The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-01-17
The following is the vote in detail

For Mr. T. j. CompJeH-Messrs Alexan-
der Aston, Anderson, Andrews, Ashmun, Baker,
Bennett, Bokse, Bowie, Brock, Briggs, Brooks,
Burrows, Chester Butler, Thomas B. Butler, Ca.
bell, J. p. Caldwell, Calvin, Campbell Casey,
Chandler, Clarke, Clingman, Co!oock, Cole, Con-
ger, Conrad, Corwin, Crowell, Dtberry, Dicksy.
Dixon Duer, Duncan, Alexander Evans, Natbsn
Evans, Ewing, Fowler, Freddy Gentry, Code
now, Gott, Gould, Grinnell, Holloway. Ham p,on.
Hay, Raymond, llebarJ, Henry, billiard Hous.
ton, Howe, Hubbard, Hunter, j. l. Johnson,
Kerr, Daniel p. King, George c. King, James
G. King, John A. King, Marshall, Mattcson,
McGaughey, McKissock, Mclean, McQuaen,
Meacham, Moore, Morehead, Morton, Nelson,
Newell, Ogle, Orr, Otis, OUTLAW, Owen, Ph9nix
Pitman, Putnam, Reed, Reynolds Risley Rock.
WELL Rose, Rumsey, Sacke,t, Schenck, scher-
merhorn, Schoolcraft, Shepherd, Sylvester, Spald.
ing, Sprague, Stanly, A II. Stephens, T'haddeus
Stevens, Taylor, John b. Thompson, Thurman,
Toombs, Underhill, venable, Vinton, Wallace,
Watkins, White, Williams Wilson, Winthrop,
and Woodward
For Mr.. j. W. Forn,y-Messrs Albertson
Ashe, Averett, Bay, Bayly, Beale, Bssell, Bocock
Bowdon, Bowlin, Boyd, Albert G. Brown, Will
liam ] Brown, Buel, Burt, j. Cable George A
Caldwell, Garter, Cleveland, w. r. W. Cobb.
Daniel, Dmmick, Disney, Doty, Durham, Ed
mundson, Featherston, Fitch, Fuller, Gerry,
| Gilmore, German, Green, Hac&e.t Hail. Hawk
ton, Hammond, HARRISON, Isham G. Harris. S.
w. Harris, Il. l.. Harris, Hubbard, Hoaglaud,
Holiday, Holmes, lnge, Andrew johnson. r.
w. Johnson, Jones' Kaufman, La Sere, Letter,
Littlefeld, Job Mann, Mason, McClernand Nc.
Donald, Mcdowell, McLanahan, Robt NJ Me-
Lane, McMullen, Melville, Meade, Miller, Nor
ris Morse, Odds, Parker, Peaslee, Peek. Phelps,
Potter, Powell, Richardson, Robbins, Robinson,
Ross, Savage, Sawtelle, Seldom, Frederick p
Stanton Richard H. Stanton, Stetson, Strong.
Sweetzer Thomas, Jacob Thompson, James
| Thompson, William Thompson, Walden Waldo.
Wclborn, Whittlesey, Wood, Young, and Howell
Cobb
For Mr.. Solomon Foote-Messrs. Allen, and
Horace Mann.
For Mr.. b. b Ffench-Messrs Bingham, Booth,
Durkee Harlan, Julian, Preston King Tuck
Wilmot, and Root
For Mr. p B. Priadle--Mr. Giddings
Mr.. Campbell having received majority of all
the votes cast, was declared by the Speaker duly
elected
Two attempts were then made to elect Ser.
geant- Arms without success. On the last trial
Newton Lane of Kentucky, the caucus Democratic
candidate, received IS votes Samuel w. Gid
dings of New York, the Wing candidate, CT votes
and the following votes were cast for other per.
sons
| For Mr. Jaeob Bigelom-Messrs Allen, Dur
kee, Giddings, Julian, P. hing, Wilmot, and
| Tuck
| For NJ ID Rodg1s--Messrs Aston, Dickey
Gentry, Raymond, Watkins, and Williams.
For Mr.. g. c, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bowie
Breck, Cabell, Alexander Evans, Grinnell, Hen
ry, Holmes, Houston, James l.. Johnson, Kerr
Morehead Stanly, John b. Thompson, Toomb'
Wilson, Morton, and Shepherd.
For Mr. II WalJrmge-Messrs. Bingham, Dis
ney, Doty, Morris, Odds, and Wood.
For Nh j. -Dom-Messrs- Booth, Carter
Cleveland, Andrew Johnson, Waldo and Peck.
For Mr. J. MorS-Messrs. Brooks, Il. b. But
Ter, Clarke, Conger, Nathan Evans, Colt, Hill
lizard, Horace Mann, Marshall, Meacham, Newell
Owen, Vinton, and Winthrop
For Mr.. H. W Fhteh1-Messrs Campbell anC
Schenck.
For Mr. ~ W. AdGmS.-Mr. Crowell.
For M j. b. Mowa-Messrs. Nelson, Phoenix
Taylor and Underhi f..
For Mr. r. r. Shsksh.--Mr. Root
On the FIRST trial, Mr.. Shekell received the egh
Free Soil woes.