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

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TUESDAY, March "a. 1872
M wssr 4 Ohio offered spIssmbIs rsci,ng .hs con-
duct OF Mr. Giddngs In reference 70 the Creole case do
soa and division among he people q he Un.sd ssss
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Among The nays are . Be found the name: q ! g
WINTHROP Congressional Globe, same sess, p. Sa6
DxcExBER s, 1912
Mr. Adams again offered resolution to rescnd the 2sst
d %H1S % ss "a ssa
THRoP yosed in the nesative.-[sse Cong Globe 9Th
Several other votes upon substantially the same ques
ton were taken during the session. Mr. Winthrop voting
uniformly with Messrs Adams and Giddings.
JANUARY .. 1919
Mr.. Sede, Of Vermont. offered long preamble and rs.o-
ntion. denouncng slavery the latter OF which was in the
R:.s.s Tha. all law. II authorizing ssnc
he bs es e as
which moved s. ss:. e The rules order
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icon. Globe. same session, p. los
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council Of Florida are In full force until dsaPprovsd BY
Rssissd, That the commisss ON the Judiciary be in
structed forthwith 70 report the following bill
council q so
the said governor tho 9TH day Of March, l82 entitled
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the sae hereby dsaPproved and shall henceiorh be Of
Nj Brisg. moved suspend the rules in order tina. the
resolution might be received.
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FILLMORE. VIM Q. SHADE. ROBERT g WINTHROP.
We omit numerous votes Of Mr.. Winthrop upon ques
tons moved upon the reception Of abolition petitions, and
laying the same upon the table, all Of which correspond
with his previous votes He also voted in the same
company. viz: Messn. Adams, Giddngs, 4 Co.
That our readers may zee the nature of the opposition
which the late exPresident John Quincy Adams waged
against slavery in the course Of which Mr. Winthrop
sOGs inparisy fosnd voting NTH Mr.. Adams. pre-
sent the following petition offered by Mr. Adams in the
House Of Representatives, but upon which vote by
yeas and nays was taken:
7sAs s..s a-d H'-s 4 Representatives efAs U.iisd
The undersgned citizens Of tho State of Massachusets
earnestly desiring 70 free the Conmonwsah and them
ne s sass as your e
Of the United States . may forever .spsr.s people
Massachusetts from all connexicn with slavery -.
January IL, 1874.
Mr. j. Campbell Of South Carolns, from the Committee
for the Dissc. Of Columbia made report on petition Of
vision Of the laws Of he District Of Columbia The
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papers the reception OF which was prohibited by the 18th
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Resvsd Thar the Clerk Of this House be directed
the petition above referred 70 to the gentleman who
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Mr. Adams presented the resolutions Of the Legislature Of
iion 80 As 70 exclude thai portion Of the
The southern States which sbased their population
" me r SS 81 sn% RosERT
vossd in The sfirmave-tCoug Globe. 18th Cong, LIST
= M..oH Is, 1874
i Mr. Winthrop rose, he said, otter q resolution sub
wss osA 81: 70 a .s" Ss e s ss
ole red the iolIowing resoutioni
Ss dnsd ssis BE- o. made asad
this governmsnf
Mr. Winthrop moved the suspension OF the rules 70 en-.
able him offer his resolution and called Tor the yeas and
In the Affirmative Messrs Adams Jacob ColIamer J. r.
Gddings, and ROBERT c. wINTHRoP.-lCong. Globe,
same session, p ~
During the second session Of the 2sh Congress numer
Gus questions arose in relation TO the repeal of the ais,
rule. the reception Of abolition petitions. and the annex
alton Of Texas, upon all Of sohid Mr.. Winrop In
yoriab found voting ssifh Mssus Adams and Gidngs.
These votes are 20 numerous and have already given
90 many Of similar character, that deem il
sary 10 do more than to make this brief reference them
n any one has the curiosity to examine the record. he
viii find Mr. winthrops recorded constantly side
by side with those of Messrs Adams and Giddings.
During the first Aesson Of the goth Congress, find
Mr. Winthrop again voting for the repeal Of the 2is'
rule with Messrs Adams. Coamer. Giddings Root, and
Truman smiih-lsee Cong. Globe. LIST sess Goth Con-
! gress, PAL
DrcxxsxR n, lels.
Mr. Culver presented memorais from washinKion coun.
iiesi parties the abolition Of slavery and the slave
trade IN the District Of Columbia Mr. Culver moved that
tho memorials be referred 70 . select commiuee-
/ Mr. Boyd moved shsi they be laid The table The
/ yeas and nays called.
In the negative Messrs j. O. Adams, Jacob Cola.
ssU, Joshua r. Giddines, TSuRaa Ssffh, and ROBERT
c. WINTHRoP.-fConE Globe, lss session 18th Congress
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MAscH 3, 1s47.
ynovfso.
The House resolved itself into Com iee Of the Whole
on State OF the Union, (Mr Cobb In the chsirD and
took mp the three million bill a. passsd the sensss
rally known a. the wiImos Proviso, in the following
words sFsf