The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-18

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Mr. GROW inquired whether 1t would take only seven
een from the South 70 vote with them IN ofdsr
title their party 10 Nationality yetl WY louu @ 1,y ~
seventeen living north OF Mason and xons ne Young
with the South constituted their party national one
Mr. J. CLANCY JONES desired 70 ask single luesuph
Of bis colleague lie wanted 10 know now le -
that se,en teen northern voting Tor northern eahu-
date was southern vote. Langhter.I ..
Mr. READE Jed attention 10 the proposition ne submit
led on Saturday ,..,,. n,,oo,olo ro.o,ntioo a,a
amendment on the table.
Mr. PAINE thought that the proposition submitted p @
colleague Mr. REApE on Saturday was very la q ~ -
honorable one and hoped If the House entertained H. II
wouid do 20 In good faith.
The question was taken on Tue moaTn % ny
yorE ron srEARRR
The House then proceeded to vote for Speaker Mes's
HlcRNAS DowpELt, WAsnBuESE oi ILLINOIS, anu hENSoN
n n & i,d tbe ro for the sxty-second time with
,ha falIoving yssult:
'ns wI,a noh Of votes 22 necessary 10 choice l2
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Mr. BROOM asked the indulgence of the House for few
moments for the purpose Of submitting resolution hF
he removed He sad that the only obstacle to that organ
izaon Was the question of the extension of involuntary
servitude within the Territories of the United States emu
that there was now war upon borders arising from
that question that the great object OF this government
should be to aay this agitation, suppress excitement ana
restore 10 the people peace and harmony from one end w
the country to the other in order that might not only
BE- called nation but that wa might exhibit alton
alty by our attachment to all parts OF Our Union lie
then read the following
Wherea II is obvious that the organization of this House
has bon and rt is DELAYED and rendered npractcabe By
dcordan views and opinions entertained and a.
the subject Involuntary serrude in the Territories tue
United states ,,,, ,..,u.,,. ,,,, ,hs nao,e or Iii.
And whereas IL ~ hRh ,arfct 'trannpij
nation should ENJOY, 20 a m rtbar agitation Of questions
~ anu We hh - aaad and dened The spirit Of eonpro
ise and which constantly tend to alenate portion Of
country from the rest and epeebe the sacred
lies which now link together the various parts therefore
Resotred That the House Of Representative ny ana wh
the advice and OF the Senate and eesaen o @
United States do hereby submit to the Justices OF the sn
preme Gou. Q, the on't.a law far their adm
tribunal ana eapouhaers q % be final ana CONCLUSIVE
| Mcaa,oh .u ANY anu c,n;n a.vnon' onastons nestle ~ viz
T. Has the federal government under the powers
racd and delegated in and by the othe United
or oherwse any authority whatever either
to provide for prohibit involuntary servitaae OF ~
to egislae upon the subject OF such "
tude in the Territories OF the uniea nta'Is
2. Has the federal government, alter having eXoreau
delegated power IN ,ne etscuon o - abnyv ~ repea or
Rovefnu,si. w ue'eio' tuo po"'' "
e th fdora cov.rnmsnt any power on authority
W eshish INV line ueh ss that commonly
ss be Missouri Compromise lne which shall designate
Involuntary ervituds in and among The States
Tho reading Of tho resolution caused much laughter
nv RROOM regretted to geo 40 serious n subject excite
mrth fShouts Of laughter He thought that by refer
@ Tho l,vho,a nator 70 tbe Supreme Court and calmly
ana onatv awaiting their decision upon it. the agitation
! ns tba ala verv question would forever cease
Mr. n MARSHALL desired to know whether the House
was to remain unorganzed until decision of the question