The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-29


tves was sure Of his reelection to that honorable sta
ton. became cstain democratic members from tie SouA
,0ossd vote for him. we asserted in general terms. the
fact, that il Mr. Winthrops votes in the House Of Rep
resentatives any Interpretation Of his opinions and
principles upon that subject. be much Of free
soiler Wilmot Provsost, and aboliionst a. Mr. Gid
dings himself. whom southern wings denounce %
aboltionist. although they associated with him
and recognised him in the House Of Representatives
sound and reliable brother whig
This allegation OF ours in relation to the abolitonism
Of Mr. Winthrop and his advocacy Of the Wilmot Pro-
viso has been denied by the organ Of General Taylor, the
Republic. and by many other journals in the interest Of
the administration. knowing that our assertion was
substantially true and that Mr. Wnthrops votes in the
House Of Representatives indicated much ultra abo
tonsm those Of Mr. Giddings. have referred to the
journals. and we present to the public conclusive
proofs Of the truth Of what we have said.
We begin with Nh. Winthrops votes given during the
first session Of the 27h Congress- in Is4I having traced
them back no further than that session. They are
follows:
In HousE REPRESENTATIVES Monday. June "A. Isal
The question before the House the motion
slider the by which the House had adopted The resolu
ton spgontng committees @ report rules tor The govern
made, the rules and orders. except the 2ls Of The last
House.
The Affirmative sustained the 2lst rule The mega
:a: SSsShr AS.S ss:aSs essss
sivss' Cong. Globe 27th Cong. la sess, psi.
TUESDAY. June Is, lsN
osns By Adams. =
Rssoiped, That COMMITTEES of nine members be APP
pointed Q reyse amend and report rules for the govern
report and the be finally acted the rules and
orders Of the last House Of Representative except the 2st
nfnu 10 and nj
House a; 49, : ''' : - 10 - $3.50 -
In the osIesy Adams JG;hss Cid
tCong Globe. same session, p 50.
Y DKcgxBEs 8, Issl.
Mr. johnson, of Maryland. offered resolution adopting
M rue, Sasm 'a' moved to amend :. h..
all the rules would be adopted. szesyt ths 2ia rsis
w II ms O. s9 sisas RoBEsr G. Wi
Congressional Globe. 27,h Cong. II ssss, p 3.
JANUARY L. 1872
Theaueston was taken, motion Of Mr. J. O. Adams,
instruct the select committees on rules 10 report repeal
die i've Whole s,s, .aSj.c. Of rule. upon the table
In the negative. and therefore in favor Of Mr. Adamss
J. q. Adams, J. R. Giddings. WIN. o. slads. and ROB-
y consre,.,oosi o,obe. 2z,h Cong. ID ,es. So
JANUARY Is. IeS2-
Mr. Henry presented psron IRON certain citizens Of
PENNEY ivsnis ssaina limiting ImPsirlng the conss-
s sss.. is.ss may ss psssG d. Doing .
Inosion was mad. 70 lay the petition on the table
. Ia II sossf Ssss x%
JAsuAEY n, lss1
The question \ motion lay upon the table petit
ton presented by Mr. Calhoun OF Massachuseis praying
:ad ss sss % 81
n The R ss&frTfG %I Mn T. s'dans VIM
S'~''' ICone Globe. same sess., p. is7.
JASuAxy Is 1ss2.
| Mr. John Quincy Adams presented the following Pet
To the co~srsu ofhs Usifsd States.
The undersigned, citizens OF HaverhiI. In the Common
wealth Of Mas'achuse,ts prsy that yon win mmsd "a
First. because Union can be agreeable 2, per%ansn'
second, portion OF the resources Of one
section Of the Union annually drawn % sustain n. ysw'
Third becsuse gadgng from the history Of pas, n.sons)
in !. The "ssa "a s q
ton Signed BY BsnaTln Ems s, and io Ave o.hsss
On the 7th day Of February, Iss2 was taken, ~
| fk< disseufses Of ne Usscs
". s . az. 81 scbfsf i;aI ds
c''0'' same SESSION f 2, ~, = ,sxs.
Mr. Giddines q Ohio among other petitions presented
from upward. ., eighty c'zsn. Of J,n1s one, %
smcsbis division Of hsUnion By line running between
NJ fipsn r.msins that tho petition vas dsrsspscta
the House. and dissspecrs 70 the man Who presented
i IL. moved that II b sof rscetped- .
; %% si:d.. k6sERf 6 wISrHEoRIcoaa GLOBE
same session, p -
i MAncn "a, Isx2
Mr. Giddngs Of Ohio. introduced the following rsso'u
lions
Rsssssd That prior adoption Of fsrsi consti
ercssd full and exclusive usdicfon over me sunJect
slavery within its terdsery, and poscassd mh Po~s
70 continue Or abolish Il NJ pleasure.
Resolved, That by adopting the conssituuon No pen
@so bot ~ss rsssrvsd BY and sd psnais ssoh q In
ISsosd That By the sh section Of the Let article Of tn
each Of the several States surrendered 20 IN
ledeni III jurisdiction over the subject o. com
merce and navigation upon the high sea:
Rssevsd Thai slavery. being On o. .ne na'
urs rights Of man, exist only ~ force Of positive mn
nicipai law and 10 nsccssariy confined 70 tns n'of's
Rsscipsd That when ship belonging 20 IN. cItsens
any STATE OF this Union the water snd tsrtoy
such sts snsss upon The high ssss me Peroas o
board be subject 20 the asve Avs o. suen s
By and smenabe TO- the laws Of the Unltsd oSss
Rssoped, That when the brig Creole, on nsr iais pssn
Cor New Orleans, e sutosisi jurisdsction q ven's
the slave laws Of that ceased have jursdicon ove
smenabls osy the laws Of The Unissd ctsses II .
R.soisxf That the persons board the aid nip IN -
suinE their natural rxhs Of psronal ibsrv vtcasd
law OF the United Bates incurred legal penalty. IN
!, are ;nsdv liable 70 no punishmsnt
Rsofssd That al atssmPu 20 regain Posssesion q o.
renslave said unauthorxsd by The corsfitt
Ision or Of the United ssass ard ars nooopsuo
~nsSsi. Thss al sasmpts % szsr or madonna ine'
ss M svor Of the coast3ss avs.de. 70 piace n
nation in shs attitude q maintaining eomsnercs N h'