Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23
,ra,,, u.b,, ynipd in tha affirmative ore,

or Corwu Davis Of Massachusetts Dayton Dodge OF WIS
eonsin Dousss rsch G,ecne a1s W hi wniieumb
Those who voted in the negative arc, p,r,i.n Hpter
Mrssrs Achson Bldger Es Benton nesalen nict;n
Cass Clay Clemens, Davis 81 nson Hunler Jones
King Maneum Mason Morton, peafcc, inJsrwona Web
ian Soul, Spruance, Sturgeon lurney' o"0'' "'0'
sIcr, Yulce. ord tho bill, section 10
on h s''iSpr out in respect To-" and inserting
fishing or pr1hibitng:" ;. Yeas 30; nays 81
~ nv Mr. Eeen the yeas and nays beng aeS'fe'
by one-inh of The scnuors present, Ms,.rs Atchson
Those vino voted in the affirmative lIe' Isim,na Da1
pdno Rel Eerrien Borland Butler Clay, clemens Dar
of sIi,sssippi Dawson Dickinson, Downs, psarcs
tom Hunter Jones' King Mnngum Mason, .uaon Turnov
Prutt, Rusk, Sebastian, Soule Spfua'e'' o'''
Those who voted in The negative are Mess5s or
Benton Bradbury, Blight Cnss Chase odno If Wisconsin
yin Dayj. of Massachusetts. DAYTON Dodge OF All,
Dodge OF Iowa. Douglas, Felch. Greene haze, IInham
Ier Norris, Seward, Shields Smith, unecf"o0'' op"-'
Walker Whilcomh. 49,, In hv inssrtinp
,oc,on 10 nO G. after pohbiting," the words OF u'o"
was determined in The negative Yeas nays; 81.
On motion by Mr.. Hale, the yeas anu haS 0s''s
by ne.hfth of the senator's present, u,, poldYi,
1nnse who voted in the affirmative are Nlessrs oau"ih
Bradbury Chase Clarke CorIln paws s. IL cTeenr Hale
Hamn, Miller, Norris, Seward oh'e'os '"''''' or
Walker Whi,comb. ns,r. Atchison
Those who voted In the negative are Mess e pa. raa
@ Hen .nonor Davis of Mississippi Dawson
6iy;rson nod,c nf iowa Downs Fooe, Houston hun
Ter Jones King ungum, Mason Morton; rcaas 1,Ss
Rmsk Sebasan Soule Spunnce, Sturgeon Iutney' ohue
"S ON notion BY Mr. Douglas TO amend the bill section 10
line G. by striking out "nor establishing OF po"iO's
Slavery - w., ., rovs AZ
II was determined in the negative Yeas, II hiys %
On motion by Mr.. Douglas the yeas ana nays oes 0e'
ed by one-fith Of the senators present. . Bradbury
Cass Chase Clarke Clay Cooper. Corwin, inlcSIhson
Dodge of Iowa. Douglas, Felch, Greene, f1aIn IoI If
Miller Norris Seward Shields Sturgeon onosr"o00' "
ham. ra,s a,chson
Those who voted in tho negative are, messrs. hcs1h
Badger Baldwin, Bell, Benton Berrien borah1. p,s'i.
Butler Clemens Davis OF Mississippi, Dawson, DooEG FL
WISCONSIN Downs Foole, Hale, Houston iiuhse M;ns
hlancu,n Mason Norton Pearce, Pratt, h1sk eeodsie
Soue, Spruance, Turner, Walker, Webster "hl'como'
Jusr 6, ls5o.-on the motion by Mr.. Walker TO umen'
Tho hin bv Inserting section TO- line g. after the word sa
yeyy" pcon serviudc Is hereby aooshea anu loe'e
prohibited in the aaid Territory"
motion made by Mr. Dayton, 10 a,enu e pr9p"sg
amendment by inserting after "serVure connected WI"
growing Of any conrac. hereafter made ID. and o.
