Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-14
ADMIRED

A,otber state Added---OreEon Adnii''eu
The Tbirty-Third State has been added 70 tne |
Union the House on Saturday having passed
the Senate Bill precisely as it came from 'ha'
bodv bv Yeas ia, Nays lOS, as follows
Yr,s-Nessrs. Adrian, Ali, Arneld, Atkins,
Avery Barksdale, Barr, Bnlinghurst, baDcocA'
Rouie Branch, Barnett Carothers, case Oas-
70 Gsvanaph Chapman, Clark OF No, Clay
1o5n Cocbrsn. Cockerill, Colfax, Comlns, Cor
Jun G. Cragin. Craig of Ne, Craig of N,
n SG,rfis Dawson, Davis of Ind, DAVIS OF
Ma Dewart, Demmock, Edmunson, Elliott
FngI;sb. [ Florence, Foley, Foster, Gartrell, Gil-
lis Greenwood, Gregg, Groesbeck, Hall, HATCH
Hawkins. Hodges, Hopkins, Horton, Hughes
Huyler, Jackson, jenkins, Jewett, owen Jones'
Kiirore, Kunkel, Lamar, Landy, LaWrence'
Leidy, Letter, Letcher, Maclay, Mcklooin' NC
Raw, Marshall, Mason, Miller, Montgomery
Norris, Niblack, Nichols, Pendieton' E9S'iS'
Peyton, Phelps OF Mo-, Phelps oI Mln'' I ris-
lips, Potter, Powell, Reagan, keny, hSinn' Sl
Russell. Sandige, Savage, Scott, Soaring, sew
"a shaw of HI. Singleton, Smith of Illinois,
smith of Tenn, Stephens, Stephenson, stew
art of No Talbot, Geo. Taylor of La, Ihay-
l. er Vallsndigham, Ward, Watkins, hlte,
| WbateIy, Winslow, Wood, WorteDdlke' angh'
of Ga, Wright of Tenn,-ll4
Nys-Messrs. Abbott, Andrews, Bingham
/ Rlair. Bopham, Bliss, Brayton, Buthnton'
RnrIingame. Burrows, Chaffee, Clark OF Con.
/ nect;cnt Clark of NJ Y, Clawson, Cobb,
| r Cochran. Covode, Crawford, Curry, DAVIS
/ Of No. Davis of Iowa, Dawes, Dean, Dlck'
nod DowdeII. Durfee of ILL.,, Farnsworth, en-
-, Giddinos. Gilman, Gilmer, Gooeh, Good-
win. GRANGER, Grow, Hall Of Mass. hariai,'
darris Haskin Hill, Hoard, Houston, Howard
Keim, Keitt, Kellogg, Kelsey, Knapp, heaen'
Ioyejoy. Mcqueen, Marshall OF Ny, Matgesoni
Miles. MiIson, Moore, Morgan morrill,, motifs u
of Pa. Morse of Me, Morse OF n: u MOL
Murray, Olive, Parker, Pike, Pottle, PurTiance
| Richard Richie. Robbins, Roberts, Royce
Scales, Shaw of n. G., sherman OF n. !,
Sborter. Smith of Va, Skinner, StallWor'h
Stanton. Stewart of Pa, Tappan, Thompson
TomnlZins. Trippe, Underwood, Vance, Wade
WaIbridpe. Waldron, Walter, Washburne, WIS
Wasbburn, 1u) Washburne, (Me9 Wilson
Woodsen, Zollicoffer-lo3.
The vote is not sectional nor strictly par
tv one. through majority of the nays ar
Nortbern and Western members, and RePuoll
cans The South Americans and several South
ern Democrats also voted against admission
A number of Republicans voted for the bill.
The Constitution under which Oregon ma
been admitted was formed, without any en-
ablinp act of Congress. in 1857, and adopted b
the people of the Territory. AT the last SCI
sion. May 18th, the bill of admission passed tn
Senate by the following vote, Republicans
It2lic.
Yr.s-Messrs. Allen, Bayard, Benjamin
R;alsr Rripht. Broderick, Brown, CGnero'
CkandLer, Clay, Olingman, COAGmer, Dlro'
T Doolittlc. Foot Foster, Green, Gwlnn, hayh
o Harlan, Houston, Jones, johnson, OF Ienne
, see. johnson, of Arkansas, King, Polk, Pugl
Sebastian. Sc1pard, Shield, Simmons, Siidel
Staurt. Toombs, Wright and Yulee-36.
: N.ys-Messrs. Bell, Crittenden, Davis, D~
o lee. Fessenden, Fitzpatrick, Hale, HGnllln han
q mond. Henderson, Hunter, Iverson, henned,
:. Mason, Trilnlbull AMI WGde-l6.
Eleven Republican Senators voted for al
six against the BILL Ten of the nays were fro
the South. The bill was not acted on in tt
House, owing to It's late appearance and t
= Kansas excitement.
!, The South Americans opposed the bill on
count of the unusual privileges the COnstIt
: ton confers in the way of naturalization. l
: dividual Republicans on the ground that 1t
fuses all redress of any sort to colored Perso
even in the Courts They are not only retus
the elective franchise, excluded from the W
Sc ness stand, but are placed utterly beyond
n protection of law. Others on this ground,
er because of the terms of the English bill apPl
en- to Kansas, and not to Oregon. Kansas is
at ouired TO have population of $4,000. su
P is the rule laid down at the last session by
he President and the Democratic party touchl
ed the admission of Territories, to be shown BY
he census taken under Congressional authority
he Oroo,n -I4.-.-eerutet uy recent Gems
is has but about one half what the rule requi
ut, as Indispensable.