New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

Ike MIST ptcntu DhltIe vi INC LoCoiHPV"h o''uSN
pie was fought yesterday, and victory perches on
the standard Of Freedom. The House, we believe,
was fuller than on any similar occasion in the past
there being tpo hundrtd and t,centyeigh Members
(includpg the Speaker in their seats, AID all but
the Speaker voting on the decisive call Of the Yess
and Nays. The heaviest previous vote we can re-
call Is that by which the Sub Treasury bill was laid
o. the table BY the Congress of 1337-8-feas lis;
Nays 10; total 225-two less than now. The
Nebraska bill vas passed by ll3 Yeas to 1907 Nays
total 223, or with Speaker 224-four less than yes
terday.
Our readers were prepared for close vote not
only by our own careful survey of the field but by
the more elaborate analysis of our correspondent
Index" who made the vote of full House stand
III for Col Harriss motion, ll5 for Stephens and
LecOmpton. As, however, he set down Speaker
Orr on the LecODpton eide, when the Speaker
votes only in case of tie be came as near as pos
sible TO the actual result. In the details, he was
disappointed in Messrs. J. NJ. Harris (Amer.) of
Md Leidy of Pa. and Bonham of S. c., whom he
set down as ready to vote for LecOmpton, but who
came up missng-the two former doubtless, by de-
sign: as also in Messrs. Reilly Of Pa. (who took
occasion to be ABSENT and Messrs. Burns and
Miller - Of OhiO-all three of whom he calcu-
lated would vote on the right side, which they
failed to do Burns and Miller at the last moment
went over TO LecomptOn. One more would have
inclined the scale to that side, but that one was not
TO be had.
We calculated that, of the ninety-twO Republ-
cans and Republcanized Americans in the House.
nintiy would be found in column at the decisive
charge yesterday and the result more than justified
our expectations. Ninety-onc said No to the pro-
posed reference of the Lecompton Message and
Constitution to Mr.. A. II. Stephens's packed Com
mittee yesterday-9O from the Free States and
Francis ?. Blair, jr., from st. Louis, Mr.. Matte
son of this State being the only Republican absent.
Mr.. A. S. Murray of this State was at home by
the bedside of his dying son when summoned to
his pest: that son died Cat Goshen, Orange County,
on Friday last, and on Monday morning Mr.. Muir
ray, leaving his wife i'll at home, was in his seat at
Washington, voting on every division.
TIE Douglas Democrats never claimed within
our knowledge, to muster more than Twenty-Five
Members in the House, which number, they were
sure, could not be reduced below tncnty t,co.
They gave just that number of votes against send
ing Lecompton TO Stephens's Committee, though
NJ. J. B. Clay and all others of whom they had
hopes from the South, came up missing, though
Mr. Reilly ofPa., NV HON they counted, was absent,
while Messrs Burns and Miller of Ohio deserted
them. at the last moment. Messrs Adrain of n. j.,
Dewart Of Penn, and McKibbin of Cal, who
were sube cted to all manner of trials and the theme
of innun er able dispatches, s.ood fire. 1t hardly
possible that any Of these can henceorth be shaken
Mr.. H. Winter Davis was the only South American,
and the only Member from Slave State except
Mr.. Blair who voted against Stephens and Lee
compton. This is as well as we expected.
We further analyze the vote as follows
For LscomTfon. against LeeoMptoR'