The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-02

proper authority. the Intsigenesr will find that Of The
sixty-two votes which It's own figures show TO have
been given by The two branches OF the Legislature III
favor Of the resolution. thirty were whgs, eighteen
democrats and eight ehig tfss-soasrs OF the
twenty nine votes given against the resolution only
ten ioigs, while nineteen democrats. Thus
appears that majority OF the democracy OF the State
represented and voting ia the legislature opposed the
resolution, and. so far their party o controlled s
fate, poted down. II also sppeas That Of the whv
party proper, represented and voting in that body
nearly four TO 36 TO l0) IN favor OF the reso
luton and, in so far their vote controlled its fate.
passed ii with remarka able unanmy. II appears also
that adding, should be done, the wing soil vote
TO the wing vote proper the wings gave the resolution
vote OF forty four TO knthat Is more than four 10 one
When the Intsitigenesr shall lin its next issue. we
rus lay this very plain OF facts before its readers
will not only have shown its fairness in the prem
ses but will have done much to inform its readers as to
the comparative soundness OF wings and democrats in
Ohio in regard 10 the Compromise.
| But inasmuch as, in a OF this kind we like 10
make thorough work at once. and be done with it, we
offer TO the contemplation Of the Intngeneer another
piece OF record evidence which, in fairness will doubt
less copy, il comes from good wing authority-being
copied from the New York Tribune OF March last into
the Nashville, Union OF the 9th OF that month"; from
which latter journal we now reproduce II:
"OHo SUSTAINING ADMINISTRATIONS NITED SrATKs
sENArlR, Erc-Befoe proceeding ballot finally for Uni
ted States senator &C., the Ohio house adopted the follow
ing joint resolutions
That senators in Congress DO instructed and our rep
resen'aves requested, to all honorable OBJ
tain an Immediate repeal modification, amendment Of
the act q CONGRESS usually styled the fugitive slave law,
/ Oued hat The If hal t~ta If
Iucsted forward each OF and represents
lives in Congress copy Of the above resolutions.
The and the final passage Of these resolves
follows:
"AYEsMessrs. Alexander Ratelle. Bundy Chsrins,on,
Cole, Decker, Dodds of Warren Eaton. Fschiid. Fiach
E asd P.. Hs1s
hsmase ksyh n s sSssv S,h Of AAdsm' Smith Of
Tip, Van Worries. Williams WILILAasos, Waiso~ Of
Wood, and SrEAkKK-39.
wings, I'm Roman.) u; iocos ti.a) Iii ftse.soles,
NoE.-Mes.is. Bsksr. Bennett. Bishop. Blackburn,
Glasgo Ltnea. 0key 7hona. Of F1anin. and wsrd~o'
eRon.n5 is Mr. Bradsy voted no Lssaa:s The words words
mod alton or amrs.err had been ois.sd INTO The h.a
the determined free soIiers opposed this amend
ment]
"The senate acted partially these resolves, refurx
several propositions to amen1 postpone, and cvncng
disposition pass them bu, Obliged to lay the subject
over and proceed ont ballot for United States ssnato
&c, under joint resolution The results have already
been laid before readers Our advices by mail only
Friday evening, since which time those resolves have
probably been concurred in"
Now mark this vote Of the popular branch OF the Ohio
legislature, and the view which it gives Of the CON-
parasiue soudes OF the parties the fugitive law
and the Compromise remembering. too, that the vote Of
the legislature is the very test which the In.elligor
itself has above invoked Observe that the question Of
abiding by the fugitive law refusing 10 do it, is fairly
and nakeiy stated, with no irrelevant matter. Twenty
eight wings proper vote that question, and OF there
tceniy po vote repeal modify the law-tha. is to
say. vote TO break up the Compromise by vote OF more
than tree foutis of their whole voting party strength
But this is not all. The ar Giddings wings, or free.
soers being wings improper, swell the whole wing vote
against the law bradley standing out merely poin,
Of FORM 10 tUentyeigh agains, the sir whg votes in
its favor; while, on the contrary, Of the twenty-five
democrats just a majority (taiten to icelve) votes
favor Of abiding in good faith by the law and the CON-
promse-,ha is. votes against the disturbing resolution
and, in far the democratic party is concerned voe
il down!
We need not add word more We simply request
our neghbor 10 copy record statement, with
PLANTATION OF it, have done with the record il ha
presented; and then leave TO the candor and long
experienced judgment of the Intuigeneer itself ay
whether have have not completely ssaled the issue
pending between il and the Union as to the comparable
oundness OF the two parties in Ohio regard TO the Com.
/ promise.