The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

Caskie, Cpgman Howell COBB, Williamson ;. W. COBB,
EAsrdss Euss Evans ssolsnss roster Henry r., ESeF
MORRISON
Haysn Herbert. Hoffman aonon SSs:Sws Geo W Jooss
ndsy Hg%hIs. Ms sss y sAaus v!ds han
rsass1 Phelps
Porter Powell ParyeaI oai.msn Reaas ssady Ricsua
smith VIM smith, WIN. smith, sneed stsphans, stewart
Mas Txs Whns Williams
low Daniel B. Wright John B. Wright and z0llicoier-ro
The second resolution is as follows -
Resolved ThA. said restriction ought 70 be restored, as
ac Of Justice 70 all the people Of me United states As proper
the who imposed it, aad snd
I saes Of s n which e 5
the welfare of our people and the perpetuy Of our nsa-
Which was adopted by one vote, upon the
following division of the House-l0l to 100
viz =
Henry ss As s ssns bd asrs ssa
shaw nSss Gs%eS Of o
ton IaysD vaens B. Horton howard Kelsey King "a.
sasRpM XIII
Purviance, KichIe Roberta sabn. sspp, Scott sherman
s$ss sp5S s warren
Il and
Hsndsy Bsnss, BesssE BOWIE: SoScs; gE.neS broon
Cssne ciDgmsn Howsll COBB Williamson W. rGUSs
Y FsTsr Thomas Fuller: assds green xesd Ausss:as
harris herbert, Hoffman soustcn, Jewet, Geo W.. Jones'
Navel Mcaulea Sc6assn, smith Miller xlson Nor
Powell, twye ouitmsn Feade Ready, acaad Richard
VIM smith VIM smith heee. sssphens Ste Esrt swops,
talbot, Tsyor, Trppe. Under wood Yak, walker arner
John b. Wright ZoHcoaer-Tota 100.
And this is the third of Mr.. Dunn's sche-
dule -
Resolved That useless and facuous agitation of the
po1a q G og OF 5 ssn gpg
10 every seoson Of cur county, therefore shoed not DC
have been restored fsc substance 70 the said ferto
M aT our o sna y - h
so anu me S'sA' ana 'm' persist N our
Which was rejected, 100 TO 1o3, as will sp-
pear from tie vote in detail, viz
YEAs-Messrs Albright, Alison Ball Banks. Barbour,
Bradshaw Brenon Burlington Burinsame Campbell Ohio
Ianrel Tinohy Dars oay De Wit, Dick Dickson, Dodd
Gov koser l. aa Harlan sooSsy rSamas
Horton " q bortsn Howard Kelsey, ktns KNAPP Rnowi
cham Klian Miller Moore Morgan, Morrill,, Mott murray
Perry Petit Pike Pringe' Purviance Rchia' Roobias,
Roberts, sabu sspp scor, sherman Simon spinner
Wak"man waPHr,ags wa aron. Wsshburns o. Wisconsin
woo4, Woodruff aud Woodwork -Total, 100
Hs Sars-ae s Aksn Area Barclay Bsrsde Bau
ReIns SadwaaeI oSp hS@e sD'ce sTshcs sfoo
Caskis, Clngman howsi Cobb. Williamson <. W COBB
Eliot Tlgiish EAsadse' Epsas; Evans faulkner Foster.
A AasT a s s n h9ss E o. Fuller G @
mas War IT'S Haye8 asr7sr Hqatnaa soas..n Jsws
k6ient Lake se'shsr hndey Lurnpsln MaInpSre, Mar
smith Miller, Nilsson Miward olive, orr Packer
P paa. Peek PHELPS Pogter Powell puryear ounan
ddge, Savage. samuel 4 Smith, Vim. smith, Win. r.
STh sfees Stephens stswsr swoae Talbot ylo
Wheeler Whitney, Williams Winsow, John Wright zohi
cofer-Toal, l03.
Now let us look into these resolutions and
votes respectively, for, prima fccie, their mean
ing is not fully expressed. The first resolr-
ton was, we suspect, intended By Mr., Dunn to
show that the anti-Nebraska sentiment Of the
House is stronger than Mr.. Banks; and the vote
proves it. Greeley has charged that Mr.. Damn
is suffering from the delusion that Indiana
could furnish better anti-Nebraska candidate
for Speaker than the gentleman from Massa-
chuse.ts, and this resolution may have been in
tended to show our Fourierite philosopher tn Il
there was something in it. The majority OF
the House however, though only one, is still
majority Of one against the principle of elect
ing Speaker pledged to exert himself for Tie
expulsion Of slavery from Kansas by act Of
Congress.
The second resolution, which declares that
The Missouri iDterdict AGAINST slavery should
be restored, passed, on The ether hand, by one
vote, and that vote wa The vote Of John
Wheeler By whose vote, 10, the first resolu-
ton was rejected.
Mr. Wheeler was elected az democrat TO
the last Congress. He filed off with the hard
shells. A hard he opposed, all the way
through, the Kansas-N Nebraska bin as an AID
ninistration measure and IL our elections /,
the present Congress, as natural result. he
was dropped by both softs and bards-b the
first because Of his hostility to Mr.. Pierce;
by the second, because Of his opposition to
the bill Of squatter sovereignty. Mr. Wheeler.
however, WAS not thus to be get aside and
so he ran as IN independent candidate.
and being supported BY the Sew ardites on tho
Nebraska question, be was reelected The
sewarditea since the meeting of this Congress
nave been abusing him right and left for his
failure to support Mr.. Banks. We hope, now.
that they will be satisfied that, in the abstract
the motto Of General James Watson Webb
and John Wheeler Is the sarae-aP rinci.
Piles, not men," Mr.. Wheeler adheres to the
principle, but the man is 10, satisfactory