The daily union., 1856-01-27

Moore, Morgan, Morrill,, Mo Murray, Nichols, Merton
Andrew Oliver, Parker, Pslton, Pennington Perry Petit
Pike, Prings Purvisnee kitshie koeoins, Roberts sa-
stranahan, Iappan, Thorngton Ihgrst9n, Todd Made,
w1keaa WaSsase Gasrs.ds q wa'MGSgSe MrS Ea Eha
/ woodruff, aud Woodworth--lO0. .....
NAYshe, sn0s ah'n AS bssoS so rkd hovos Bs
Broom, Burnett, Cadwaader, Joha 7. Campbell Carile,
aS sa eais ass .Taoa os%s csss "a
mundson, Elliott, Englsh kherdgs, Easts Evans, Faux
Gre Greenwood, Augustus Hail. j. Morrison Harris sa@pson
W. Harris, Thomas h. Harris Haven Herbert Hoffman,
Kennstt, Kidwel Knight Lake Leteher, Lndley, Lump
KIM Humphrey Marshall Samuel = Marshall Maxwell Nc,
Powell Puryear Quitman Reade, Ready Reaud Richard
William ISf n saS d' wia sati sassd Stephen SSs
Stewart swoPe, Talbot Taylor, Trippe, Underwood
lians, WinsIow John " Wright and zoleoasr-lOS.
Mr. FULLER of Pennsylvania submitted the following
resolution: ...
Resooea That any agitation of the question of slavery, in
American people injurious every our country
and therefore should not be countenanced.
Mr.. BALL, of Ohio moved to lay the resolution the
table; which motion was not agreed to-yeas s2 nays
ll0.
The question was then taken on the resolution and it
was agreed to--yeas lol, nays loo--as follows;
YEAs-Mess,s, Aiken, Allen, Barclay, Barksdae Bell, H.
Cadwaiader John r Campbell Carle, Oarnhers Cakie,
aSw Cobb 0sI DaS + coh
SON Elliott, English Etherldge Easa Evans, Faulkner,
GGsts ~ sasr
Hsrra Thomas L. Harris, Haven Hoffman, Houston, Jew
S~s ssast sSs y s.L ssid s %
shall Samuel miS s. Massaall Maxwell Meialien Meoueen,
Pa@ ss ,'P Pbsss TSSsaa ss
man, Reade, Ready, Rcaad Richardson, Ruiin, Rust,
S9sf s'sw. walker sr0s %s wsss wfG
Whitney, Williams, Wns,ow Daniel B. Wright, John "
HAYs-Messrs. Albright Allison, Ball. Banks Barbour,
p'i Aa tossss
Giddnss Gilbert Granger Grow Robert p Hall, Harlan,
kiss, Aas sss
Sorton, 4. oliver Parker, Pe'.oa. Pennington, Perry
Petit Pike Prnge, Parvian0e Robbins, Roberts sabn,
Ws3;sss wdEsn csawsaasr
Wood, Woodruff and Woodworth-l00.
Mr.. MEACHAM, of Vermont offered the following reso-
luton, and called for the previous question
ReoOed That, in the opinion Of this House. the repeal of
of 3G deg 80 mn example OF useless and actious ag
taon e ae slavery question: unwse and unjust the Amer
ican people. m... d. .....r.
Mr. PAINE, of North Carolina moved lay the resoln
ton on the table, which motion was not agreed to:
The demand for the previous question seconded and
the main question ordered to be now put
The question taken, and the resolution adopt
ed-yeaE los, nays 93-as follows:
YEAsMessrs. Albright, Allison Ball, Banks, Barbour H.
Bennett, Benson Binghurst, Bingham, Bishop, Bliss Brad
shaw, Brenton, Broom, Bufngon Buringame, Lewis u.
fa mes as paS
Dean DE Witt Dick Dickson, Dodd Dunn, Durfee, Edie
q, Hall, Harlan Harrison, Haven Holloway, r.
ton, " b. Horton Howard Kelsey, King, Knapp knight,
Mesesa@ Msr h~srd haose MarssS .ss's Morrill, ao
Murray, Nichols, Norton Oliver, Parker. Petop, Pen
Roberts, sabn, sapp Scott sher@ap simmons Spinner,
Stanton, stranahan TaPtan Thorngton ThurstoD Todd
Washburne Eihu b. Wasbbnrne, Israel wsshburn, Wat.
weoh, Wells, Wheeler Whitney, Wood, Woodruff and
NAYS Messrs Aiken, Allen, Barclay, DarEsdnle, Bell H.
s: Bennett Bocoek, Bowie, Boyce Branch, Burnett Cadwa
Howell Cobb, Williamson r. W. Cobb Cox, Davidson,
H. W. Davis, powdeI, kdmqndson, Elliott English, Eus!
D. Fuller, Goode, Greenwood, Augustus Hall, J. NJ Hsr-
ri. sampson W a.,r, Thongs % L Harris; Herbert, Hoa:
Kelly, Kennett, Kdwel, Lake, Letcher, Lindley Lump,
MoauSn' aeQuesn saith Miller Miilsoa' Mordscsi Oliver
Orr Packer Paine, Peck, Phelps, Porter, Powell, Quit-
didge, Savage, William Smith, William r. Smith, sneed,
stspheRS steysr, swGRe Talbot Taylor TTippe Under
low Daniel B. Wright, John V. Wright and zoioosr-0s
Mr. GREENWOOD, of Arkansas submitted the follow
ing resolution which read for the information of the
House:
Rcsolred That the Clerk instruct the pages inform mem
bes who the upon the republican side Of
the House that the votes have been taken upon esou
ons of Messrs DuSS and FuLLEH, and that they
resume their seats in the hall.
Laughter
Mr.. STEPHENS submitted the following resolution
which was read for the information Of the House:
Rs@oped, That the original friends Of the Kansas and
braska act though in large minority upon this aoo
hs nj occasion TO extend to the country their
on upon the encouraging prospect Of their and
prospect Of Its ultimate success.
Mr.. WATSON, Of Ohio, moved that the House do now
adjourn which motion was agreed to- ami at halfpast
o'clock the House adjourned.
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