The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-05-26
From the Mississippian.
The Vote on the Kansas Bill.

10y tniS record, III VIII De seen lNdI II
the Senate every Southern membe
/ Gncluding the Senators from Missis
sippD together with the conservative
North, voted for the bill; and that il
the House It was sustained by all the
State Rights members from the Souti
except Gen. Quitman and Mr.. Bon
ham of $. c., together with the con
servative North and Messrs. Ander,
son, Eustis, Maynard, Ready, Tripr
and Zollicoher, South Americans. -
Gen. Reuben Davis Of this State wa
absent from Washington when the
vote was taken, having been necessa.
rily called home by family aillictions
The rest of the Mississippi delegation
it will be observed, were in thciI
seats.
We have published the Bill as il
passed, and have expressed, at some
length, ,sthe reasons which have led Us
to regard i. as an acceptable measure
and have not space at present to
elaborate the views already ad-
vanced. We will mention, here, ,fhow-
ever, that in one important particular
it is far preferable to the Senate Bill,
in its omission Of that portion Of the
original measure which qualified or
virtually negatived the provision of
the Lecompton Constitution which
declared it unalterable prior to 1864.
The Bill as passed repudates the
abolition theory of the non-admission
ofthe State because of her pro-fave-
ry Constitution, acknowledges the va
lidity of the Lecompton Convention
and the binding force Of its action
touching slavery and the other domes-
tic institutions of the new States:
" III, ,u. p.o.,
- h"s-neTSrS' A'Ie'i p. DAY i,i1, ,'1u'
De'Ja'",U, Digs n's,e1 D ri,',,, ~ : ~
nFo"n' O'a!, naN',' IVAN ~ 'IP''- ,I
ton, Hunter, lversoa, Johnson, Of Ar.
kansas, johnson of Tenn, Jones,
Kennedy Mallory Mason Polk
pnoh Sebastian SIidclI, Thompson
Of Now Jersey Toombs, Wgiyht. and
Yulee-3l,
NJ No..r. pr,aoniol Cana
-, C'..,
r"n' ,ri C"anuIer, Co' a,ierl a u'',tenuen' n
D'Ao"' Dop'''''o' D'us'n,' nu,"oo' ,I'
+ eSIInuvn' 1o'e' , "a.o.' - a,: li"'n'
l.h iiatr'n' h'"S , 3,t'',o'9' WIN,
stuart l'u"iO"''' "auo a"u "''so"-
u =,
, ABSENT OR NOT Nor'NI,-MessrS' S,
na'e'' pen, o'a,N' r''en' ilen"'l'o"' 1,,'
reafcr Nelo' sumner anu ho'"P-
son OF heh'ucNy-', , -, :,
1t was announced 'na' nr'.pe', ,a"
pared Oh WIN Mrc rHarte' re-, % ana Nlr'
fI,Gh haa pared Oh NV, WIN a.; nr, ,, '1u,nner,
Mr.: nae sald tna' ms co''easue
Mr. ClaFSl was detained oy sickness,
ana Il ne nau oeen ape ] 20 pe preIGm' ,hhii,
ne "ouiu nave Vo'eu against Tue o''''
VOTE IN THE ROUSE.
YEAs.-Messrs. ALL, Anderson, At
kin Avery. Barksdale, Bishop, Bo-
cock, Bowie, Boyce, Branch, Bryan,
Burnett, Burns, Carn,hers, Caskie,
Clark of Missouri, Clay, Clemens,
Clingnan, Cobb, John Cochrane OF
New York. Cockerill, Corning, Cox,
Craig of Missouri, Craige of North
Carolina, Crawford, Curry, Davidson,
Dewart Dowdell, Etmund-on, Elliott,
English, Eusts, Florence, Foley, Gar
nett, Cartrell, ellis, Gi!ncr, Goode,
Greenwood, Gregg, Groesbecl,, Hall,
Of Ohio, jenkins, Jcwett, Jones, of
Tennessee. ]. Clancy Jones, of Penn,
solvania, Keitt, Kelley, Kunkel, of
MARYLAND, Lamar. Landy, Lawrence,
Leiiy. Leitcher, MacIay, McQaeen,
Mason, MAYNARD. Miller, Mlllson,
Moore Niblack. Pendleton, Peyton,
phelns PbilIins. Powell, Ready, Rea.
gan Reilly. RufIin. Russell, Sandidye.
Savage. Scales. Scott, Soaring, Sc
ward shaw of North Carolina, Sick
les Singleton. Smith, of Tennessee.
Sn,;th Of Virginia Stallworth Ste
nhcns stevenson. Talbot. Trippe,
TW."d . Watkins, White. Wha,eley,
W.; W. w,odson Wortendyke
Ivr;,h, nr Csoroi, Wright, of Ten.
ISL naen .ud zoll;eoFsr.-lI2
N,v,Wassrs Adrain Andrews,
Renns,, BiIJinphurst, Bingham. Blair,
p,i'r Ronhnm Rravton Budinton.
Dnrli, % i,a.ma Rnrroughs Campbell.
c. ChaT.a Chonnan Clarl, l,e. of