lis action Inc cnaF de
'lded that resolutions such as 'heSe co"Id not NC
entertained by the house. MIR. brocNehDronsh
motive, declaring that the charges were OF char-
acler mat demanded .he CONSIDERATION Oh the
house. Inc decision OF lhe clair was sustained
he committee appointed 10 investigate chalEes
against the reporter Of the UnlOn asked to be dis
iharged from further consideration OF the subject,
md were discharged accordingly.
The bill for the admission of Wisconsin into the
Union was then taken up in committee of the
whole, Mr. Reuben Chapman in the chair. The
committee rose about O'Clock without quorum,
and the house adjourned.
1ucSaay' feO' 10 iof'
SENATE. Resolutions Of the Legislature OF
OHIO and Pennsylvania against permitting slavery
IN any territory acquired by or annexed TO the IN
ION, were presented ny Nlessrs cameron ana Cof-
win.
The Naval Appropriation Bill was taken up, and
IN amendment 10 restrict the time and cost for
the Brooklyn dry dock rejected
The appropriation for dry docks at kiticrcy,
and Pensacola were passed in the
Senate in the shape they came from the House.
The bill was then laid by, and the Three Million
Bill was then taken up.
Mr. Badger addressed the Senate at length.
Mr. Chalmers has the floor for Tomorrow. AZ
er the Executive Session, the Senate adjourned.
House. The bill for the admission Of Wiscon-
i'm into the Union was passed.
Bills were reported making appropriation for
laval pensions, and to create the office of Survey
elcrrcd. :
The Committee Of Ways and Means reported
,ack the bill making appropriations for the Militia
y Academy, with recommendation that the n
ncndmcnt of the Senate be disagreed upon
Resolutions from the Legislature Of Ohio were