New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
TIE vlyyg a.ly IN PENvsYLVAmA
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sTcn Our tr-r fOfTrT0 t>el. .,L.ts..
To- ss ,,s,st.n Yesterday in the hcu.e CO the qlss
IT, ~ p-s,li or, quo- Law. The BIZ org naly re-
,o,od f,rn the Conmte on Wee and lHnoreiiy enatei
s =, -ol ib the manufacture aud 'ale Of intoxicating
ro,,. IA tbis Commonwealth eeyins III question Of rs re-
,e,l os vote OF he ptople ON dsy III n4neh i',n
m ,-r rdush wes offered ieavnS NE l"'n oi i1'
% vote Of The people .be seoord Tac@ay OF ae1t
,,f>r Ibis amendment w9s debated q. coh-'4''-''
ls,,tb Bat defeated by tie following vote - y.
- - I,sss ssssuss g,sy. Hst H'.taa1 iilri
evl No. Mo's'I aooi y. Scott ztsf
p%isc 1e."s 5osi.o u n' BID D. Be- B!-7,
Foyd BIB kyf @ az 'tl'l N..'., go, "a
- .IsHe - ,h' ci5,,t Csr. 6TooT ri1 Hinton,
H,sn II.s yirp.e. Her H1a1c' H4ns,>k'f -
J.5 la H., 90 f Fe! a i'& TX: Y p
rsrie rtf P.as.s Rove 5i''., seet' s,.sse s-ssz
.Gatiegs "ase'cr v'.esisa and wi,os-el ,,,ls,.to
Inc ,ss b-s-e the mode crate friends sn! n ,aef
otrouc.ts Of I>ol bi;Jry law tue Nay' -, leoT
fieIds and dec;icd enemies Of Pr'hetofy iaN. ~
frieIds Of Prohibition voted sgin'. IL De- na.;.;ys
tpactmtnt sFi have placed th n in aise pl''h ~
tie recpd. '.he enemies Of prohibition voice - W !"
o. se cctiye establishment OF tn pfoh6tory
r1uti.le Tie question Viii new Oe on me oIi-lie 'i'
when wp be Goitatod, leaving me sGbiec' AZ '1r fc
defisjouts when the tigcussiOn be- ~ J. i P9vO'.e
fcwey. that after Tho friends Of Prohibition nae hld an
o.uortr ;ty Of voting their iayoTle D.u meg N
nc IN he rnoto moderate men, an pass bI SUD
m, 1 drv, :; - i,r of Law to the ballots Of the
raatle They vii be free - cao1'o between 'hal or
nothing s -ession. Opinion Is coniciing as 0tis PoeI
-,cy 10 be purLocd but II is hoped the pfOaDt'y 'H
an syroe upon feaiibe plan AID presS i through n
}raIoLes. If H".lng shouId Ee Gone-@er the s1pn.s
,i, # q question bill 20 tlc people Is CI-rra ish
viii II not danago them and their csu.e in public e.
teom1 Ii viii cert siIy post one tae f-ng c sui -
,,i1d les favorable for f. Il yo,- than X fi viii BE-
And without fun vote, prohibition VII Ue ce!e4'ed II
Mnch les been lost in the Ler,l-t1re by delay. 4
friendly dposiioa 70 accommodate tie IenpofGAc: men
was exibaod very generally anon ins hcnD5is ~ 40
teI, art Of he session but inuehccs ot an u1 may
ralu bs,o been at work end many i"ke"%rm il9hl.
have bcen led into opPost!oo, many doADiak men
hers cortirrnod against the bill mn many lafeNlrm
o1onies made bitter in their hostility This has been
he cbse soleg dmcng ne Loco FOcO 1Rcw,ers-fienls
of Governor Bigler, whom that iunc mary has ps.'
