The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27
THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN TUE HOUsE-HoRACE
GREELEY IN HOT WATER.
sHIRTY-FOURTH CONGRMss.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26, 1856
THE sIAERY QUESTION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s, 1856.
sIAERy QUESTION.
Mr.. DUNs, (black Iep) of Ind offered thu following
resola,iop-
Resolved That regarding the political complexion of the
"a n sses ssaa ct ss Ss a S y s % Of
Kansas and Nebrssla imposed oy isO no
uly ana hea NY harmonic with that sentiment VINO viii
s'riciiop IL terms subsistence
Resolved That sac restriction yh be restored an
aG o. Justice T. al the people Of The United states IS proper
The great Statesmen who imposed It, necessary and
hs states Of he American Union which are ss.sa ni 70
he welfare OF our people and the pepe,uy of insu
Resolved That useless and factious agitation of the
aysry question nor out OF Congress is wise unjust TO
,esa:, o. & Sur sSanTy therefore, should not os
l-Ve resortd substance 70 the said ferro
ne ct kansas and Nebraska fully and cnnpeals to that
tiois '''' anu "'' V p''S' IN our
following is the vote:-
htnr, Bennett Benson, Banghurs,, Bingham Bishop, Bss
aee Cawson % uomns ooan oroa
n.nrel .mo,hy Da,s, Day. Deaa De Wt,, 6cx Dickson
Grow Rooe5t B. Hail sTan Hsrrison nolo way, Tho
nsrp Knowon 4uase MAJ
e.op; Mctmy, Meacham Kilh,n Mhler, M7oe, Morgan,
ker Pelep bennington Perry, Pen, Pike, Prnse, Pnrvi
anee h,che aoobss Roberts ssbin ssop, scott Sherman
WasS wSase %son
Ws.bhur. OF Wisconsin Washburne of Illinois Wa.hhuen
Io,al, 1902
NAYS Messrs. Aiken Allen, Barclay Barksdae, Ball.
Bun e,i Gadwalader John Campbell Garlic Caru.hers,
Cox Cullen. Davidson DowdeI, sdmuadon Elliott rnglsa,
asn % eT
MORRISON bars sampson W Harris. IhomAs NJ harris.
GancI jones Kelly Kennet dSe lake Le,eass.
snaey LSmPk,D nS,s Hg%Phrsy Marshall samuel Marshall
yard Mordeca Oliver Orr Packer PaIne Peek Phelps,
sssdy
smith Wm smith, VIM Smith sneed Stevens, stewart,
waTisr Wa'kns, Wells whsslsr whitney williams Wins
tai los.
The sectnd resolution was adopted by one majority
The following is the vote
YE.saMessrs Albright, Allison Ball. Banks, Barbour,
shaw Brenion Bufnion Burngame Campbell Of Ohio Ghsf.
s9 ps .y TSd s & Gros p
Dunn, purise kdie, Emrie alddngs Gilbert Grangrr
ton haven, valentine b. Horton Howard Kelsey King,
knapp knight, Knowl,oo, Knox Kunkel Lester, Mace, Mat
so shs scon andrew
simon spinner stanton, srsnanan, Iapoan. lhoringon
Wood, Woodruff Wheeler aud woodworh--Foa', t8i
ssIssy sn
Joep SsmPSs osrs csrassT
Cox Culsp Davis, Davidson, Dowdell rdmundsou, Elliott
Fuller, thomas j Fuller doode, Green wood Augusta,
ts Morrison ,,d asrrs sam pson asrrs homas
). Clancy Jones' Kelly, Kennet, Ed we'll Lake, Letcher
ssS"ea Wilson Nor
sss oer Or 5n,en rssner rans Peek Phelps Porter
on hufnn, a Rust sandidge, Savage. samuel A. Smith
M% y @m sm snssS
John Il. Wright 2olicofer-roal, lO2
The thiro resolution was rejected by three majority
TIE following is the yote:-
Benny Bennett Benson Baunghursi Sin ham Bishop, siss
nsmreh; Timothy AIRS oay Is wtt. p'cs lcsson, Oodd
sessrt @ HaPan srfsoa srrS ooss ss So%ss
kpos essr Mace NJ asy Ss.
cham, linn Miller, More, Morgan Morrill, Mott Murray
fs rss frnss
o @ %
Max, man watridse, wa sron Washburus Q, WEcSns.n
Wooa, Woodruff and Wood~orth 100.
nars-sessrs Aiken Alien, Bas.lay, ss.xsdaie Ba
eSs%sn scss :Saf c,ss s"e Viii 81 sss css,
l@t ,areish Ehsridse Ensa:, Evans F.ar1aer Fo-s,
s fssJ mon pe a. s1s So
s aarTs Hayen Herbert Hoffman scas,on 5sws
as .se zones Sahcy Snnes n Hmchre Mar
slsli Samuel MARSHALL, Maxuen, McMulen, Mcqueen,
,mh Miller, MI son Mlwsrd Mordeca oliver orr facker
phh e Peck. Phelps. Porter Powell, puryear Quitman,
seaoe, Ready, kcaud Ricnardscn, Runln, a Rast san
ddRe, Savage Samuel A. smith. VIM Smith VIM. Il.
.mth, sneed, Stevens, Stewart swope Talbot, TAYLOR,
nippe, Underwood Walk, Walker, Warner Watkins,
Wheeler Whitney, william 8, WInsow. John Wright Zoi
ko1er-To'sl 1903
Mr. FULLER offered resolution, declaring any agita-
ton Of the slavery question uDwse and unjust to
forson OF the American pecpe injurious to every sec.
ion, and ought no. to be countenanced Adopted by
ere majority.
Mr. MEAcHAa (back rep), of VT, offered resolution
hat in the opinion CT The House the repeal of the Mis-
souri, compr mise example for useless and fac
,ous sei alton OF the slavery question and that i was
unw-e and unjust TO the American psope. Adopted by
l08 against 81.
Adjourned.