Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19
Three buckeyes False.

We give the yeas and nays on the prop
osition of Mr.. Harris to refer the Presidents
Message and the Lecompton Constitution to
a select committee of fifteen.
The names of the Ohio Democrats who,
to their honor, would not bow to the behest
Of the Administration, are 10 italics
The Ohio members who were false 10
Freedom and false to their constituents, We
put in Black Letter. They number
one less than made themselves famous by
voting for the Kansas-N cbraska-act.
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, Adrian Andrews, Bennett, BIZ
nghurst, Bingham, Blair, Bliss, Brayton, Bufngton,
man. Clark. Jr ofconnecticut clawson ochrane, Geek
eyeH Cofax, Commins, Covods, Coz, Cragin, Curtis.
Massachusetts, Davis Of Iowa Dawes Dean Dewar Dick.
podd Dnrfee Edie English. Fansworh Fenton, Foley,
Crow Hs aSf q sas'I Hs
Harris Of Illinois, Hasn, Hickman Hoard, Horton, How
Of SHnG Leach oqsor
Kibben, Marshall Of Illinois, Montgomery Morgan Nor
,s Mpsnis Of P,nnsylyania me Morris Of sol. More q
ols 0n. Palmer, Parker Petit PIKE, Potts Potter.
Ritchie Robbins Roberts Royce Shaw Of Illinois shsr.
man Of New York Sherman OF Ohio, Smith of Illinois,
Spinner. Stanton Stewart Of Pennsylvania Tsppsn Thsy
er Tho npson, Tomlkins Wade wabridge waldreu WAL
son. wood--114 y In.l Sisa.fs - iHHf'afFr
NAys--Messrs Ahl. Anderson. Arnold, Atkins, Avery,
burnett. BURNs cssiie CLARK Of No, Clay. cssssns.
Cinsman Cobb, John Cochrane of New York, Corning.
Davis Of Mi.s Dl@miek Dowdsll. Edmundson, Elliost
Eustis Faulkner Florence, Ganett Gillis Goode, Gen
wood Gregg Hstch. Hawkins, HILL Hopkins, Honston.
Hughes Hnyler Jackson Jenkins Jewet Jones Of Tenn
J. CLANCY Jones, Keitt Kelly. Kunke ofMaryland Lamar
Mason, MAYNARD, Miles, viiLIER. Nilsson. Moore.
PENDLErON. Phelps,Psrton Phillips, Powell, Quit
scales Scott snssns ssssa sSss " ssSss
slckles Singleton, Smith of Tenn Smith 81 virginis
Yas e
V9S:wSo%S %:S wss w'@s @sb, wa b wwa
/ of Tennessee zollieoaer--li1. ~
( Vote I'm thc senate. ef
Mr.. Sumner was in the U. s. Senate on
Monday, as we find his name recorded
among tho yeas for the proposition Of Mr..
Wilson, for tho appointment of commit
!, tee to ascertain the facts in regard TO tho
Lecompton constitution. BY the way, tho
vote on the proposition is important, and
therefore We copy it entire. sd
! YEAa-Messra Broderlek, Cameron Chandler csilamsr
Dixon, Doots. Douglas purhee, Fessendsn. Focte Fo,-
Summer, Trumbuil Wade and Wilson-22. T' ~ -
NAYs-Messrs; Bell, BENJAMIN, Begss niglsr, Bright
Green, naFaond Houston Hanter, Iverson, Jehnson o
Tenn Kennedy. Mallory, Mason, Polk, sebastian sdsii
ToomLs, Wright and Yulee-2e il.t efi
II viii be seen that Broderick Of Califor-
mia, Douglas Of Illinois, and Stuart Of Mich
igan, voted with the Republicans; and that
fBell Of Tennessee, Konnedy Of Maryland.
and Crittenden of Kentucky, voted with the
Administration. The vote is divided North
and South, with the exception of the dough
faces, who voted with the Administration.
Senator. Pugh, although be was swaiting
for the facts,p lodged on this motion. Of
Senator Wilson, the object Of which wastc
get sthe facts aril