New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

The SPEAKER DECIDED tnat the resOfusiou
WA not divisible in that particular and the appeal
from the decision which Mr.. Marshall had taken'
was laid upon the table.
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Arkansas, moved thar
the whole subject be laid upon the table and there
upon the Yeas and Nays were ordered.
A motion was made to adjourn.
Mr.. RICHARDSON inquired what effect an
adjournment would have upon the resolution
The SPEAKER said that he would decide
the question when it came up.
Mr.. GoRMAN-fs it the lntenuen OF gen
tlemen to very US out
Mr.. PoLK-No finching, gentlemen.
The motion to adjourn was disagreed TO;
Mr. Johnson ARK. withdrew his motion
to lay the whole subject on the table, and
Mr.. EDGERToN renewed 1t.
Another motion to adjourn was made.
Mr.. GENTRY asked, if this should pre-
vail, what would be the effect OF the pending
The SPEAKER replied, his opinion was, it
would be the first business in order TO MORO" aIer
the reading OF the Journal :.
Mr.. PoLK.-I will vote for an adjourn
ment If the gentleman from North Carolina VIII
marshal his forces by tomorrow morning.
Mr.. SrAsLY-Does the gentleman speak
to mel
Mr.. PoLK.-I spoke to the gentleman
from North Carolina. He may understand me dis
tinctly.
The House refused to adjourn-Yeas 81,
Nays 100.
The question was then taken on laying
the whole subject upon the table, and decided IN the
nesative-Yess 65, Nays 81,
YEAs-Messrs Aiken, ALISON: Ashe. Averstt, D,vid 4
BALE HAslfr o y sfa fhono.oa csmSss cssa
C,srasn govs f Sng pssn Oods soOa
% ss sass'' Hsr 0Y aesdsy sorsrd soes aSs
Ives, jenkins, John John,os Danel Jotes Gecr2e O
an any Mii.on MTer Moioay, SE%Tos Orr, SAMUEL y
Parker, Psnniraa PERkINs. Powell Rantoal Russell
strstten, sw scser BesGma Thomson yaibr,d9s, Wal
lace. Wsshburn. IT.. WeHs Wood sard-rotsl. S.
Bsesesr1ss 'BrooEs Biosa. Nus, Bs6y csSsn c1ssa.
Yer, Clark Coob. DANIEL. Davis. Dawson; Docksry QUA
ham EdDundson, Eriag Faulkner Ficsln, Fitch FLOR
ence- freeman. Faier, Pa Fuller. Me. GAmh Gormin,
Gre Hall, Hamilton Hammond, Hart Hays, Hsrsn.
gersoll, Jackson johnson Tenn johnson. Ca, Jones,
Tenn. KHh.s, Kartz Lendry, Lstchsr, Marshai Cal,
Miller moore. Morehecd, Mansy, Ha9srs, 0lfsls Peas,
lee. Penn Phelps, Polk, Price. Richardson Riddle, Rob-
Seymour N. Y. ssymonr, Conn Smith, Stanly s,antsn'
Tenn n SST s.as ysaas
Walsh, Watkins. Whfe Ky, White, Ala WILCOX Wa
ABSENT OR NOT vorING-Messrs. .Abercronos, G. AL
LEN. Andrews, J.AppetoD, Babcocs, Bsrrsre Bsn Ben
1sn Bsielan', Bs.en Bo,ns BG,d Brssss B cs
tain. Churchwsl Cleveland, CO cock Cotinra, Cal-
Tom, Curtis D1rbv. c. T. Drrts. Dmmick. Disney DosT,
Harrs. w Harris HdsoaU Hsbard J. W HOWE. T Y.
How Hunter r W johnson. J. G. Jones Lockhsrt Mace
murphy Olds, A. Parker, Porter Robis g hooamaker,
SHELTON Snow, A. II S,ephens Sterens. Taglo, Thurs
ton, 7Oopibs Townshend, Tuck, Ward Weleh Wdrck-eo
Another motion was made to adjourn, but
it did not prevail-Yeas 81, Nays Sc.
