The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-12

Necessary TO a choice ........... l07 ITO
The roll was again called, and on TINS triai' as on
the preceding, few of the southern Democrats
voted for Mr. Campbell, to terminate, as two OF them
said, the protracted contest. Much anxiety was
apparent TO ascertain the result. ~
II was whispered that MIR. Campbell required but
two votes for an election After pause in the
proceedings,
Mr.. EWING, of Tennessee, said that he had voted
nineteen times for Mr.. Forney, and now wished to
change hs vote for Mr.. Campbell. [''Good. u
Two other gentlemen changed their votes Tor
Mr.. Forney.
Mr.. CRowELL then voted for Mr.. Campbell; as
did Mr.. HEBARp.
''That elects him." "it's all over now,' and ex-
pressions of similar import were heard all over the
hall.
The roll of recorded votes was then read as fol-
lows:
For j. w. FORNEY-Messrs. Albertson, Ashc,
Averett, Bay, Bayly, Beale, Bssell, Bocock, Bow
lin, Bowdon, Boyd, A. G. Brown, Buei, Burt
Cable, G.. A. Caldwell, Carter, Cleveland, w. r.
w. Cobb, Daniel, Dimmock, Disney, Doty, Dun
ham, Edmundson, Featherston, Fitch, Fuller, Ger
ry, Gilmore, German, Green, Hackett, Hall, Hamil-
ton, Hammond, HARRISON, j. q. Harris, >: w,
Harris, J. l.. Harris, Hubbard, Hoagland, Holiday,
Holmes, Inge, A. Johnson, X. w. johnson, Jones,
Kaufman, La Sere, Letter, Littlcheld, Job Mann
Mason, McClernand, Mcdowell, McLanahan, r.
Morris, Morse, Odds, Parker, Peasee, Phelps,
Potter, Powell, Richardson, Robbins, Robinson,
Ross, Savage, Sawtelle, Seldom, F. p. Stanton,
r. H. Stanton, Stetson, Strong, Sweetzer, Thomas
SaSoO AhohPoOhy SohloS HoAit, -
son, w alden, Waldo, Wellborn, Whittlesey, Young,
Mr.. Speaker Cobb, Peck, Wood, McDonald-95;
For T. ]. CAMPBEIL-Messrs Alexander, Ais
ton, Anderson, Andrews, Ashmun, Baker, Bennett,
Bokee, Bowie, Brock, Briggs, Brooks. Burrows, c.
Butler, T. b. Butler, CabelI, J. p. Caldwell, Cal
win, Campbell, Casey, Chandler, Clarke, Cling
man, Colcock, Cole, Conger, Conrad, Corwin,
Crowel, Deberry, Dickey, Dixon, Duer, Duncan,
Ewing, Alexander Evans, N. Evans, Fowler, Freed
ley Gentry, Goodenow, Colt, Gould, Grinnell, Hal
loway, Hampton, Hay, Raymond, Hebard, Henry,
Hilliard, Houston, Howe, Hubbard Hunter, j. l..
johnson, Kerr, D. p. King, George G. King,
James G.. King, John A. King, Marshall, Matte
son, McGaughey, McKissock, F.. E. Mclean,
Mcqueen, Meacham, Moore, Morehead, Morton,
Nelson, Newell, Oge, Otis, Outlaw, Owen, Phe-
nix, Pitman, Putnam Reed, Reynolds, Rockwell,
Risley, Rose, Rumsey, Sackett, Schenck, Scher-
merhorn, Schoocraft, Shepherd, Sylvester, Spauld-
ing, Sprague, Stanly, A. H. Stephens, T. Stevens,
Taylor, J. D. Thompson, Thurman, Toombs, Un-
derhill, Vinton, Venable, Watkins, White, Will
liams, Winthrop, Woodward, Wallace, Wilson
ll2.
For s. Foot-Messrs. Allen and H. Manu.
For b. b. French-Messrs. Bingham, Booth,
Durkee, Harlan, Julian, Preston King, Tuck, Will
mot, Root.
For p. b. Prindle-Mr. Giddings.
The SPEAKER announced that the whole num-
Der oil votes cast was ..'.'....''''' 10
Necessary TO a choice. ........,...... llo
OF which number Mr.. Forney received ....... 80
Mr.. Campbell ..............l l2
Mr. French v