New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
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he concluded to wait little longer sni see bis Sth-
rcn brethren through.
proposition 10 ciroit newspaper reporters 10 ths
Council was made from Ohio. ard supported by othe~
Northern delegates but opposed by the George Law
men from Ncw.York and laId on the table ti sacr-
neon. It's friends th,nk they can cauy T. The 80
cr,t 9th opposition to advantage 20 ono
journal which has a representative among The New
York delegates.
tt vote On the admission Of the Louisiana ielcsa
lion reached IT . O'Clock AMI they admitted.
66 10 20 send you The vote in detail SAVE that from
New.York, from which ycur readers will gain tbs
nun bcrs ard names Of the delegations present from
the several States
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ter-Aye. D. W; sss%bsush. A D. RosesTSo Thoms.
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Nssh W b. ChaTman--No.
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WISCONSIN,. lockwood, r. Chandler. =. ri'es c. W.
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PlsTasT 81 GSlTsSaIys:ra'in Eli.Ys.
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MaRYL.sp-w. II. Pgrnsr, J. r. Cadet W. Mes'sder-
visGXr1-P. A Bcliug, 9. W. Moore, J. II. MeCss-yss-
NORTH cAEolN.-w. H. Harrison, John POOl-Yes
FLoRIDA-R. X. Csll-les
These foot up as yeas, % nays. New.York voted IL
yeas Il nays So the religious test is substantially
abrogated in the National American party.
There are % States and the District Of Columbia
represented in the Council by about 25 delegates 10
all not more than $50 delegates will be present When
the Council is fully organized. This is only half Of
the full Council. There are less than half doxea
States fully represented The South less fully thas
the North Probably il will be agreed that the dele
gates from each State shall east the entire vote 10
which their State is entitled
The following States not represented here Al
ALL Maine Vermont, Michigan, Georgia, Alabama.
Texas, Mississippi, South Carolina. The Americas
party in the last State has thrown up it's organization
and dissolved itself into the Democratic party the
beet defenders of Slavery.
The National" Americans both north and south.
curse the twelfth section the cause of all their
woes The getting Of it into the platform broke up
the organization, and now the taking of il out will do
the thing again, and more efecually still.
Were it not in, the South would not insist that
should be put In but having got it, they cannot
consent to part with il without selfdestrucon. Were
there no vexations anteceden of this character 70
trouble them the Counsel would pretty readily agree
to an armed neutrality Slavery. Twothrds of the
men here | have no doubt, would consent to stand
thus, if they dared. But there il a power behind
them that they cannot disrespect. The people sss
ahead of the men sent here.