New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

=. Administrator. a. did Mr.. PACKER OF the
.sme s,ste-s Democrat supposed 70 90 'or
r,oo K,n,.s. These changes, with A"ssrs. + az
L., of Maine. Haven, Whitney. wax ana 'o"n
Wbe. ler Of our State, Broom OF Pa hSrns'n "
Ohio Ard Dunn Of Ind, voting steadily WIN 'no
Slavery Propssandiss, reduced TOO TIC N'''i ;.
,.,o,;,, 20 very narrow Dimensions; ous IL
q, heIieved that il could be- overcome uoa'
IN. vote q, finally passing the bill was TAKEN waco'
-, tho roll Vas called through, showed O"e
Dy.J ,,5 SIR for "a One Hundred and f're
.c.;,.t the bill. Mr.. Davidson OF La soon '"'0
"a ..Lsd % have his vote recorded IN the mega
tive. which made tie. II DOW aPpeareo ce' ''''
that the Speakers casing vote was oes''o'u ~ "a
tend the greeting Of the House to the new o''n
s.ato Of Kansas; but just as the count nad oeen
oor,lat.5 ard the result was to be anoouhceo'
Mr.. Elliott Of Ky. rose and s'ked.to nave o'S w"
recorded in tho negative, which united the ho"
and d.f..d the bill II the Speaker had nov
ro,ed Yea the bill woud nevertheless nave oeeo
lost By tie yo'e And 20 the bill was lost toouso
. mo,on to reconsider ard to lay that m"tioo on
the table was made BY Mr.. GoODE Of Va. ana
Enacted on when the House adjourned IN SONS
txcjtueat. 1t may possibly give rise :" sowe
action to morrow.
One Of the preliminary votes may need explains
ton. Mr.. Stephens had moved to commt inc on'
with Instruct Ons to report Q SUBSTITUTE. WHICH
spbs sntislly Toombs's BILL To this Mr. Dunn n"o
moved an anne ndment, virtually restoring the MS
sopr Prohibition Of Slavery in the Territories
po,,b of So 80. THIS amendment was carried oy
. good yote-when Dir. Stephens abandoned
bis substitute aud wished to withdra 1t, but o.
lection was made; 70 the vote upon II was tSAen
BY Yess aid Nsys-Yeas Tro dunn ana Scout
Harrison Noys Tico Hundred and Ie"' ha'oe'
snrg II sjorg for these times.
Mr.. Ravens vote for Dunn's proposition was
very urgently demonstrated against by his ieaa'ns
South American friends, who feared 1t would oann'
soe Mr.. Fillmore in the Slave States.
When the final vote was tie, numoer u
South Americans surrounded MIR. Mlliward oil fa'
and yehemeutly urged him to change against the
bill, but be would net.
Mr.. Senator Douglas came in during the sHug-
ole. took his seat beside Mr. Dunn, and held
long aud intimate council with him. did not see
the net of both Of them being present at the same
time, but they doubtless understand it.
OF course now that the muchlei Is done, almost
ver,bod, can tell how it might have been avoided
If the Report Of the Kansas investigating Com
nirtte had frat been put in aid read more tune
had been given for discusson-if such or such
pair had not been made-in short, "if your nncle
..hod been Jour aunt"-an might have been
changed give no weight to such speculations'
But when people imPatienty ask why this Anti
Nebraska House don't come to tho rescue OF tho
suffering people Of Kansas, say, Ask that ques'
ton Of Mcssrs. Fuller Of Maine, Walk, Whitney,
Wheeler, Williams and Haven OF N T., Il. ii.
Fuller f Pa, Harrison Of Ohio, and Dunn OF
Iroiana, who, elected as Anti-Nebrasta men,
vote with Virginia, the Caolinas and Ge"'gsis
70 crush the life out of ill.6tsd Kansas, by leaving
her to the t. Lder mercies Of Border-Raffisn less-
latiop Lecomp.e justice and the psternal guar Lam
ship of Shannon, Donaldson aud Sheriff jones'
The Fremont men in the House have done what
they could 1t devolves on their brethren through
out the country to Do the rest. q.