Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-16
The NTinneaotn RiII.

The yeas and nays on the final passage through
the House of Representatives of the bill to author
ze the people of the Territory of Mune,otA to form
a constitution and State government, preparatory
to their admission into the Union as a State, were
as follows:
YKAa-Messrs Aiken, Albright, Allen, Allison,
Ball. Barbour, Benson, Billinghurst Bliss, Boeoek
Brenton, Bufinton, Cadwasder, Cartahers, Clarke
of n. Y, Clhgman, COBB, Of Ca, Colfax, Cragin,
DAmrell, DariSson, of H., Day, Denver, Dick, Dick.
son, DOdd, Emrie, English, Florence, Fuller Of Me-,
Granger, Grow, Hall of Iowa, Harlan, Herbert,
Hickman, Hodges, Holloway, Horton OF n Y
Horton Of Ohio, Howard, Hughston, ,Jea0st. Kelly,
Knapp, Knowlton, Knox, Letter, Mace, Marshall Of
ILL.,, Matterson McCarty, Miller of n. Y, Miller OF
Ind, Moran, Merrill, Mott, Msury Nichols, Parker,
Peck, Pelton, Perry, Petit Phelps, Pike, Pringe,
Qui,nlan, Sabiu, Sage, Sandidgs, Sapp Scott, Sher
man, Simmons, Smith, of Tenn, Spinner, Stanton,
StranAhan, Tappan, Thurston Tyson, Wade, Wake
man, Walbrdge, Wadron, WashburRe Of Wis,
Washburne OF III Washburne Of Me-, Watkins
Watson, Wells, Wheeler, Williams, and Wood
worth.
From Free States, IN roman, IS; Slaves States,
in italics, l2-Total 81.
NAYS -Messrs. Akers, Bsrksdae, Bennett, OF
Mise, Bingham, Bowie, Bradshaas, Burnett, Camp
|
| Clark Of Conn, Cobb OF Ala, C0mins Cox, Craw.
ford, Cullen, Dsvis OF Macs, Dean, DoWdell Dunn,
! Durfee, Elliott, Ethridge, Evans, Faulkner, Gar
nett, GOode, Greenwood, Harris Of Nd, Harrison,
| Haven, Houston, Jones, OF Tenn, KenneIt, King,
| Knight, Kunkls, Lake, Leieher, Lnmpkn, A. h
Marshall of KY, McAullin, Aison, AhAward,
Aoore, Oliver, OF n. Y, Oliver of No., Paine,
Pennington, Powell, PGrvidnes, Puryear, Ready,
| Rieead, Robbins, Roberts, Ruthn, Savage, Seward,
Shorter, Smith Of Va, Smith OF Ala, Stephens,
SSope, Talbot, Todd IraftoH, Underwood, Yak,
Walker, Whithey, WOedrrg, Wright Of Miss, and
ZOic9fer.
From Slave States, in roman, As; Free States, in
italies, 27-Toinl 10.
! 1t will be seen from the above that there we're
twelve Southern votes for the bill, az Of which
were the votes OF Southern Dsnserats. II these
twelve Southern Democrats had voted against the
bill, il would have been defeated; and, eonsequen.
ty the addition Of one free State less to the Union
Here was splendid opportunity for these twelve
Southern Democrats to have acted UpOn the rec
commentator and carried out, to some extent
the equilibrium doctrine OF the Enquirer. But
they refused TO avail themselves Of it-preferring
10 vote, side by aide, with the Black Republicans
for the increase Of the Abolition power OF The
North.
Il surprises Us TO hnd one OF these twelve vOtes
10 favor ofthe Minnesota bill coming from Virginia.
Yet, such lie the TACT and Mr.. BoeOck is the man
who cast IT, Why did he separate himself from
his colleagues 90 this question Had his Aspira-
tons for Cabinet appointment under NortLera
President anything to DO With bis unaeco1ntabls
action on this sntlecti
Il viii be sssa that no, single Southern Wing
or American sustained the oilL-Rieh RAig.