New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03
The Fuaitive sln,e Lnw.

guilty Of no crime unless, indeed, 1t be 8
crime to prefer Liberty to Slavery, unless it
rs q crime to believe in that sublime truth
u hich the men of '76 tell us is self.evi-
dent viz. That all men are created equal
and are endowed by their Creator with
the inalienable rights of Life Liberty and
the pursuit of happiness has been arrest
ed in our midst, manaoled and remanded
to Southern bondage, being denied even an
interview with his wife and childen, G priv
ilege Hhich would have been granted to
common pirate, and all this according to
the statute in such case made and provided
has very naturally excited some interest In
the public mind as to how the thing was
done. We therefore present to the readers
of The Tribune the Fugitive Slave Law
and the vote by which it passed through
the two branches of Congress.
The following ia Inc Senate vote on the en8ross-
ment OF the bill:
YEAsMe'sIo Aehfon bs6gsr ga pnSg. Bell beg Boy
powrs, Foo.e, Houston. Hunter Jones King, Mangum
aeasg s se s1a %as SSH So
NAYs~Messrs Baldwin. Bradbury Chase, Cooper.
RsES Of Mas DaGyST R9dso q W" Greene Sm
Absent or Not Poting-MeIsfs Benton, Borland, Bright
Clarke Clay Cs,a Clemens DcLn'S %a D0qglsS Eppiog
Seward, Shields whitcomt-2l.
Yeas from The Free States-Messrs. A. u. Dodge
and Jonea of Iowa.
On the GnaI passage, tho Yeas and Nays were
10! called the fate OF the bill being decided by the
preceding vote; but that eminenty National states'
man, Hon Daniel s. Dickinson, made few re-
msIks in favor Of the bill, and 1t passed without
further tivaion. Mr.. Seward was abaent from the
city, unwell ou! most Of the 81 absentees wore
only indiapoEcd to vote.
The vote in the House on The final passage Of
the bill was as follows;
AYEs-iessfs Albertson Aston Anderson, Ashe Aver
Ell Bay, Bayy, nenle, Ht.seA Bowdon, sowle Bowlin
Be- sIeck, Brown, Miss BFOwn. Ind BHet Burt Caid'
well, nc Caldwell, Ky ClIDgmsn, Cobb Ala; coleoek
Ewipg, Feather.ton Fulles, Geny, Gerry Glber Cor
man Green, Hull Hslnllton, Hatsaon, Harris, Tenn Har
IsLd, HolaG5y Holmes, Houston, Howard, Hubbard
Inge, jackson e. Johnson EenP Joan'on, Kyi J9hn
feid Dann Pa Msnhs, meaon, hc ot,rnand nc Donatd
MeaOg4s eLqnShag h , Ky aGM sand Nc
Outlaw owen, falker Ptatiee. Phelps, Powell, Richard
oon Robbins Ross, Savage, Seldom Stepped, ssny. san
va. re T9d. 'SsY p 4hompsoD Ky Taomb5 ysaabe
EFcideH, W alace Watkins, Welborn FtdTteF WiDisma
Msnrs Alex ssder Allen. Baker, Bsrnei.. sing
efs Bcoh argg, Barr9T: sa'ler e. Cabs ONO
D4Le7, p!tley DIXON, % y, D1neap Duke GVe7s
9bl9, Fitch Fore, Freddy, Gtdding:, Con 9ould
Hunter Jscfson N Julian King h. /, KING, N yno
a King Preston Ktug, mstr, MssS, astie1oD, McRm-
GecE, meackam Moore Norris, Nefon OEs Pi.man, Pot
rsn Keot, Rotinaon, Boot RUmsey, Beckett, Sswelle,
ge ss. sp Salon %sso
Wentworth w bltlegey, Wocd, HIsHN~-fo'
@ not ss,r1 es,sy cIs;t copgs,
Grsr Goodtror, Crime, beyin, Mes Newell okls'
PhGnix Rey19lts, Kisley, Rockwell Ho'e SehsncE'
FREE SoitEs Wimot--1.
fiogTHERN Locos Glegelind, Gilmore Ods, Peck, Pot'
rei' erorq gxestzer, Thompson Of lows ,,...
eorTHEaS WIGS osbel, Evars OF Nd Moreheaa-5.
gourHgRN LOcos Bocock. Hsekeit, Hsrmansop, Ham
uond McDowel, McL4ns Mor1e-i2
To:s a,fsr. or not 7o'ing-43.
Mr. THOMPSON Of Penn. moved reconsideration
Ito prevent i's being moved next dsyl and then
moved that his own motion be laid on the table,
which preysed. 60 the thing was fixed
The Members from Free States who voted tot
and passed this bill were therefore a. follows;
WHIeg-Eessu Eliot OF Mass. Aceauehey o. ING
John L. Taylor Of Ohio-?otsl 3, , f7.yrv Little.
oPPosIfIoN-M ahe-Me'H' Fuller Gerry N''''
Se, gos,n.ht,s He,srs Hibbsrd and Feaaiss-z
Neo. YOrk-Mr. WaIdsnLh,
Psnn,tira1Az-- DinLnie aao ny e-'A1'
Pohhna Po,s and James PhcnP''"
qS;er : < h aassriaon, wm J. Brown, Durham
oq'@ sse.ss f5ls:e4 2 l. Harris H''''aad R'
ard a.ssggS,,1Ya o1DEs1sA W sasl-i.
eSSel{9;sss75as1s;sa l 55sis5s isls' 30.
BILL ne or arcIg Of The coosttarou
- Tinted States =, .,.J h, n. Dnnot. ,,d
SEc1ISo, penyesenttatives of tie United States Of
@nsS f,g in Congre.s assembled, Chat the persons
9b ar bsye been or who may hereafter be appoint
VI Commits sion ers in virtue Of any act Of Congress
Nv Tie Circuit Courts Of the United States, and
Tho to consequence of such appointments, are
sntboized TO exercise tho powers that any Justice
Of the Peace, or other magistrate of any OF the
United States, may exercise ia respect 10 offend
ers for any crime or oifense against the United
ssa:es, BY asresting. mPrisoning. Or bailing tho
ssme uLder and by virtue Of the thirty third section
OF the sce Of the gath Of September i7ss. entitled
"An act 10 establish shs JUDICIAL Coats ot tn"