Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-28

test vote, and they did not desire to be heard
upon the nstteF now before the council
Mr.. Danenhower then said be would take the
gentleman at bis word and move the previous ques-
ton, which was sustained by the House
Mr.. Perkins, Of Conn, moved that the question be
divided
Mr. Danenhower stated that be proposed 90 to
do. The vote was then taken on the motion to
rescind the old platform; ayes l3S; noes, 81.
motion was made to introduce an amendment
to the proposed new platform, but the Chair ruled
the motion out Of order as the previous question
had been demanded. The member appealed from
this decision, but his appeal was laid on the table
The vote then taken on she adoption Of the
new platform, and carried by the following vote:
AYES.
Massachusetts-Ely, Keith, Brewster, Robinson,
Arnold
Rohde Island-Chnce, Knight
New York-Walker Oakley, Morgan, Woodward
Reynolds, Chester, Owens, Sanders, Winston
Nichols, Van pensen, Westbr ook Parsons, Pickett,
Campbell, Lowell Sammans, Cakes, Seymour,
Squire, Cooper Burr, Bennett Marvine Midler-
Stephens, johnson, Wetmore Hammond, S Sey
mour.
DeIeware-Clement Smithers.
Maryland-Coden, Alexander, Winchester, Ste
phens, Wimot.
FlOrida-Cal
4Nch JtEScN-DcsuleT, hCth-, Lyon, hcOI6itaNs
Pennsy lvania- Freeman, Vanclede, Gosser,
Smith, Gillingham, Hammond, Wood, Clifford, Clyde
Pyle, Farrand, williamson
Lousana-Lathrop, Elan.
Cafornia-WOod, Stanley.
Arkansas-Logan.
Tennessee-BrownIow, Bankhead, Zollicoifer,
Burton, Campbell, Donelson, Harris, BilbO, Be-
Loaf
Kentucky-Stowers, Campbell, Raphael, Todd,
Clay, Goodlet Goodloe, Bartlett
Ohio-White, Nash, Simpson, Lippitt
Indiana-Sheets, Phelps
Observation-Disclosures, Fletcher, Hockaway.
Michigan-Wood
Wisconsin Lockwood, Cook, Chandler, Glies
Illinois-DanenhOwer, Allen.
Total-l0S.
New Hampshire--Coby, Emory.
Massschuse It's Richmond, Wheelwright, Tenn
pie ThurstOn, Sumner Allen, Savin, Hawkes..
COnneticut-Sperry, Dunbar, Teck, Booth, Hol-
ley, Perkins.
Rhode Island-Simmons, Nightingale
New YOrk-Barker
Maryland-Pursell, Ricaud, Pinckney. Kramer.
Virginia-BOlling MeHugh, Cochran, BOteler,
Preston Maupin
Observation-Disclosures, Sewell Jones, Parker,
Hest, and Kase, Kinkaid Coffee, Carlisle, Covode,
Eide, Sewall, Power.
LOusiana-Harman, Hardy.
ADMINISTRATORS.
Tennessce--N Nelson, Reedy, Pickett.
misunderstanding, Jones, Carpenter, Gist,
Underwood
Ohio-Gabriel, Olds Ford Barker, Potter,
Stanbau Oh Rogers, Spooner Hedges, Kyle, Lees,
Swgart Allison Fishback, Thomas, Corwne Chap
man. Ayres, Johnson.
Indiana Meredith.
Missouri Breckenridge,
Illinois-Jennings, Gear.
Iowa-Webster, bloomington.
TOtal-77.
The announcement of the above result was re-
ceved with three cheers As soon as order was
restored, several OF the Ohio delegation spoke pre-
dieting the downfall OF Americani-m in the West
ern States. Others contradicted this and three
cheers given for Ohio.
The question was asked hat had become Of the
charge against Ford and Mr.. Barker, of n. Y,
replied, that Mr. Bennett who made them was noe
present, but he understood that they had been
Withdrawn.
vote of thanks to the President was passed,
and the Council adjourned until the regular sess
ion in June next at New York
There are great r,jocings at this peaceful ter
minaton to this Stony session.