The question was then taken on the
adoption of the resolution of Mr. Jackson, which Is
as follows
IN. AIM aA,o NJ tba
Compromises of the Constitution and beieye It to be the
intention Of the people generally as we hereby
be Individually to aelde by such COMPROMISES and 10
The laws necessary to them outhe provision
for the delivery OF fugitive slaves and tue act OF the ass
ncludedand that deprecae all further agi
tson of questions growing out Of thar provson OF the
questions embraced the acts OF the last AnoWn
he Compromise and Of questions generally conaectsd
with the institution ofslave as unnecessary useless and
dangerous
And il was decided in the affirmative
Yeas IOI, Nays Ga, (abrent or not voting 81, being
about the same as above.) The following is the
vote
YEAs-Messrs. Willis Allen TVm. 4ppleton, T. X Bsyly
Bocock BO,cie. Bssg. Breckenridge Brooks; Albert e.
Curtis Daniel J DAYS. DAWSON; Doctery, Donaam,
Edmundop, Esring, Faulkner. Fcsln, Fiich. FIorense
Ger. Hall Ha@liou, Hammond. Hsrt. Haes, H1vs.
HeldreIs. HEM, HeSsId. HIllysr: Houston: HGwsa
Gscsss 5ons: Rul1 landry LstsSef, Locsha!.. Ed
re y'sshes ata1Mt ei N;t Sss
Riddle Robbins, Jr Robinson, Ross Savage Schsrner-
s% asi onffn aSa
e esm Gs"s. Msn vsn, sqS Sub
Watkins ADDISON Whfe. Alexander White. WILCOX. and
NAYs-Ms,srs Aiken. Alison. Ashe Averstt. David ].
Bailey Barrers. Bartlett JI BreHsOn George n BroWu,
bell Chapman CnGman conoer Dean. Dcsy DURKEg sst-
man, EdE.ron 10y, fOeter, Gaylord GoOdenoe, Good
IVES jenkins John Johnson, Daniel T. Jones' Preston
King. Kuhns, MANN McQussn. Mea1ha sIillsoa Miner,
tout jr Sacksu, Schoolcrojr ScadSer smart Benjamin
st-nton. stra,tos. swes,er. Beanin Thompson Tuck,
and Yates Ga.
SO the resolution of Mr.. JACKSON was
adopted.
Mr.. STANLY refused to vote, and said
that he would publish hisreasonsto his constituents
without troubling the House.
MIR. JONES Tenn. )-Come, Stanly, vote.
Mr.. HoUsTON moved TO reconsider the
vote and at his instance the motion was laid upon
the table.
Mr. JENKINS moved that the House adj
journ but this was not agreed to.
The question was then taken on the adOp-
ton OF Mr. HILLYER's amendment to Mr. JAcKsoN's
resolution, which Is as follows
Resolved That the series Of acts passed during the First
Session Of the Thirty first Congress known the Compro-
mise are regarded as anal gn.nt aad permanss,
be maintained and executed IA such.
And 1t was decided 10 the affirmative
Yeas, l0O Nays IS absent or not voting 67) about
the same as above The folio wing is the vote
YEAs--Messs. Willis Allen, William Appleton.
Thomas H. Bayly, Botcie. Breckenridge Brooks George
H. Broom Busby, E. Car,n0toa. Cabea, Chandler, Clark,
Cobb Curtis, John g. DAVIS, Dawson, Dean, Docksry,
Dnphsm, Ftmundson. EriR0 FauttRer. Fickin Fitch,
ficrence Freeman, Thos. J. d Fuller, Gamb Gentry.
TO man Greg, Hall. Hamilton. Hammond Hart. Haws Ha-
cen Hspdnchs Hem. Hiobard, Hl,er Houston Howard.
Ings soil, Jackson. Andrew Johnson, James johnson,
StoTte Jones kuAns: Ku'z. Landry Letcher Lock-
bart, Edwnd Z. Marshall, Humphrey Marshall Martha
Ma'on McCorkle, Mcdonald McMUllen. Miller John
boose horeAead murray, Nabers, Orttas0, Samuel ".
Far6eT Peasee Penn Phelps Polk. Porter Price Rich
sdson Riddle, Robbins, IL, Robinson Ross. Savage,
seae'msraofn Scurry, David Ssfmour OrIgen 8 Ssy-
nour sni b. Stanly Frederick p. Stanton, Richard H.
stanton ABB aham stephens Stone St Msrtin Strotaer
Stuni, n hsrand George w. Thompson. Walsh Ward.
dams. aid Yates--.G8l ' 49,
kAYs-hessrs. Aiken Allison, Ashs, Avsrett D. T.
s say bate,S hateIt r. Boceck. Bragg. Bysnton