The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-03-11
AN ANALYSIS.

A friend has analysed for us the vote on sus-
pending the rules to allow DR.. Fitch of lndi-
ana to introduce his resolution reaffrming the
Compromise and Fugitive Law II will be OBJ
served that the Southern Representatives in a
body, with five exceptions, voted in favor of
the proposition. A majority of Northern Dem
ocrats voted with them, majority of Northern
Wings against them. Enough of both parties
from the North sustained the proposition, to
show that there will be little difficulty in the
National Conventions of both in passing resolu-
ton in favor of the Compromise.
Southern Wigs tcho roted 10 suspend the
ruies.-Messrs. Abecrombie, Cabell, Dockery,
Evans Ewing Faulkner, Gentry, Grey, Lam
dry, Marshall, Miller, Moore, Morehead Out
law, Stanly, A. H. Stephens, Strother Benja-
min Thompson, Ward, Watkins, Addison
White, Alexander White, Williams
Southern Democrats Tho roted TO suspend the
rules-Messrs. Ashe, Averett David J. Baily,
Thomas H. Bayly, Beale, Breckenridge, A. G.
Brown, Caskie, Chastain, Churchwell, Cobb
Edmundson. Freeman, Hall, Hammond. ]. G
Harris s. w. Harris, Howard, A. Johnson,
Jackson, j. Johnson r. W. Johnson, G. w. Jones
Letcher, Mason, McMullen, Meade, Murphy
Majors, Penn Phelps Polk, Powell, Savage
Scurry, Smith, F. Stanton, r. Stanton, Stone
st. Martin, &. w. Thompson, Venablc, Wilcox
Northern Democrats icho roted TO suspend tht
rules-Messrs Willis Allen, John Appleton
Bisscll, Busby, Clark Curtis, John G. Davis
Dawson Disney, Ficklin, Fitch, Florence, IT,. D.
Fuller, Gamble, Gilmore German, HEM, Hen.
bricks, Hart, Hibbard lngersoll. Kurtz, J. G
7 Mnrn~lla Manona1A
McLanahan, McNair, Morrison Olds, A. Par.
ker, Peaslee, Richardson, Robbins o. s. Sey.
mour, SHELTON Stuart, Sutherland.
ruies-Messrs. w. Appleton, Briggs Brooks
Burrows H. M. Fuller, Haven, Haws, Kuhns, S
w. Parker, Schermerhorn, Taylor.
Democrats from the free States nho pofed agains
suspending the ruies-Messrs. Aiken, Andrews
Babcock, Bartlett, Cable, T. Campbell Cartier,
Dean, Doty, Eastman, Edgerton, Gaylord
Green, Grow, 7. Y. How, jun, Jenkins J. John
ton, ID. T. Jones, Preston King, Mcqueen, Ma
loncy, Murray, Price, Rantoal, Ross, Robe,
ID. l.. Seymour Smart, Snow, Stratton, Thurs
ton, Walbrdge, Widrick.
Ways from the free States who roted aguinsl
suspending the rules.--Messrs. Allison, Barrere
Bell, Bennett, Bovine, Brenton, Boyd, l.. d.
Campbell, Chandler, Chapman, Conger, G. Y
Davis, Duncan, Fowler, Goodenow, Harper,
Hascall Hebard, Hosford, G, G. King, Meach'
am, II. ID, Mare, Penniman, Sackett School
craft Schoonmaker, Benjamin Stanton, Thad
deus Stevens, Washbnrn, WEIGH, Yates.
Southern members tcAo voted asasnst suspend
ing the rules.--Messrs. Clingman, Wing; Dan
iel, Orr Wallace, Woodward, Democrats.
-Soiiers ,rho voted against slspendsng the
rules. - Messrs. Durkee, Newton, Perkins
Townshend
Mr.. Giddings and Howe Of Pennsylvania
voted to suspend the rules, in order TO make
Northern men toe the mark.
Absent OF moi voting c. Allen, Bo.
cock, Bowie, Bragg, G. II Brown, Buell., Burt
Caldwell, Cleveland, Colcock, Coltman, Cullum
Darby, Dimmck, Durham, Floyd Goodrich
Hamilton, Hillyer, Holiday, Houston, ]. w
Howe, Hunter, Mann, +. c. Marshall Martin
Millson, Miner, Robinson, Russell, Scudder A
p Stevens, Sweetser Toombs Tuck, Walsh
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