susdod their present course with view 20 keep ihs
exciting quton fromtbe people next tai when ne VIA ne
a candidate for reelection and when he trusts very
Ino vote will be poed IL is possbie he may slccee1
in lie project and may postpone me decision Of inc qnS
ton for one o. more years out II ne shuu'o |.I ~
should receive Gue credit for bis act lie u tmd TO
fault and fears that if he people 0e aroused to- thought
and examination next M BY the agitation Of lhs or any
noticed and he will be visited he richly deserve. with
ulEc contempt for his weaknesses, public pity Tor his
shame and public iudicr alton for hi trenchefy
Under the quiet but Effective Efforts OF the EEecuVe 10
defeat action and the detectons which have IN
consequence occurred, il not surprising ta' the irIeHds
of prohibition should feel disappointed ard DISCOURAGED
But thew have had to contend with than merely TINS
Or Of the Senators elected friend oi Pr0O'ion PROV
I'd fae to his implied pledge by turning against the FRO
LitOry BILL by bis vote defeating is most Important sec,,h
in the Senate This Senator Eli X Price OF Philadelphia
n gentleman Of advanced years and venerable appear
ance bu not much better for al that than most Of his
breLrI in the Legislature. lie is said 20 b. the owner OF
large hotel in GeOgetoTn, and 10 have voted rather IN
accordance with his supposed interests than his pledges or
rrcenGod PRINCIPLES. When he came to the Senate he
was highly respected, and commanded great influence
hut under the veOpnents of the last few weeks, his in
Auence hos faded with his claims TO respect and he is now
red for his feebeness OF purpose aud his faSene'' to
duty.
Tie Nebraska resolutions untouched the Loco
Focos in both branches fearing to vote their honest SENT
meu.e and prefenng msreprei enaiion OF their position
10 revolt Mt Executive dctat0n AT the meeting called
for last Saturday evening the enemies % the Nebraska
bill outnumbored It's friends and passed resolutions e1-
presfive OF their opinions count r movement was an
nounCed for last evening Thursday but the Court House
was not opened, and The denomination was uninterrupted
The en0s &C Slavery wise for inquiry had disclosed
the unqueonabe fact that pro Douglas resolutions could
not ndopted in this burghso general and decided the
feeling a. ainst this additional attempt Of Sayeryto en-
croocb upon free territory Ihi- state Of things is the
more tmarkabe both the Loco Foco papers here and
all the Loco Foco leaders save few are in favor OF the
passage of the bill and as the only Wing paper nov pnb-
sht at the Capital is of that school which nothing
Objectionable or even worthy of comment, in this effort to
o. nd Slavery and the slave nhu nee ia coqntfs whose
Constitution ordained to extend the blessings Of
"Hberty"
rs NAT the afternoon session. held to-day,
the Liquor question disposed of for the present. An
amendment leaving the question of Prohibition To the
people voted down-Yeas 43 Nays, 49-the Temper,
ancc generally voting against it, The first section OF
the bin was thcn nogatiyed by the following voe-the
Wigs who voted nay, and the Loco FocOs who voted
ave- being in italics and the Natives in SMALL CAPS;
YEAS Ness Abraham iherfos. Baldwin, Ball Bshan CAD
ueH CGrlr. Chamberlain Crane Cummins Dari Deegsa De
md. Foster GaLsatae GlbbDgsv Gwin. Hills
Hunmo HURT Jlcl1aaH Lorey, ioa Linn MAGE Maguie,
NondoEdd MComls, Mcconnell MILLER More Pake, Paynee,
Tono,e Porter PoULsoS, Ebe' Smith Crawford Stewart,
Zie,ier, Chase Speater-4l.
kAYs-Adans Barton, Beck. Boyer, Boyd Bush Byerly.
Calvin Collins Cook DausheIy Dunnng Ecker Edrger Evans
Gilmore cray Groom HauioD Hart, Her, Herad, Hill
Nipple HuHsooey, Hunter johnson, Knight Liury
Lehth j MIy Nonnehan Montgomery, Moser Palmer
Pseon, Rsws saaie, Scott, sheDk Si1e Snoq'oa,
snib BeiI.D ssekdae, s6oag suuiher Wheeler wesleu,
Nilsor--t2
Among the Wings who voted may are the representa-
ves fiOm Lancaster Hart and Strong from Philadelphia
City, the member from Lebanon and the member from
Junata ard Union.
Among the Loco Focos who voted aye several
from Philadelphia County Patterson from Philadelphia
City, two from Fay cite and Westmoreand, one from
1oga two from Crawford from Warren one from
Mercer one from Bradford from Jefferson two from
Washington one from Miin, from Centre, one from
Wayne, from Clearield one from Luzerne and one
from Sullivan
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