Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-06
Ihesk ansas Hiif-AnaIysis o the Vote
I'm the House.

FOR THE NEW SLAVE STATE
sOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVES,
Alabama Stallworth, Shorter, Dowdell.
Moore, Houston, Cobb, Curry.
Arkansas-GrenwOod.
Observation-Disclosures
Florida-Hawkins
Georgia Seward, Crawford, Gartrell.
Wright, Jackson, Stephens
kentucky-Burnett, Peyton, Talbot, Jewet,
Elliott, Clay, Mason, Stevenson
Louisiana-Davidson. Sandidge.
Maryland-Kunkol, Bowie.
Missouri-Clark. Craig, Caruthers, Phelps
Mississippi-Lamar. Barksdale, Singleton.
North Carolina-Shaw, Ruffin, Winslow,
Branch, Scales, Craige, Clingman.
South Caroiina-McQueen, Miles, Keitt,
Boyce.
Tennesse-Watkins, S. A Smith, Savage,
Jones, Wright, Atkins, Avery.
Texas-Bryan, Reagan.
Virginia-Garnett, Millson, Caskie, Goode,
Bocock, Powell, Smith, Letcher, Clemens,
Jenkins, Edmondson, Hopkins.
NORTHERN DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE 81.
California.-Scott.
Connnecticut-Bis
Observation-Disclosures, Gregg, English, Hughes,
Foley.
New Jersey-Huyler Wortendyke.
New ork-Searing, Sicklts, Kelley,
y. ll,S
ming, Hatch.
Ohio-Millcr, Burns, Cockerill, Cox, Groes-
beck, Lawrence, Pendleton, Hall.
Pennsy Observation-Disclosures. Landy, Phillips,
CLANCY Jones, Leidy, White, ALL, ellis
Reilly, Dewart, Owen Jones, kunkcl.
AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES,.
Georgia--Trippe.
Louisiana-Eustis.
Mssouri-Anderson WOOdSOn.
North Carolinia-Gilmer.
Tennessee-Maynard, Ready, Zolicoffcr.
AGAINST THE NEW SLAVE STATE.
BLACK REPUBLICAN REPREsENTATIvEs-S
Connecticut-ClarkD Dean.
Illinois Washburae, FarnswOrth, LovCjOy,
Kellogg.
indiana ilgour, Wilson, Colfax, Case,
Petit.
Iowa-Curtis, Davis.
Maine--Gilman, Abbott, Morse, Washburne,
Foster.
Massachusetts-Hall BuflintOn, Damrell,
Comins, Burlingamc, Davis, Gooch, Knapp,
Thayer, Chaifee, Dawes.
Michigan-Howard, Waldron, Walbrdge
Leach.
Missouri-Blair.
New Hampshire-Pike, Tappan, Cragin.
New Jersey-Clawson, Robbins.
New York-Murray Olin, DOdd, Palmer,
Spinner, Cochrane Morse Bennett, Goodwin,
Hoard Granger Morgan, Pottle, Parker, Kcl-
sey, Andrews, Sherman, Burroughs, Fen
ton.
Ohio-Campbell, Nichols, Mott, Harlan,
Stanton, Sherman, Bliss, Thompkins, Letter,
Wade, Giddings, bingham.
s7Pennsylya Roberts, Grow, Edie,
Covode, Richie, Stewart, Dick.
Rhode Island-Durfce, Bray ton.
Vermont-Walton. Morrill,. Royce.
Wisconsin-Potter, Billiughurst.
NORTHERN DEMOCRATIC RErREsENTATIvEs-ll.
California
Illinois-Morris, Harris, Shaw, Marshall.
Indana-Davis.
New Jersey-Adrain.
New Iork-Haskins Clark.
Pennsy lvania-IIickman, Chapman.
AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES,
Kentucky-Marshall Underwood.
Maryland-Ricaud, Harris Davis.
FIRE-EATING REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mississippi Quitman.
South Carolina-bonham.
Nineteen Representatives did not vote
Eighteen of these may be supposed to have
paired oil, and Speaker Orr, who only votes
in case of tie, makes the nineteenth. Those
who did not vote are the following, classified
according to their previous votes upon the
Kansas question::
PRo-SLAvERY SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS. G.
Warren of Arkansas, Tulyor OF Louisiana,
Stewart of Maryland, Davis of Mississippi,
Orr, of South Carolina, and Faulkner of
Virginia.
Pro SLAVERY NORTHERN DEMOCRATS, s.
Arnold of Connecticut Taylor of New York,
and Dimmick of Pennsylvania.
PRo-SLAvERY AMERICANS, Hill of Gcor
gia.
BLACK REPUBILCANS, 9-Wood of Maine,
Thompson and Matteson of New York Hor-
ton of Ohio, Montgomery, Purviance aud
Kunkel of Pennsylvania, Washburn of Wiscon-
sin, and Smith of Illinois.
1t will be seen. therefore, that if the whole
1874 votes of the House had been cast, the
bill for the admission of Kansas II slave
State, under the Lecompt0n constitution,
would have been; for the bill I22, and against
it III. This would have been a majority of
TO- and that was really the strength of the
new slave State in the House of Representa-
tives.
THE VOTE IN THE SENATE.
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Bayard, Benjamin,
Biggs, Bigler, Bright, Brown, Clay, Davis, |
Evans, Fitzpatrick, Green, Gwin, Hammond, |
Houston, Hunter, Iverson. johnson of Ar |
kansas, johnson, of Tennessee, Jones' Ken |
nedy, Mallory, Mason, Polk, Pugh, Sebastian, |
Slidell, Thompson of New Jersey, Toombs, |
Wright, and Iulea-3I.
NAYs-Mcssrs. Brodcrick. Cameron, Chand- |
Ter, Collamer, Crittenden, Dixon, Doolittle, |
Douglas, Durkee, Fesscnden, Foot, Foster, |
Hale, Hamlin, Harlan, King, Seward Sim
mons, Stuart, Trumbull, Wade, and Viii
son-22,
From. the Chatleshn' CoHrirr.