The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-09

gss Of 1885, conferred upon he people q Washington ~
he act Of 1850. The following section from the Wash
ngton bin is substantially the same in the bills organizing
the Territories of New Mexico Utah, and Washington
An act to establish territorial government for Washington
SEc c. And be further enacted That e legsates o'rer
e Territory shall extend 10 oil righa subjects 81 legislation
eth hs eonstiution and taos q ne eea
Staes bat law shall be passed interfering WITH she pr
mary disposal soil tax shall be imposed upon the
Of the United States shall the lands other
property be taxed higher than the lands or
property residents All the laws passed by the egs
aye assembly shall be submitted to the Congress oil the
United States and dsaPproved shall be null and OF no ell
feet.
Approved March ., 1858.
We conclude this article by giving the following list OF
yeas aud nays the passage of the bill to erect the ler
tory of Washington in the of Representatives and
have marked the names Of such representatives in italics
as are now assaing aud denouncng the democratic party
for repeating the Missouri restriction and elamoring
for its restoration The people OF the free States VIII
thus have opportunity Of seeing those gentlemen N
their true coors that they are convicted by the
record of having before aided to do the very thing winch
they hold up crime in others Behold the list
The democrats here enumerated voted with honest un-
Outstanding of their whole duty
THvasDAy February 10, 1858.
This being the days set apart for the consideration
Of territorial business the House proceeded to the consdera
ton of the bill of the House NO. s4s) o establish the ter
roria government Columbian the pending question be-
ing on amendments reported thereto from the Committee
Of the Whole House on the state Of the Union
Mr.. Stuart moved the previous question: which was sec
onded, and the main question ordered to be put;
Pending which,
Mr. George W. Jones moved that the bill be laid on the
table; which motion was disagreed to.
The question then REQUIRED agreeing to the said amend
mens;
And being put, they severally agreed to.
Under further operation of the previous question: the
said bill ordered to be engrosed and read third time
Being engrossed it accordingly the third time
The question then being its passage,
Mr.. Gable moved the previous question; which was sec
onded and tho main question ordered and put viz Shall
the bill pass?
And il was decided in the Advantageous l2o nays29
The yeas and nays being desired By one-ffh of the
bers present
Those who voted in the Affirmative are
Messr Charles Auen Willis Allen John Allison, John
Appleton, William Appleton, Thomas H. Averett Thomas
a Bowie Samuel B,sa,o, George Briggs George Busb
% c. Thompson Campbell David A. Gas' er 9q Tsds
L. Ciingman. Joseph S. Cottnan, Wliom cuom, John 4.
j Daniel John Darby George Dar John 1Iia G. Davis,
Duane Doty James H. Duncan, Charlss pukee Alfred 2
Edgerton, Alexander Evans Francis B. Fay, ORLANDO Is
Ficklin Graham ~ Fitch, thomas y. Florence, ycnn y
iord JoSHUA r. GIDDIVGS, Robert Goodenou, Willis
ia.aa A. croe Willard r Hail. Alexander Harper Emanuel
b. HART Thomas A. Hendricks Bernhart epn Harry Hb-
bard Alexander moad l,m. saq1 la 'o'c Calm 9sn ~
aerso Willard Ives John johnson, Robert W johnson,
4 kas Jones' sls sSsf Landry snf s1.d
ockhart, Horace Mann Moses Macdonald james X McIan
ss .s h ss Z . sa. s" Miner sss
s. Motoay, Henry %. Moore, John A. Morrison, William
Rp%n q s.es g.
Ebenexer j. Penman Jared Perkins, Paulus Powell, Will
Liam Preston aodsn NJ ree oh" sq no M william A.
Robe John L. Robinson, Lorenzo Sabine Wsiam A. Sack
e Esl.S K SMART 9 %sn l. sa fd.as
Stanly, Brnain Santoa Frederick r. stanton Richard L.
4 ssphsns Jsns ons NATHAN J.
Tor, Benjamin b Thurston Norton - 7D,on,end abraham
yae ess W.m Addison & ~aV %hs
topher II. Williams, Joseph A. Woodward, and Richard
Yates.
Those who voted in the negative are
Mcssrs James Abercrombie, Nelson Barrere, Joseph p.
Caldwell Lewis D. Campbell Elijah W. chastain, William
son r. W. Cobb, William 7. Colcock Alfred Doekery, Cy-
samason Harris, solomon g. Haven, George S. ous
tom Joseph w. jackson, james johnson, George W Jones'
Moore James Morehead Charles Murphy David outlaw
Daniel Wallace, Thomas X Walsh, Albert IT, Watkins,
Alexander White, and Isaac Wildrick
SO The bill passed.
The title Of the bill having been read
Mr. Richardson moved to amend the by striking out
Columbia" and inserting, in lieu thereof, Washing
ton"
After debate,
Mr. Stuart moved the previous question; which
ondcd the main question ordered and put viz VIII the
House agree to the said amendment?
And it WINS decided in the affirmative.
Under further operation Of the previous question: the
said title as amended agreed to.
THE DEMOCRACY OF WISCONSIN.