Ii determined in the negative; Yeas rs; nays Ioi
On motion by Mr. Seward Tho yeas and nays osng ocse
BY one fifth of the senators present, 49,,
Those who voted in The affirmative are. hiessrs Aicnl
son, Been Bradbury Clay Ce"e1' GOope b DnSI
Felch, Hanlin Hunter King, Mason, Miller Morton Smith
Spruance, Sturgeon, Underwood, Webster. NJ,
Those who voted in the negative are Messrs nao
win, Bell, Benton, BUrlund, BUter, Chasc, w ~
Missssippi, Dodge of Wisconsin, Dodge Of io"n F"S!e
Houston Jones, ManGum Norris, Pearco Prau, hush 90
ward Shields Sculc, Turncy, Upham Walker Hnltep9i
On the question agree 10 The amendment ptoposeu W
Mr.. Walker, on ,u. %
1t was determined in the negatives feaa ~ nays, 81;
On motion ty hr Douglas the yeas aud nays oe'ng &c
sired by one fifth Of the senators present. us.s,s Baldwin
Benton, Bradbury Chase Corwiu Davis Of Massachusets
Dodge Of Wisconsin, Dodge Of Iowa. Douglas Felch
Greene Hale, Haln, Jones, Norris, Seward, Shields
ITphnfD Walker.
Those who voted in the negative are Messrs A'chison
Badger Bell, Berien, Ber,1d Bright s"t hsO Uay
Downs Foolc, Houston, Hunter, King Mangum Mason i,
Morton, Peacc, putt, Rusk Sebastian, smith, s'ulc'
Sturgeon, Turney, Underwood, Webster, lee.
On motion BY Mr. Baldwin, to amend tie oil oy inserting
section a. line G. after "slAvey" iii being hereby nlenoc1
and declared that the Mexican laws prohibiting slavery sa
he and remain in force said Territories until altered or re-
peaed by Congress- :,
On motion by Mr.. Baldwin, the yeas and nays being DE-
sired by one-hllh Of The Senators present,
Those who voted in the affirmative nrc esss ba'd"h'
Bradbury Bright Chase Cooper, Dav OF Massachusetts
Dayton, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Douglas, Fsich, Greene
Hamn, Miller Norris, Seward, Shields smll, npruance,
Those who voted in the negative are Messrs. A,chison
Badger Bell Benton Berrien, Borand, Butler Cass Gay
Clemens Davis of Mississippi Dawson, DICKINSON gGogc
Mnnrum, Mason Morton Pearce, Pratt, Rusk, Seoa.an
Soule Sturgeon, Turney, Underwood fuee.
shall moi indulge In word 0f comment on The evidence
furnished in these records, bn, them their own
conviction. oh' 'noit'AO'
We shall tomorrow publish communication Of "a West
crn Man. which appeared in subsequent no. OIL he Union
In the language of that paper
"Exulaiuing the circumstances under when tns osln
euishcd Judge Dougas) acted a. inc una, t
votes were given rs quoted the article Jaclnto
fered to in Yesterdays paper and which were intended 10
show General Housons position on the subject OIL inc
Compromise Weare thoroughly satisfied that inc wref
of the article referred had other object than Inc one as
signed of repcug the insnuaon that Gen Houston $1,000
Identified in any respect with the advocates OF Inc "mo
proyiso az applicable the territory acquired from Mexico
But as the record without explanation would seem 10 place
one of his dsng competitors Cudee Uougiasl I'D an
onnose attitude we are eratifed that thorough friend OF
the democratic party has taken up the subject ana SHOWN
ha, the votes given by Judge Douglas do not at all connect
him with the policy which sought TO place restrictions upon
I'M, rights of The South We have always understood ina
Judge Douglas voted under instructions from MS ana
thai he was any southern politicians could Dc 10
the introduction tho principles of the Wmot proSiso INTO
the legislation Of Congress; und we happy TO be aoe 10
roer our readers the very conclusive evidence in support
OF our opinion which has been brought forward ny our cor
respondent We also add that Judge Douglas mas AT al
tines opposed the agitation Of the slavery question In every
form In which 1t has been presented
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