Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31

who shall prosecute the before said COURT who shall
proceed TO and determine the the hst
thereof
This amendment, the object of winch To enable the
slave who could eel" be supposed to possess the means
of rigating s.u, question OF his right free
dom, the EXPENSE at lho Government oiho United States
was defeated by the following vO,e;-
YE,s-NessIs. Allen, baldwin, Benton, COIwin, Dayton
Dix, Dodge, feleh Greene, olc liOmlm Nj Ter, Niles
Nar.-Messr. Alchson Bad-cf, 3ell, Brrren, Borlnud
Bright, Butler CHhorn, Clayton, Davis Il" Mssippi Dick
OF Maryland Johnson ot Louis ana, Johnson of Gcosa,
King Lewis, Mausnm Muson Metralfe, Phelps Rusk SO.
By Nj Carke, Wing Senator from Il. islands
PrOr'ded h'0'oer, that no sw peaios the act OF the
ns slavery involuntary scrvi,udc therein, shall be valid
until the same shall be approved by Congress.
The yeas aud nays were as follows:
YEAs-Messs Allen, Baldwin, Benton, Bradbury, Clarke,
Corwn Davis of Massachusetts Dayton, Dix, Dodge, Felch,
Fitzgerald, Greene, Hale, iiamu Miller, Niles, upham ami
NAY,Mpssr. Alch.en, Aher,on, Badger, Bell Berrien,
Misssippi, Dickinson Douglass. Downs, Focte auncg an,
Houston, Hunter Johnson of Maryland johnson Of Georgia.
Sturgeon, Turney, Underworld Westco,t aud iuloe.-33
By Mr.. Ddcis, Wing sonaio from Massachusetts,
hat much OF the 9TH Article Oi tho ordinance of tho 18Th
July 1884, is continued ia the following words, to wit
~ here shall be neither slavery involuntary serytude in
the said Territory olletw SO thun IN crimes
whereof party shall have been duly eonsctod." ,ha he
aud remain IN force within the Tertiary Of Oregon
! he Amendment was lost by ine following vOte--
YEAs-MossIs. Allen, Aih6ron, Baldwin, Benton Brad
bury Clarke, COwin Davis of Massachusetts, Day Dix
Dodge, feeh, F4rgerald G,esae Hale, aml'0' Miiler
NAYS Messrs. Aehson Badger bell, Berron, boIland
Bteese Bright Butlc Calhoun, Clayton, Davis Ui Missis
sppi Dickinson Douglass Downs, FOoto flanagan, ious
ton, uuiJr, Johnon OF Maryland Johnson Of Louisiana
Johnson Of Georgia, KING Lows, MuDgum Masun Metcale
Rusk, Sebastian Sturgeon, Iuruey, Underwood, W.seol
aud iulee--33.
by Mr.. JohRsoH Wing Senator from Mary land:
An amendment Wovidng Or wit Ofappual om the Ter
ofa to III" supreme CouIt, uPon writ at habeas cor
pus Involving the question OF personal freedom "
NEAs-Messrs. Allen, AteftOn, Badge, beuen, Btudbu
ny, ClaTAa, Clayton, Cor~in, Davis Mas Dayton, Dix
Dodge Feleh, Fitzgerald Greene Hale, nmu, Houston
Johnson o Maryland johnson OF Louisiana, King, Mungum
Metcale, Miller, Aes. Phelps Husk, spfuance, Sturgeon
Uphani, and Walkel.-3l
i Nvrs-Messrs. AIchsUn Benton, Borand Bright Butler
Calhoun DAVIS of Mss., Dickinson, Downs, FOoe Hanno
gau Hunter, Johnson GoorgH, Lewis, Mason
Tutney Westcolt aud Yulso.-I9
Upon the passage of the bill tho waS US follows,
u YEA-Norhen Wings, Nh. Phelps.
Southern Whigs--Mssss. Bnnisn, Clayton, johnson @
Mary land Johnson of Louisiana. Mangum spfuanea.-6.
NOItlArn Domocfats-Aesss. AlhsHOn, Brsese Bright
Dickinson, Douglass, Hinnsgan, sturgeOn-7.
Southern Observation-Disclosures, Atchlson, Benton Dorland
Butler, Calhoun DAVIS OF Missspp Downs, Foote Hou.
Johnson Of Georgia, King, Lewis, Mason kusk SobaI
tan, Turney, Wosteot ful1e-l9 IS IN all
) NAYs-Nolthern Wings Messrs. batlwn, Clarke Coz
win, Davis of Massachusetts, Dayton, Gieene, Miller, VI
hnm.-S.
Southern Whisssessr'. Badger, Bell Meicalfo and u
del wood II.
/ Northern Demoerats--Mos.n. Allen, Bradbury, Dii
Dodge, Field Fitzgerald Hamn, Niles and Wuiker-9.
Q Southern Demonstrations.
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