The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-04-22

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It would have been Uoted dozen by MAORI
~ Of 80 to 7--more than fur to one.
Now, it will be seen that Mr.. Jackson's
resolution simply presents the proposition to
sustain al the adjustment measures as a bar
to further legislative agitation in Congress OF
tho sectional issues involved in those meas
ures. That proposition the ring party q
the North rates do,cm by vote of more than
fur to one, and thus determines, to the cx-
tent of its power, to reopen and renew the
anti-slavery agitation in Congress
By vote Of nearly tlCO to one, the demo-
cratic party of the North resolves, by the
faithful maintenance of all the adjustment
measures, to OreUent the renewal Of the an
ti-slavery agitation in Congress, and thus di-
rectly takes issue with more than tourJffhso OF
the wing party of the North on that question.
Mr.. Hillyer's resolution simply afirms the
fnality Of the Compromise. Had that reso-
LUTON depended on the vote of the northern
,ohigs al0ne, it would have been voted dOTn
I27 to 10-that is, by majority of almost
three to one Such is the support which the
policy of President Fillmore on the sectional
issues receives from the luhiJ party Of the
North
Had Mr. Hillyer's resolution depended on
the vote Of the northern democrats alone, it
would have been sustained by majority of
36 to 20-that is, by almost taro to one.
These facts give distinct and final an
swer to the question, which Of the two great
parties of the North deserves the support
and cooperation of southern men, who are
mindful of the constitutional rights and the
most important interests of their sections?
Subjoined is a classified list of the names
of members whose votes are recorded on the
above resolutions:
Vote on the question Of adding Mr.. H11yer's
Resolution as an amendment to Mr..
JackSOn's Resolution
AFFIRMATIVE
| Southern Democrats ThOs. II.
Bayly, Beale, Breckenridge, Cobb, Edmund
son, Freeman, Hall, Hamilton, Hammond,
Hillyer, Houston, Howard, jackson, A.
johnson, James johnson, G. W. Jones,
Letcher, Mason, McMullin, Nabers, Penn,
Polk, Riddle, Savage, Scurry, Smith, F. P.
Stanton, Stone, St. Martin, G. w. Thomp-
son, and Wilcox-32.
! Northern observation-disclosures. W. Allen,
Busby, Clark, Curtis, j. g. Davis, Dawson,
Durham, Ficklin, Fitch, Florence T. j. D.
Fuller, Gamble, German, Hart, Hendricks,
Hem, Hibbard, Ingersoll, Kurtz, Lockhart,
Mace, +. G. Marshall, McCorkle, Mcdonald,
McLanahan, hurry, Peaslee, Price, Rich
ardson, Robbins, Robinson, Ross, D. L. S6y-
mour, o. S. Seymour, Stuart, and Suther-
land-36.
Southern Whigs.-Messrs Bowie, Cabell, |
Dockery, Ewing, Faulkner, Gentry, Landry,
H. Marshall, Miller, j. Moore, Morehead,
Outlaw, Porter, Stanly, Strother, Walsh,
Ward, Watkins, Addison White, Alexander
White and Williams-23.
Northern Whiys-Messrs. VIM. Apple
ton, Briggs, Brooks, Geo. H. Brown, Chan
der, II. NJ. Fuller, Haws, Haven, Kuhns,
Martin, S. w. Parker, and Shcermerhorn-I
Is.
NEGATIVE.
Southern Democrats Aiken,
Ashe, Avcrett, D. j. Bailey, Bocock, Bragg, |
n. g. Brown, Caskie, Daniel, Holiday, r. |
w. johnson, Mcqueen, Meade, Mlllson, Orr,
Powell, Venable, Wallace, and Woodward
10.
Northern Observation-Disclosures. Badcock,
Bartlett, Buell., Cable, T. Campbell. Doty,
Durkee, Eastman, Edgerton, Floyd, Gay
lord, Grow, Ives, jenkins, John johnson,
D. I. ones, Preston King, Molony, Odds,
Rantoul, Russell, Smart, p Stevens, STRAIT
ton, and Sweetser-25.
Southern Whig-Mr. Clingman-1.
Northern Whigs.-Messrs. Allison, Bar
rere, Brenton, L. D. Campbell, Chapman,
Conger, Fowler, Goodenow, Goodrich, Har-
per, Horsford, j. w. Howe, 7. NJ. Howe,
Hunter, Mann, Meacham, Newton, Penni-
man, Perkins, Sackett, Schoolcraft, Scudder,
j. Stanton, B. Thompson, Tuck, Walbridge,
Washburn, Wells, and Yates-29.
Fote on Mr.. Jackson's Resolution.
AFFIRMATIVE.
Southern observation-disclosures. Thomas
H. Bayly, Bocock, Bragg, Breckenridge, A.
G. Brown, Caskie, Cobb, Daniel, Edmund
son, Howard, Jackson A johnson, G. w.
Jones, Letcher, Mason, McMullin, Meade,
Nabers, Penn, Phelps, Polk, Riddle, Saw
age, Scurry, Smith, f. P. Stanton, R. H.
Stanton, Stone, St. Martin, G.. W Thomp-
son, Venable, and Wilcox-39.
Northern Observation-Disclosures. w. Allen,
f Busby, Clark, Curtis, J. g. Davis, Dawson,
: Durham, Ficklin, Fitch, Florence, T. j. D.
| Fuller, Gamble, German, Hart, Hendricks,
: Hem, Hubbard, Ingersoll, Kurtz, Lockhart,
E. G. Marshall, McCorkle, Mcdonald, Muir
ray, Peaslee, Price, Richardson, Robbins,
Ross, d. L. Seymour, O.. S. Seymour, A. P.
Stevens, Stuart, and Suthcrland-35.
! Southern Whigs-Messrs. Bowie, Cabell,
Dockery, Ewing, Faulkner, Gentry, Gray,
: Landry, II. Marshall Miller, Moore, More
: head, Outlaw, Strother, Walsh, Watkins,
! Addison White Alexander White, and Will
liams-20
Northern Whigs.-Messrs. W. Appleton,
+, Brooks, Haws, Haven, Martin, Parker, and
. Schermerhorn-7.
NEGATIVE.
Southern Democrats. -Messrs. Aiken.
Ashe, Averett, D j. Bailey, Holiday, Nc
. Queen, Millson, Orr, Powell, Wallace, and
. Woodward-11.
= Northern Democrats Messrs. Bartlett,
: Buell., Cable, T. Campbell, Dean, Doty,
4 Durkee, Eastman, Edgerron, Floyd, Gay,
, lord, Grow, Ives, jenkins, j. johnson, D.
J" r Jones p KIM MOlonv Rontoul Cp,or4