Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-09

age, Scales, Seward, Henry NJ. Shaw, Short
er, Singleton, William Smith, StalIvorth.
Stevenson, James A. Stewart, Talbot, Miles
Taylor, Trippe, Watkins, Winslow, Augus-
ius Wright, Woodson. John v. Wrigbt
| end Zoliicoffer-75.
Nays.-Mcssrs. Abbot, Adra.n. Abl, Ans
derson. Andrews, Arnold, Bennett, Billing
| hurst, Bingham, Bishop, Blair, Bliss, Br0y-
ton, BufSntcn, Barlingame, Burns, Bur-
roughs, Cases Campbell, Chafee, Chap
man, Ezra Clark, Clawspn, Horace f. Clark,
Clark u, Chochrene, John Cochrane, Cock
eriI, Colfax, Comins, Corning, Covode, Cox;
Crsgn, james Craig, Curtis, Damrell, Da.
wilson, Fl. Winter Davis, John G. Davis,
| Timothy Davis of NJ issachusatts, Timothy
Davis on iowa, Dawes, Dean, Dewart, Dicks
! Di:nmck, Dodd, Durfee, Edie, English.
! Farnworrh, Fsnton, Florence, Foley, Fos-
| ter, G:dd!ngs, Gils, G liner, Gooch, Good
win. Granger, Green wood, Gregg, Groes-
beck, Grow, Lawrence w. Hall, Robert B.
II III, Harlan, J. Morrison Harris, Thom,s
! l.. Harrls Ha. kins, Hatch, Hickmon, Hoard,
/ Horton, Howard, Hughes, Huyler, George
/ w. Jones, J. Clancy Jones, O. Jones, Kel"
/ l'gg, Kelly, Kelsey, KiIgore, Knapp, John
c. Kunke, Landy, lawrence, Leach, LeiIy;
l. tier, Mcclay, McKibbin, Humphrey Mar
SHALL Samuel ). Marshall, Mattesaa, Mllers
! Montgomery, Morgan, Morrill,, EIward JOY
| Morris, Isaac n. Morris, Fireman II. Morse.
! Oliver A. Mlrse, Murray, MJtt, Nihlack,
Nichols, DIN, Palmer, Parker, Petit, Phil
I lips, p ke, Potter, Pottle, Pdrviance, Ready,
r lily, RicauI, Richie Robbins, Robert,
| K " CO, Russell, Scott, Soaring Aaron Shaw,
John Sherman. Judson w. sherman, Sick
! lrs, Robert Sni h. Samuel A. $ NTH, 5pa-
ner, Stanton, Stephens, William stewart,
| Fapp40 Grurse Taylor, rhayer, Tnompsons
j Tumkins, Underwood, Vade, Wulbridge,
Waliron, Walton, Word, Warren, Cad-
| waiisr e. Wa>hburne, Eihn g. Wash
aurne, Israel Washbutne, Nhite, White
ley, W,iADn, Wood, and Wortendyk yk.-e
! 100.
! The question recurred upon the substitute
of MIR. Montgomery. The yeas and nays
on this vote were telegraphed in full, and
are already familiar to Our READERS.
The question finrlsf on the Senate
! bill, as amended by the Montgomery subs;i~
iute and the vote was precisely on tho
substitution of the MJntgumey amendment.
! Yeas, l2O; nays, IL.
| The N. Y. Tribune's Washington corres4
pondent says:
| The Americans of Washington are as re-
! ioced at The result as the Republicans and
the Douglas Democrats in Congress. The
Buchanan men mourn and threaten alternate
y. Old Buck is veryg omy and Indignant.
The whippers-in insist III t the House must
aud will recele; but the Anti -LscomptcniteS
ure frm. and all say that the man who yields
shall be branded by tue VIII lie phalanx us
disgrdced.
| Mr. Harris Of Illinois, came In from his
sick room, determined to vote, if it cost him
his lite, as it may. He with Neosrs, Hick-
man and Chapman, of Pennsylvania, voted
TO reject the Senate bill absolutely.
Every Anti Lecompton member should siiIf
stay at his post. No one can know the
hour at which the Senate msy send back
the bill.
Mr.. Horace F. Clark is entitled to much
credit for his course to-day against urge ut
Influences from all quarters. Mr. Pendle-
ton fulfilled more than was expected from
him.
The New York Lecomptontes. with 9TH
er doughfaces, refused even 10 vote for tbs
bill alter il was amended thus denying to
their last chance to express an opinion on
the constitution. They presented humiIi-
taiing spectacle, and shriyeled under the
shout for liberty which rung through the
galleries when the Administration was de-
| feated.
The Administration pretet1ds to claim sew
eral Anri-Lecompton Democrats as ready 20
surrender on a final test, with no better au-
thority than that on which they rested their
prognos'ics concerning the result to-day.--
Buchanan is down, and the Cabinet is ex-
pected to resign, since il has forced the issue
and been defeated in the House of its friends.
| Especial Dispatch the New Times
WAsHINGToE, Thursday, Az pril, Moth
ing is talked Of but the result Of the great
struggle and the success of tie Anii-Le-
compton alliance. The opposition are jubi-
liant. Some Southern Democrats profess nss
to care much abost it.
Opinions are freely expressed that the
Senate will finally recede. The design,
however, Of the Administration Senators is
TO in6ist on the Senate bill, and # the House
insist also, to ask Committee of Conference.
They believe that the South Americans will
inally yield The Republicans mean to
vote against the Commiuee. Pendleton and
others are dissatisfied with the suffrage clause
and may vote for the committee in order to
get that amended. They attempted 1t to-day
but too late.
Every member of the House wcs present
and voted, except Caruthers, of Missouri
Curuthtrs will I'VE Tomorrow.
In the vote on Quitman's amendment
striking out the clause declaring the right Of
he people to alter the Constitution at pleas
ure, was nearly sectional. Every Northern
man voted "No," and all the SJuth but Blair,
Craig, D4yilsun, Gllmer, Greenwood, MorA
rison, Harris, George w. Jones, Marshall,
Ready Ricaud, Smith, Stephens. Underwood
Warren and Whiteley, voted "Aye''-the
exceptions including i've Americans.
The Philadelphia Pennsyvanian, of FRI
day, says:
, 1t seems that the dsrepu,abIe coalition
formed of political Shreds aud patches of slt
: shades and colors-- Abolitionists, Native A
mericans and npostate Democrats have re-
solved TO continue the senseless and infam-
J GUS slavery agitation Of which The devoted
, Territory Of * Kinsas is now made to bear
the immediate burden.
} Never was such a shameful spectacle pre-
scented bet0re this any other country
With the sole object of perpetuatins dan
d grrous and Improbable agitation, the moral.
E the very moral and pious Abolilionsts in the
} House, have confessed with traitor Southern
American and renegade mula,.o politicians,
= 10 the ex eat of swallowing pro-slaSery
constitution, and ts men Of the Humphrey
Marshall facility Of temper, have embraced
Giddings aud Granger in the name Of South