New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
New-mexsce BspuIsed from the House -
The North Betrayed

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The most disastrous vote for Freedom and
the most unjust vote in itself which has
disgraced the present Session Of Congress
was given on Friday last on the question
indirectly presented) of admitting HUGH
N. SMITH to the floor as Delegate from
New-Mexico with power merely to explain
and defend the loo Al wants and needs Of his
constituents, but without the right to vote
Congress having neglected for two Sessions
to provide a Civil Government for New
Mexico, as we are bound by Treaty with
Mexico to do, the People last Session held
a Convention and chose Mr.. Smith their
Delegate to the House, with view mainly
to the presentment Of their rights and
wishes with respect to the claim Of Texas
to absorb sheir territory and subjugate them
10 her dominion. Their Delegate has now
been waiting at the door of the House six
months, and the LOco-Foco majority of
Speaker Cobb's Committee on Elections has
reported against his admission. MIR. Nc
GAUCHEY, Of the Wing minority of the Com
Committee, moved as substitute d
counter resolution IN .fac0r OF his aa-
mission, which was voted down IN
Committee of the Whole (where the leas
and Nays cannot be taken) by SO to IS, and
stropc's resolution agreed to BY avote of ~
70 &C. The Resolution was thus reported to
the House. when Strong imme liately moved
the Previous Question, cutting off any op-
portunity to renew the amendment as well
as all debate. Hereupon German of Indiana
Zone more of the same sort moved that the
resoluti IN do lie on the table, carrying the
whole subject there, and for this cowardly,
back handed evasion and subterfuge TWEEN
TY-FIVE LOco-Focos from Free States voted
with the South, and so turned New-Mexico
out of doors and denied her hearing on
pending questions vital to her very being.
Some of these twenty-five got into Congress
by Free Soil professions, and are thus doubly
traitors to Truth and Freedom. To send
one Of these back to the next Congress will
be to give bounty on perjury and the
blackest treason. Electors of the Free
States especially lovers Of Human Free
doml look we'll to the following Yeas and
Nays:
YEAS-(For Laying Ne,o. Mezico on he Tablet
FREE STATES.
MAISE-ElbTldge Gerry, Nalh'i 5. Lilueheld, Cullen
Nav HASrsHrRt-Hsry Hubbard, cha'. H. Pes,lee-2
NV losk-Hirsm Walden Il.
Nrw.JERsEY-lsssc Wldrlct-l
PEsSsYLvASIA-Mlo M Dimuick JOB Mann, John
Robbins j.. Thomas Ross William Strong, James Thonp
OHo-JoSu X Miller, WIN A whiitssey-2 ,,.
TIIisors-Tbomss L. Harris John A. McClsrnsnd, Wa
MIcHIcAs-AlexanderW Buell.
IowA-Shepperd Lef1er-l
SLAVE STATES:
MARYLAND Rirha-d J BotOle, Aler. Esan. wm. ?.
Hamilton, Edward Hammond, job" b ke'r, Robert h
VIseIsr1-Thos. II. Avsrett Thos II Bsyy, Thos. s.
Bocost, Henry Edmundson, TAO' Hay-ond, Alex
hSdsy j SsPs' s.on ys1. Mtos RcR.a Psss
Psuus Powell James Seodon-i4 -
NORTH CARoLISA-wm Ashe JO'sph P. C4ldDsA,
Th.S J. Ciingman John J. Daniel Edmund DsDery,
Dar'd 0uiLaiO, Aug II SAepperd Aon Vs1s5 50
Isaac h. Holmes, John MCQUEEN James L. Orr, Daniel L.
Wallace Joseph A. Woodwsrd-I
A..
len f. Queen, AieT H. Stsphs"' Robert Too6'' asf'na J.
WelborD-e 49, go
| Il. ". Cobb, sampson " harris iHeHry w. HA'a'd Di-
| vid Hubbard, Samuel W Inge-7
MIssIssfPI-Alber g. Blown Wiofeld $. Fesherston,
LouIsrisA- Chaye. W. Conrad Emile La sere, Isaac p.
KfSrUcKY-Litn Boyd Daaid Byeek Geo A. Caldwell,
| Joa.s l. johnson, Humphrey ha'shaa John G Mason,
tinis r. Mclean, Charles ). h'rsAead' Richard stan
TESSEssEE-JO'qh NJ Ander'on, Andrew wing. I'hsm
G Herr . Andrew JUhnso7, Geo w jones' John say
age Fred P. Stanton, James II. Thomss, Albert Vat
Hl,scusl-Jsme. S. Green, Willard P Hail. John s.
AREAxsas-Robert w John,on-l.
| FLoRDA- EdDa,d Cdyrington CabeA-L
| TEXAs-Volney L. Howard, David 5. Ksufmsn-2
| Ayes from Free States rs lsll LOcos
Do. from Slave States so; - Wings I'm Isal
ics) IS Locos Roman
| NAYs-(Against Laying on the Table,
MAINE-Rufus X. GoodeIow, John OILS, CAarie' Set
| NEW HAaPsHIRE-ANos Tucx-l.
| Observation-Disclosures ALLEN, Geo Ashnun, Jal
II. DunoaO, Orn Fowler, Joseph Gnnnen, Hoacs Mann,
| RHODE IsLAsD-N.nsn r. Dixon. George O. King-2
| CossEcIcUr-WALTsR BoorH, Thomas B. Butler,
VfRMoxrEwnIsm Hebard, William Henry, James
NEw.YoRK-Henry P Alexander @ R Andrew Henry
Lorer 20 Burro- IS Charles e. Clarke. Harmon Conger,
Wililm Dusr, Daniel Got, Herman d. Gould, Ransom
| II
Or,smus B. Mstlrson, Thomas McKissocE VIM Nelson, j.
Phillips Phpnix Elijah Risley, Robert L. Hose. DAVID RI
sey, Alb. NJ Schermernorn, John L. SchOocrsf Elbndgs
g Spsding, John r. Thurman, Walter Undsrhil, Hugh
| Nhite-.e.
| NEW JERsEY-Jsmes g. King William A Newell-2.
| PESssYLvANIA-CheserB Butler, Samuel Gavin, Joseph
r. Chandler Jesse Dlekey John Freedley, AV,ed Gu.
| sore joins w Howe Henry Moore, Andrew j Ogls,
Charles w. Putnam, Robert Reed, Thsddeus Stevens,
| Darid Huaot-lS
OHIo--Jsph Cable, Lewis D. Campbell. Ddrid K Cart.
te, Moses b. Corw D. Jop Crowei, Nathan Evans JOSH
| VA r. GIDDsGs VIM; + dunter, jonathan ID Morris
Edson r. Ods, Emery n. Potter JosEPH Roor, Robert
| & schenck Chaytes Soeetzsr, John Taylor, AnOs 4
| Wesd-l6.
| ISpIASA- G,dhan Fiteh AHdre0 J RIri1n GEo.W
| JuLIAs, kdw. W. kcGaughey, JOha l. Robias0E-5
| VulLa1 X bisssh J0i n Wenseorth-2.
kicHIGAN-knstey s Bingham William spague-2
MRcOSsIs--Orismus Cole, james DEsSe Dsfy,
| CRARLEs DUGKEE
| DlLAwAEE-yOHN w HOUSTON
l TEkSIssEE-MEREDlTH GENTRY.