New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

70 divide The proposition - 20 take the striking ont
pant fiy' but the PEE debt ruled this out Of o-ie-
HE North then proceed the Wholesome Of them only
'otrg for in The a-suraBcc that they could dyil it
ardutLc lie Us. c.ause atTou-er on the question Of
tI'l rcfItiGn The substitution then carried ~
! lCl ifns b. CO NaYg Tie Nsw-Yors Delegation di-
! y.tcd aDCu. even. ONci9se It was ne,1y a clean
sectional yOteall he Free States voting Yea and
| the South My. On the announcement OF the result,
| Dir Botelier of Virginia made vigorous speech He
| constrained to believe that Amercanl-n Is b. ing
fast merged INTO Aboltion.sm. Practically the Amer
| icanism Of the North n Abolition. l say Of tho
American Party watched by is cradle; now stand
by II grave. it longer eIist- in the land. The
elements Of sh'oh t composed are dissolved.
We viii 20 home and take our principles and make
them the basis Of the union Of The whole South. She
vii present urbruken front in defense Of her rights.
1his speech wa. received with great applause by
the South and created intense feeling throughout the
Council The greatest confusion cusued. but finally
Gov. Call Of Florida was given the floor by common
cOnscnt. lie spoke IN O similar though milder strain
than Mr. BOtolier lie said ii the Twelfth Section
stricken out. he should consider the American party
dead and dissolved, and should 20 home. The
Southern oil around cheered him, and said Ye',
yes" He closed however invoking peace, and NOV
ing an adjournment til tomorrow, which carried
at 81 pm.
Tie following is the vote on Brewster substitute:
NV HAMPsHIRE-An,Lony Colby James W Emory. "a.
MAss4cHusfTTs-A 4 Rishsrdson. A A. Richmond, al
,eat H. B. whssIwsbt A :, B. Ely J. NJ 18th A. O.
Sumner, 5. NJ Allen, h. H. Psnsborn. A C. L. Arnold o. h
CoSSIc1Icur-N. d. Perry, J. Z. Durham l.. GPeok. D.
B. Booth, a. II. Hodey-fest
RnoDy IsLASD-w. o. SinruOns +. J. nightingale. o.
New .YoRx - W Waller. IL A. Morgan, J. W. Bart-r,
sender O. Nichols T. l.. westbrook. l. 5 Parsons chas
iI,, Nays /. L. Lowell, Nay o. C. Jones Nay
w o@4ee Sey5oui Yea : SqFe' Man. Ssy = C9,
M4ieT Nsy R. P Bnsy Yff' W aooa M NJ Ap
H. Bolles, ;. b. Hammond 5 seymour,Yes.
DlLAwAEE-R. Clement, 'bsent, L. J. SmitheT'' Il. r.
MARfL4sP-w + Pgrngll W Alssaade5 Ia. Jane: NJ So
yIscsia-P. A. Boiling. j. II. MeHnFh- 4. R Bo,eisr g.
W Moore, Nsl j. L. Cochran, sb'eni L. Kramer Nay Al
NoRTE CARoll'A-.w. II. Harrison, John Pool, Nay.
SE%IJeEspynC. D. D5shler. j. R. weeks. Yea; J. R.
Lyon, A. ;. Livingston Andrews, absent T. 5 heciell'
TisSs5LyASfA-C D. Fr,e-uun absent; A. F. Johnson, P
A. Nsciue D. T. Small ]. =. Gosser n. c. Smith $ r Cd
o55 ' soS5 i Fss s. Grdd absent; j.
NJ KIand, r J Cesee. b p. Morgan, r. Carlisle, J.
farard, l. Todd A. s. Cadwslader II se'vell, T J. Pow
e. j. W williamson yea;; N... 1o,i. r.v,a, .t.or,
A. Herman 6 c. Loflrop j. NJ. Elsn, Nay T. IL Lewis
C.. absent.
CALrrossiA-charcs Mathews, Yea r. A. Wood, F. Stan
ley, Nay M ~
TfSSEssEg-P 4 r. Kelsor, ". o. Brownloyg s P. Bank
head C. Ready, +. r. Zocofer, J. O. Pickett John p Camp
KtST5cry-Richard Slower. A Campbell $ Rs2h-
EEL ThCn' TqaS dlG S S.e G Na
QrIO-% T. Gabriel L. IL ods The, BE B. Ford t ): R,
* svTeafiw B. Alton o. r shbact NJ cerEnSP.
S Nsln T. q L. LTct Yea B. B. 1Io%s. absent
MissouRI-s NJ Breckenridge B. F. Etr,onds, Casper w
'f lsoiA SD MeIedlii V Sheets. a NJ Phelps Yea
WiscoisiS-J lockwood C. W Cook, =. Briiek D. A.
Gles, Yea. R Chandler, Absent. M ~,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBh -Nespaslan Eli'. Nay .
HLIsoIs-W W. Danenhower ". s. Jeunlns', N. C. Gesr'
J. t NJ AileI, IL If Webster. Yea
The South little while before made strenuous
fort to break up the Council and adjourn SINE dc,
but the No,t,ern and Central resisted it. The
foi mer want to get the Twelfth Section clear out and
something positive i'll It's place, while the latter still
hope to save something from the wreck.
great deal o!spenkiDg is promised tomorrow before
the final vote is taken. The North has agreed not TO
pass the previous question.
sECoND DISPATCH.
The Southerucrs had caucus tonight and agreed
to see the North through tomorrow. This places the
Ultra North in tight place. If they cannot get
div sion Of Ely and Brewster, the proposition Oh final
vote will be made They sold out to the Nationals
on platform that is bad for their purposes as the
Twelfth Section. The knowledge Of this is probably
the secret of the Southern action tonight. 1t may be
the North, rather than the South, that will bolt but
there must be a climax tomorrow.
LiTIsT.
l2i O'Clock, A. M-The Southern caucus repeated
their resolution 10 go out if the twelfth section was
finally repealed, and appointed Committee to 'ecure
q hall for their meeting.
# they stick TO this it will take The North Ameri-
cans out of bad scrapc
To the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Feb 20, 1856.
In the National Council of the KnowNothings to-
day Mr. Bartlett presiding, the reporters were adj
mitted by resolution.
The subject Of debate nearly the entire day has been
tbe resembling o! the twelfth section Of the Know
Nothing platform.
Mr. Ford Of Ohio made strong Anti-Slavery
speech, which increased the dissatisfaction Of the
Southern members, and induced a motion to adjourn
s,re de, which was laid on the table.
proposition to vote by States, each one being en-
titled to its number Of Representatives was debated
and then withdrawn.
The resolution to rescind the twelfth section de-
bated till O'Clock, when an amendment was offered
APPOINTING Committee OF one from each state to
substitute for the twelfth section declaration Of rights
This was carried by lOi to 6j.
Great confusion ensued on this, and pending the vote
on the resolution amended the Council adjourned
It's believed the whole Southern delegation will
withdraw IN a body if the resolution should be
adopted.
A NEw PosI-OFFIoE.-A Office has been es-
ablishcd at Spuy;en Duyvel, Westchester County IN
this State. aud David Ii. Kellogg appointed Post