The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

wxsBfsGros, Dec 10, 1855.
rHE AYRIcss SLAVE TRADE
Mr. EHHnipcE tx. NJ Of Tenn, submitted the follow.
ING resolution, which read for Information
Resolved That this House regard all Suggestions propo
slave trade shocking o The moral seatmeut. o. the
congress. cgaang for csnniyinr a. or legsning that horrd
Dr. rsproach and esecraon Of eli civilized AMI Cristan
people throughout the world
oticcsoa was made 10 The Introduction Of the reso.
hutton.
Mr. CAMPBELL, (rep) Of Ohio, demanded the ayes and
nays.
NJ. wnKr tx. Ny OF Ala, asked whether, II the
Bouse should suspet the rules, the purpose Of
Mr.. nhericge TO tho previous question on the
adoption Of she resolution, In order % cut oil debate.
Mr.. EBxnDcR replec that the resolution contained q
ser eyIds Mt popo on He preued that every gentle.
had opuNn on the subject. he would not dis
cuss u, but vovle move Toe previous question.
NJ. JcsIs, (dom) Of Tenn, wanted Mr.. Fheridge 10
leave the argument In the resolution, saying no
much opposed TO the opening Of the African slave
trade his colleague He vas here called 10 order by
,be speaker, who said tina, debate was padmissble at
Mr. Josrs said he would not DO gagged BY either tho
M oxs tdem Of :. c. Intellectually strove 70 subst
tu,e simply 1T nexpedont 10 repeal the laws PROM
Mr. nherage's motion 20 suspend The rules 70 enable
HIM introduce mis- resolution wa osrrcd-yeas, 40
nc-,rs Green wood Mcxulleu, Smith, Of va, ZolIcof.
ser Burnett Bsrkfose snd fheipe, soyeraly fsve their
no, cd the reopenpg u The they thought the
resolution ont Of eharacssr and W timed
Mr.. PHuPs. (deui.) Of No, said he was against sb.
ssrsctious Governor Adams message net being before
The Bouse
Mesprs kprrr and G,RsKu remarked had they been
prssert they would have voted IN tho negative.
Further explanations from the democratic side were
object - ~ many members, amid cries Of ordsr, y
sorder.n
TIE demand Tor The previous question was sustained
By 30 majority, and the main question ordered by Al
majority.
Mr. Ecocrss, (dem) Of s. C., moved TO lay the reso
Triton the table. Motion ost by yeas. III; nays 1877.
Mr. Hheridges resolut on was then adopted by yoas
lB2: nays, 81, "a follows
YsAs-Mes~rs Asers. Albright Allen, Allison. Bali Bar
bingham. bishop, hiss Bradshaw Bren,os, broom Buf.
q ONO Chaiee Clarke Clark Jr, Cawson Conx, COMMAS
Culier, sumback, Danre Davis Of ILL., Davis
&c Mass Day Dean lie VIII, Dick, Dickson Dodd Durtee,
Ea,e Edwards Fmre English Eherdge Fiagier Fuller OF
Name GALLOWAY. utldngs Gilbert Granger, Grow Hall
of iowa Hall of Mass. Harlan Harris of H., HARRISON
Hayen, hickman, Hodges Holloway Horton q \. ".
Keiy Keisey KenuetL King Knapp, Knight
Kroyron Know Kunse1 Letter. Mace, Alexander
X. Marshall OF ky Humphrey Marshall Of Ny, Marshall of
sard Moore Morgan Morrill, MORRISON Mott Murray Men.
oils Morton Over az " Packer Paine, Parker Pearce,
Potion Peck Pennington, Perry pct PIKE Porter Pr,nge
bins Roberts kcbson ssbn, sage, sapp scott sherman,
simmins Smith Of Ala, spinner stanton. Stranahau,
Swope, Tappan, Ihorington. Thnrston Todd, 1yson,
Underwood, vail, Walk, Wade, wakeman, walbfdge,
RAys-Aiken Barksoae Bennett Boyce, Brooks, Burnett
Campbell Of N.Y. Caruhers Caskle Clngmsn Cobb Of Ala,
ras,s Essns Forence Poster 0srpen doodle Green ooi
Ifarrs Ma, Herbert Houston, Jrwett Jones Tenn
Eeit Lake. Le'cher Lumpkin. Maxwell vcNun Mcqueen,
Oliver Of Mo- Or, FhePs, f0Neb, Qslao, sunn Sarge,