New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30

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VI BExRrES submitted resolution to change n.
TIE OF the address reported 10 the general ueerux 70
al address. BY the individuals couPosng the N se,sns
70 the Peore Of tie United Stsses.
The Yeas ard NAYS Being demanded. q wa carried
Yeas :. Nays 4 81 follows
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Mr. BxSsrES submitted resolution 70 refer the 81
dress 70 su5Commir,ee Of I've. 10 report 10 an Al
l3Urred meeting OF the Seec, Committee. 20 meet 10
the snte-room Of the Senate Chamber 81 clock NJ
/ on Saturday next
The Yeas sud Nav. icing demanded II was carried
In the sfhrmstive-iess :, Nays 4 a. follows
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The Chair appointed the Committee As iolow..
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The Committee net At the call Of the Chairman. 4
quorum being present.
NJ BERRfEN Sub Committee, read an Address which
ordered 10 Re reported 10 the General Meeting AZ
substitute tor the address rccommitied n THE Commit
tee Adjourned A. W. NENABLE, Secretary.
SENATE CH,Nsxs January -
The southern Senators and Members Of the House Of
I
to adjournment The President called the meeting to
I order AZ : o'clock NJ
Mr.. MING. Chairman Of the Committee OF sfteep re-
ported address, to the people of the United states
which the Committee recommended . substitute tor
the Address which read Al the last meeting The
Address was read BY Mr. BEsMxN, Chairman Of the
subcommittee
We should be glad 70 publish the Address OF Mr.
BFsRrEN. but the crowded state Of our columns sbso
utely orbids Mr. BIS Address is not quite 90 long as
the adopted and though addressed the People of
the United states instead Of the People of the south
Is in many respects similar to the one put forth both
in sentiments and words still they differ In many par
tcpiars The rejected Address concludes 40 follows,
We have done. Our desire hs. been to place before
the American People the facts necessary 10 enable fs
o stay this controyersyto exercise the restraining In
fuenee which they alone possess 20 give harmony %
our counses, and prosperity to our country We too
constitute portion OF that People and speedily resun
Int places among them will unite our efforts for the
accomplishment OF this benehcent result
Mr.. srgPHESs submitted the following resolution
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N BAvLY moved TO lay this resolution on the table
and the Yea. and Nays being demanded, It decided
in the sfhrmstice-Y Yeas 50. Nays H.
Those who voted in the sffrmstivesre
Ms,. ,a'o. Hunter B9.sr Boyis. Tuner, Aa'5a q D..
ii tsee i,oaon Aun-oa. hyy, Ssooe. Bsa-. Brsus-f.
= N-str, FfaIIff1n II A
Mckay v.aab- sar, Rh'', smPon wal.c- wsed-ssd Ho..
- ,eo9i Harrison l-e'',. h,umlsn sowdo9 w W COCO,
Phelps P-yi'u, McDossil 'rd Lg0n-5a
Those who voted in the negative are
cs,-a-J J;-,,. k,ss S,gis-s' f Sss.,. Ha..ys
h,tsld. coess C9iisr. NeLan- Rsssn ana ciaS~a.-Is
Mr. EIrLLnRD submitted the following resolution
R,''rsd. 't when Tbs meeting adjourn, shall .touu
The Yeas and Nay. were demanded sDd u wss de
cided In the negative-ieas y, Nsys5l.
Those who voted In the affirmative are
M-.sr, M-a- raiereood Hou.ton Fouruay Gesxn Pres
,se S.ssn.a > Jos-' y n Nsg s,.pa'4, looTe H.rt
.on. iamPkn and v D,wsi-lg
Those who voted In the negative are
s,'r. Mi,aa, Hunter But. B.rr-n roru.y Johnson
Downs na foois King FlPstrck, wssteo, luis- setsnt
Brosn Tufoo A Thosoa Daniel NcKsy y-nsbs Burt Rb-,i
CO ~; Wa . in9'7s. t.I,.a i9@G.a so~dgn
s-r- nor'e h Johnson c'e'n csrs Kaufn.n s-5'Oa,
Mr KING then moved 20 strike out the Address sub.
mitied 70 the ast meeting snd insert q substitute
that read by Mr. RERRrEs 70 this meeting.
The Yeas and Nays being demanded, 1t was decided
/ In the uegative--ieas q, Nays "a.
| Those who voted In tae Affirmative
s.' gy Msy; Iaa,, ... Of /, D.~g: ~,
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r w co1s hi CassN kssinsa csfss sepsT,i, Lyon a0i
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cote Yae- Aaaoe, B.yy Boeocs ssiss-r Bs.. srowu
Meat A Thompson Nsusti;, Burt dimes, smp'oo ass
Rh- B0vton. Gays Harrs, nge fs-srlton jacob
Thompson Morse Joln,oo tssury and stantoa
| 9s-WAss 10 haihf
| Mr BAYrT then moved tina. the Address reported to
former meeting, the 18th Of January be adopted
which motion prevsiled snd the Yeas and Nays being
demanded were az follows
Those who voted in the affirmative are
Me.r, Ns'oa, Hunter sulsr. cahoss Tamsy Do~a' D.ys
F1nt- Ftroar Bofsni. sebastian. Wssoti fg-~ Atsasoa
p,vy Pss'rrs B1cok B.as " Bfosn, Meade, A lhomp
| sor Dsne ysnsh- Bort Holmes kheti, simpson, Woodssfd
wallace -ron lumpn B1Tion. Gays Harris inse Fssth-f
,ioa Jaco5 Thompon T. dos " Johnson rheuo 'ad
| sfinfou-t4.
| Those VINO voted In the negative are
Wsssr. R-a Mfclys. Jnder1ood J1hHs'n Of la, hl'A
u.f-r S,nf a. Preffgn Ciiagnaa Ie9gb Sisyh>s Hhidra
Nrfisgd code C4bsf GgrraH and tnay~eH-i1 -"ht' o
I1I.f
On motion. Il wss
Pssrsf That ourla. 20 tbs nesting a. NJ conlnls- -
.-i and published Ne qsefs % t' D<H'
on motion Of Mr. iyERsON, II was
ref flrtsr That address adopted BY ~. ne-ng - ell
h Secretary approve Of ts SAM 70
so mar - publication tt-r-0 Nhsu srnsd .hsh - sa-n;-d
aan oi- lhseqlsnt meeting d iho.- Nhp NAV
| sg1f a.,
The meeting then adjourned sine die