Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01


In anpther article we have given the vote ~
the ceayention Gu the 6nAi passage Of the Bill
Of Rights ~ Il Appears In the new Consultation,
and for The puspees of showing that the diner
ent articles in the Consultation were not regard
ed BY The inonahets as party measure, ere here
continue the votes as far as they have come to
hand, and shall give them all as We receive
them.
The vote on the final passage of the article on
the Right OF Suffrage was follows:
e Yr1s--Thc President, Messrs. AYxRs, Bunk
,er, Clark of Alamakce, Clark of Henry, Clark
OF Johnston, Edwards, Els, GinsoN, GlLLAspY.
Garner, Gray, HALL, HaaRIs. iIoilingswor,h,
JoHssros, Marvin, PALMER, Par rim, PATTERSON,
PRICK, Scott, Seelcy, Skih SoLoNoN, Todhunter,
Trace, Wilson, Winchester and YouEg-30.
NAYs-Messrs. EaERsoS and PETERS. See
page luuS of the Con. sieba .es. Our readers
will bear in mind that In all these votes VIC
place the Democrats in small capitals. This
vote shows that but two Democrats voted
against the article on the Right of Suffrage,
while TEN Democrats voted for IL. 1s
The vote on the final passage of the article
on tie Executive Department was as follows:
YEAs-The President, Messrs. AYERS, Bunk
er, Clark of Alanakec, Clarke of Henry, Clark
OF Johnston, Day, ENERsoS. Edwards, Els
GinsoN, GILLasrY, Garner, Gray, HALL, HARRIS,
holi;nssworih,, PATERSON, PALMER, Parvin,
PETERS, PRIcE, ROBINSON, Scott, Scelcy. Skiff.
SOLOMON, Todhuntrr, Trace, Warren, Wilson,
Winchester and Young-35
NAYs-None. See page 1919 of the Con. de-
bates. At this vote every member was present
out one-Mr. Cotton. Every Democrat present
voted for IL. Y cH'a# .fHs.e .77E
On the final passage Of the article on the Leg.
isat We Department the vote was as follows;
1EAs-lhe President, Messrs. AYERs, Clark
# Alamakee, DAY, Edwards, Els, EMERSON,
GIBSON, GILLAsry, Gray, HALL, HARRIS, Hol.
lingsworth, JOHNSTON, PALMER, Paryin, PArrER.
SON, PETERS, PRirE, Robinson, Scott Sceley,
Sklfl, SOLOMON, Todhunter. Trace, Marvin, vii.
son, Winchester and Young-3o.
NAYs-Messrs. Bunker, Clark Of Henry, Clark
of Johnston, and Garner--A. See page lol7
OF the Con. debates. Is Democrats voted tor
and Republicans against, the article.
On the final passage of the article on the Ju-
dicial Department, the vote was as follows:
YEAs---The President, Messrs. AYERS, Bunker
Clark of Henry, Clark Of Johnston, DAY, Ed
| wards, Els, GIRsoN, Garner, Gray, HALL, HAIR
| RIs, Ho!fngsworth, Johnston. Marvin, PALMER
Parvin, PATTERSON, PRIcE, RonlNsoN, Scott
Seeley, Skitf, SOLOMON, Todhunter, Trace, Mar
vim, Wilson, Winchester and Ioung--3l.
.NAYs-Messrs. Clark Of Alamakec, Emcrson
! Gillaspy and Peters,. See page 1920 Of the
Con. debates. So on this article L "Demo
| Gratis" voted for ii; one Republican,, and but
! three "Democrats voted against it.
On the final passage of the article on State
Debts, the vote stood as follows:
YEAs-The President, Messrs. AYERS, Bunk
| err, Clark of Al makee, Clark of Henry Clark
of Johnston, DAY, Edwards, Ellis, EMERSON,
GIBSON, GrLLAsrY, Garner, Gray. HALL HARRIS,
| Hollingsworth, JOHNSTON Marvin, PALMER, Par.
VII 1Dp,c
| Seeley, Skiff, SOLOMON, Todhunter, Trace, War.
| rem. Wilson, Winchester and Young-35. IA
Democrats" voting yea.
NAys-None. See page l02l of the Con. de.
bates.
| The following is the vote on the final adop
| ton of the article on Corporations:
| IEAs-Thc President, Mcssrs. Bunker, Clark
of Alamakce, Clark of Henry, Edwards, Ellis,
GIBSON, GILLAsPY, Garner. Gray, HAIL. HARRis,
| IIollingsworlh, JOHNSTON, Marvin, PALMER, Par
| vim, PATTERSON, PRIcE, ROBINSON, Scott, Sceley,
Skill Todhunter, Trace, Warren, Wilson, Win
| chester and Ioung-29. democrats" vo-
| ting yea.
| NAYs-Messrs. AYERS, Clark of Johnston
| DAY, EMERSON. PETERS and SoLoMoN-6. One
Republican and five "Democrats' voting nay
See page 1924 and 1925 OF the Con. debates.
| We have now & i,en the votes on seven arti
cieS, ana Luuh we Slhii Ue aoic W give tuc YES
next week. We ask thinking men to examin,
| these votes and see whether the new Consttu
ton was regarded by the members Of the con
vention as a bitter partizan qucstion.-Fairfelt
Ledger.
| GEN. SCoTr AFTER BRIGHAM YoUNG.-W
| learn from Washington that Gen. Scott has beef
called there by the President for consultation
and is now engaged in preparing the details 10
! the movements of the troops to Utah. 1t is ais
stated tina the President finds no authority il
| the Constitution that will enable him TO inter
| tere with Brigham Young's matrimonial arrange
ments, and that In creed and wives the Mormon
| Elder will not be interfercd with by the army
But all the requisite Judges. MarshaIs and Off
| GERS necessary to administer the government
| will be sent out with the troops, and order ane
safety will be secured there for Gentle rs wei
as Saint. We have every confidence in Gen
Scott aud his arrangements. Like that famous
progenitor OF his, Capt. Scott, he is famous fol
bringing down lis game. Brigham Young i:
undoubtedly aware Of the Generals reputation
and as soon as he learns that Scott is after hum
he will call out, you need not fire, General,
will come down" The final orders for the gui
dance of the commander of the troops are il
! preparation. No attempt will be made to inter
lere with the reli ious or social institutions o
the Mormons, but the United States laws will
be rgdly enforced. Already the troops detach
ed for Utah are in motion. Three companies OF
this service passed over the New York and Erit
| Railroad yesterday.--N: Y. Herald. 23d.
The MoLocR OF FAsHIoN.--The Paris cores