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also. Consequently, there had been no tight or
wrong, although both were nearly beaten TO death.
So II seems the fact in this case; Tor II both gen
tleen establish their positions before the country,
and there has been no wrong done 70 the South,
although we have been nearly ten months trying
the matter; and Notwithstanding also, the South
has been deprived OF all her interest IN the newly
acquired Mexican territory, for which she paid her
full share and has been taxed her part OF the ten
millions to pay Texas; and yet, according TO the
argument of gentlemen, "lttle or no harm has
been done.' Nobody Is guilty!
MIR. Seldom moved 10 amend the amendment
by adding the following:
Sand to remove all restrictions to the free emil
grat.on 60 persons with their property"
And he supported the amendments by few re-
marks.
Mr.. BROWN, of Mississippi. said he had always
thought it was good policy for party when fair
y whipped TO give up. daughter IL was well
understood that they had made lair fight, and
had conquered twice out of three times but they
had been beaten at last II would be the better
plan now to leave the matter To the people; II they
were Satisfied, their Representatives ought to be-
Ii was no use ~ cry over spilled milk.
He would say nothing to wound the gentleman
from Virginia, MIR. SELDOM who had been SO
gallantly carrying on the fight by himself. He
knew that the gentleman was sensitive, In common
with Others who had acted with him; but the gen.
tleman reminded him of valiant youth who, on
the day succeeding the battle of New Orleans, was
seen busily loading his gun and firing; and, upon
being asked what he was doing, he replied that he
laugh He was for turning over the matter to the
people now, and letting them dispose OF it. lie
trusted that his friends would agree gracefully to
give up the fight; and he added, let us turn 1t over
to the people. So help me God, am for resistance
The question was taken on the amendment to the
amendment, aud it was, without division. mega
lived.
The question then recurring ON the amendment
of Mr. WRLLBoRN, il was taken, and decided in the
NEGATIVE gt.ne. ,,o .,,.. ,uh.n A.. IN, ..
tablishing territorial government for Utah (Pre-
csey 1t came from the Senate) WAS passed
yeas 81, nays S. as follows;
YEAS.-NIessrs, Albertson, Alston, Anderson,
Ashe, Averett, Bay, Bayly Beale, Bissell, Bokee,
Bowlin, Boyd, Breck, Briggs, Brooks, William j
Brown, Chester Butler, George A. Caldwell, Joseph
P. Caldwell, Casey, w. II. w. Cobb, Daniel, De-
berry, Dimmck, Disney, Durham, Edmundson,
Eliot, Alexander Evans, Ewing, Fuller, Gentry
Gerry, Gilmore, German, Hall, Haralson. Isham
G. Harris, Thomas l.. Harris, Raymond Hibbard (,
billiard, Iloagland, Houston, Howard, Joseph w
jackson, A Johnson, j. L. johnson, Jones, Kauf
man, Kerr, La Sere, Letter, Levin, Littlefed, j.
Mann, Marshall Mason, McClernand, Mcdonald,
Mcdowell, McLanahan, Robt. M. McLane, F. E.
Mclean McMullen, Me- Willie, Morehead, Morton,
Outlaw, Owen, Parker, Peaslee, Pitman, Potter,
Richardson, Robbins, Robinson, Rose, Rose, Saw
age, Shepherd, Stanly, Frederick p. Stanton Rich
H. Stanton, Strong, Jacob Thompson. Jas. Thomp
son, John b Thompson, Thurman, Toombs, Wal
den, Watkins. Wellborn, Wildrick, Williams, Will
son, and Young-97
MA 1S-nlc5ST5 AltSanueT, alien, DenNett, Ding
ham, Booth, Bowdon, Albert G. Brown, Burrows,
Burt, Thomas b. Butler, Joseph Cable, Calvin,
Campbell, Chandler, Clarke, Colcock, Cole, Cor
win, Crowell. Dckey, Dixon, Doty, Duer, Duncan,
Durkee, Nathan Evans, Featherston, Fitch Fow
Ter, Giddngs, Colt, Gould, Holloway, Harlan,
S. w. Harris, Hebard, Henry, Holiday, Holmes,
Howe, Hubbard, Hunter, lnge, William L. Jack
son, Julian GeorgeG King, James G King, John
A. King, Preston King, Horace Mann, Matteson,
| McKissock, Mcqueen, Meacham, Meade, Moore,
Norris Nelson, Newell, Ogle, Odds, Otis, Pee k,
Reed, Reynolds, Root, Rumsey, Sackett Sawtelle,
Schenck, Schoolcraft, Seldom, Sylvester, sprague,
Thaddeus Sevens, Stetson, Sweetser, Taylor, Tue k,
Van Dyke, Yinton, Waldo, Wallace, Wentworth,
and Woodward-S5.
So the bill was passed, and the House adjourned.