Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29


,ninisiered in slzicl sccnrdance with Demo-
crali principles; and yes cannot consrn,
10 owe the Ielnpfary ascendency OF the
''emocralic party 90 a uniUn with Abolition,
isls.''
Again like Gen Pierce, he is opposed
10 all appropriauaus for Northern or West.
ern Improvements. The following from
the Memphis CTsnn.) Wing will show his
pnsilion
MR.. King occupies the same hostile.
posilinn with General Pierce TO Wrsh IN
interests, aud during the session Of 1850 81
took an active par. against The River aud
Ilarbor bill. Al tllni sessionthis bill passed
The House Of REPRESENTATIVES. Ii has been
referred to The pfsper Commiuee in the Sen.
a,e and reported back without amendment.
On the firsi Of March. 1851, Mr.. Badger
moved to posipans the previous orders, su
us 10 ,nkc up ihe bill. Turney, of Tennps.
see. moved 10 lay the resolutions on The table.
on which the yeas and nays were called. and
William R. king vo,ed in the affirmative;
bu. Mr.. Tureny's molon was lost.
"Mrssrs. Clay. Of Kentucky, Walker. of
Wisconsin. and oihef friends OF The measure
insisted IN. taking up the bill forthwith, os
the session was near i,s close. and stated
Thai The vote on Mr.. Badgers mo,inn should
be considered a test vote. The vole being
,aken. stood us fulows: Yrus. 81; Nays Is
Among the Yens were Cass, CLAW, aud
Douglass. Amnng the Nays was WIN. R
King. See Congressional Globe, vol. 93,
page 8l3
'On The 81 dav of March. 1851; being the
las, day of the session, the bill was again
IN the Senate. A cIenr majnri,y Of The
S..nnl was Il, favor OF The bill. bni 5v the
Iaclinus copduct OF The minority i, wasevrn,'
ualiy defeated. The course Of this minorii,
(oI which Wm. r. King was onc) was sew
orally denounced by Senator Walker. o.
Wisconsin. (Dmocrat.) who declared thai
there was. "n moral invnlv ed in this thing
and thu. such evolutionary spirit mnniirs.
I'D by minority was unb 'a,ahle. Among
the procs edings Of shas day were the follow.
'ng:
mir. Clay moved TO postpone all (ur,hr
orders, Iur the purpose Of taking up The bill
Yeas. 80; Nays. 25-Mr King voting il
,he neeahvr. dpwmd'r CongressiOna
Globe, Uoi. 20. p 355
"Mr liun'er m ", d 10 lay on h" lube.-
Yeas. "a (amphg whom Was Mr.. King)
Nays, 80. lb.Ep 357.l
Mr. F"ar niovrd m postpone. Yeas
e3; Nays, s5-Mr King voting in The af
hrniuvr. H. p. 362
"Mr. YuIre moved ,ha, no pnr Of lh'
appropriations. &c, should 60 ir,o effect
uulil uIl the outstanding bonds for The public
deb, shall have been paid and cancelled.
Yeas, 19; Nays. 3l-Mr. King voungin ,h'
affirmative. ID p $685.
Similar noiion by Mr.. Foo,e. Yeas
II. (amung whom was Mr. King.) Nays 80
tamnng whom were Clay, Cass, Shields, &c.
+ H.. page 363.
Mr.. Foo,e moved 10 postpone, &C.
Y"us %. (among whom was Mr.. King.
Nays 3O.-[b,. page 81.
| Mr. Braubur. moved To- lay the bill o
the table. Yeas 90. Nays 81. (Mrssrs. Cas-
aud Clay vn,iag in The negative. and Nj
king in the utfirna.ive.) 10 page $40.
mir. Foote made The sanr mu,i"n. Yea
% (Klng and 9th rs.) Nays 35, (Cas,
shields, Cay. &c lib. pogf 81
''Sante nfdiuh. Y Ms 10, tMf- King w
Ting ayr.) Navs28-lb.. page 375
"rhe I'LL wnsslhen pns,p"nrd nIl 8P. NJ
and no, again .aken up. il having been arl
ualy dries,ed BY The minuriy by laIkln