The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-16

the organization of territorial at an early pc
imitation IN all future time orbddng the existence Of a
Very IN free territory: therefore,
hesored, That in any territory which be acqurec
from Mexico, which shall be established territorial gov
enmen slavery or involuntary servtude, except pun
convicted should be forever prohibited and that
provision ought 10 be inserted to that effect
| Mr.. Brodhead moved that the resolution be laid upon
the table upon which question the yeas nays were
demanded and ordered and being taken, resultedyeas
los, nays 92--as follows:
" YEAs-7Messrs n Green Adams, Atkinson, Barrnger,
Bowdon Bewln, Boyd, Boydon, Brodhead Charles Brown
Albert g Brown, Burt, Cabell, Cathcart Chase, Oapp
Williamson T. W. coob, Cooke Crisfed Croaier, Daniel
Dickinson, Donnel, Garnett Duncan Featherson, Flick
Green, Willard r. Hail. Iarason Harris Haskell, Henley,
Hill, Hllisrd Isaac = Holmes George .. Houston, Inge
aR ioa sssss
non, Thomas Butler King La sere Levin. Lyon, Lord
a%s sas Mscsssisa ass fsss: Hss. s rs,sa
rheps, hp pisoury presan Eiehardon Rchsy Robinson
stanton Stephens Todsuaa fheaas, s TempSias s john %
nepKpiS eKp Wss R0Ds wisr A. s oo%D Turner vena
"N AVS Messgs. Abbott Ashman bingham, Brady, But
er oanDy Golainer Conger, Cranson, Collins Crowel
GsSnf Dse Den pss Daniel Duncan
s as Sb1s rssa ESs d sdps so. sfgsy Gr%2ps
Hampton Henry Elias B. omes, John VI Hoaston Hub
bard Hudson Hunt Iryn Jensin. James H. Johnson Ke
a esapd %,an sns
lee Peck Pollock, Putnam Reynolds Julius Rockwell John
A. Rockwell Root Rumsey, st. john Schenck, Sheriff.
Sylvester. slingerand, Caleb .. Smith, Truman Smith,
Andrey s,swa, Charles Stewart srohm
Wimot, and Wilsor-92.
so the resolution laid upon the table, Hs
An analysis Of this gives the following oyerN helm
ing facts
lst Ervy phy from the nor-slayehoding States voted
agains The motion 70 lay on the table; consequently, IN
I'd Twenyseven northern democrats voyed for the mo-
lion 70 lay on the table, consequently, against the proyso
90 1he northern deoocraic oote rejected e Putnam proriso
giving majority in the House of Representatives Of thr-
teen or fourteen against the combined attacks Of northern
wings and abolitonis and in favor Of the compromises
OF the constitution and the rights of the States
The following northern democrats voted with the South
Messrs Brdsa Brodhead Charles Brown, Cathcar Capp
Franklin Clark Dickinson Fckn, Henley Jackson Lord
Kennon, Maclay, McClcrnand Mann Miller Petit Rich
ardson Richey Robinson Sawyer, Robert Smith Thomp-
son, Turner, Wick, Williams, and Wicy-27 Wings
seremthrce northern wings tbeing the whole Of them)
and twenty-one northern democrats fbeng half Of
them voted against the South.
While the Senate was in secret session the Mexican
treaty motion by Mr. Baldwin to insert at The end Of
the fifth article the following words, to wt
Proridea That there shall be neither slavery nor nyol
ntary seryitude in the territories hereby ceded otherwise
than in punishment Of crimes whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted lisa
stand ms part of the fifth artce2 and determined
IN The negauleyeas Is, nays 32 Those who voted in
the affirmative are:
Messrs @ AsesSEsq BPaMH HaSs cSrwn
''""s Nih"r
Those who voted in the negative are Bf
" Messrs Allen, Ashley Atchison Badger, Bagby, Bell,
Benton Berren, Breese bradbury, bright Butler Cal
houn Cameron Ca Crtenden Davis of Mississippi Dick
nson, Douglas Downs, Felch Foote Hannegan, Hunter,
johnson Of johnson Of Louisiana johnson Of Geor
ga Lewis, Mangum. Mason Moore, Pearce Rusk Sewer,
Ifnde yyooda md Yulee r
The following is classification of the vote by sections
upon the proyiso