Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18


Another state Addcd-Orcgon Admitted.
Tho thirty.third State has been added to
tho Union, the House on Saturday having
passed The Senate BIN precisely as Il came
from that body, by Yeas ia, Nays los, as
follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Adraiu. Ahl Arnold, AT
kins, Avery, Barksdale, Barr, Billinghurst,
Babcock, Bowie, Branch, Barnett Carothers,
Case, Caskie, Cavansb, Chapman, CLARK Of
Mo-, Clay, John Cochran, Cockerill, Oolfax,
Comins, Corning, Cox, Cragin, Craig Of Me,
Craig Of ~ c., Curtis, Dawson, Davis OF
Ind, Davis Of Miss, Dewart, Demmoek,
Edmunson, Elliott, English, Florence, Fo-
lev, Foster, Gartrell, ellis, Greenwood
GREGG, Groosbeck, Hall Of Ohio, Hatch,
Hawkins, Hodges, Hopkins, Horton, Hughes
Huyler, Jackson, Jenkins, Jewett, Owen
Jones, Kilgore, Kunkel, Lamar, Landy,
Lawrence, Letter, Letcher, Maclay,
McKibbin, McRay, Marshall Mason,
Miller, Montgomery, Morris, Niblack, Mich.
ols, Pendleton, Petit Peyton, Phelps Of
Mo-, Phelps Of Min, Phillips, Potter, Pow
Ell, Reagan, Reilly, Rufiin, Russell, San
dige, Savage, Scott, Soaring Seward, Shaw
Of ILL.,, Singleton, Smith Of Illinois, Smith
of Tenn, Stephens, Stephenson, Stewart
of No, Talbot, Geo Taylor of La, Thayer
Vallandigham, Ward, Watkins, White
Whatsly, Winslow, Wood, Wortondike
Wright of Ga, Wright Of Tenu.-1l4.
NAYs.-Messrs. Abbott Andrews, Bing
ham, Blair, Bonhsm, Bliss, Brayton, Buffin
ton, Burlingame, Burrows, Chaffee, CLARK
Of Conn, Clark Of N. Y, Clswson, Cobb
B. Cochran, Covode, Crawford, Curry, Da
Wis of Mo, Davis of Iowa, Dawes, Dean
Dick, Dodd, Dowdell, Durfee of ILL.,, Farms
worth, Fenton, Giddings, Gilman, Gilmor
Gooch, Goodwin, Granger, Grow, Hall ot
Hass Harlan, Harris, Haskin, Hill, Hoard
Houston, Howard, Keim, Keitt, Kellogg
Kelsey, Knapp, Leach, Loveioy, Mcqueen
Marshall Of KY, Matteson, Miles, Millson
Moore, Morgan, Morrill,, Morris of Pa.
Morse of NJ Morse of N. Y, Mott, Muir
ray, Olive, Parker Pike, Pottle, Purviance
Richard, Ritchie, Robbins, Roberts, Royce
Scales, Shaw of N. c., Sherman of N. Y.
Shorter, Smith Of Va, Skinner, Stallworth
Stanton, Stewart of Pa, Tappan, Thomp
son, Tompkins, Trippe, Underwood, Vance
Wade, Walbridge, Waldron, Walter, Wash
burno Of Wis, Washburne of H., Wash
burne Of Nc, Wilson, Woodsen, Zollicoffor
-l03.
The vote is not a sectional nor a strictly
party one, though majority Of tho nays
are Northern and Western members, and
Republicans Tho South American and
several Southern Democrats also voted
against admission. A number Of Republi
cans voted for the bill.
The Constitution under which Oregon
has been admitted was formed, without any
enabling act of Congress, in 1857, and
adopted by the people of the Territory
At the last session, May 18th, the bill oi
admission passed the Senate by the follow.
ing vote. Republicans in HaHc:
YEAs.-Messrs. Allen, Bayard, Benia.
min, Bgler, Bright, Broderick, Brown
Cameron, Chandler, Clay, Climgman
CoHamer, DIXON, DoolitRs, Foot, Foster
Green, Gwinn, Hayne, Harlan, Houston
Jones, johnson Of Tenn, johnson of Ark.
King, Polk, Pugh Sebastian, SewGrd
Shield, Simmons, Slidell, Stuart, Toombs
Wright and Yulee.-96.
NAYs-Messrs. Bell, Crittenden, Davis
Durkee, Fesscnden, Fitzpatrick, Hale, Ham
In, Hammond, Henderson, Hunter, Iverson
Kennedy, Mason, Trunabulland Wads,-l6
Eleven Republican Senators voted for
and six against the bill Ten Of the nay
were from the South. The bill was no
acted on in the House, owing to its late mp
pearance and the Kansas excitement.
The South Americans opposed the bill
on account os the unusual privileges th'
Constitution confers in the way Of naturGli
zation. Individual Republicans on tn
ground that it refuses all redress of any sor
to colored persons eveA in the Courts
They are not only refused the elective fran
chise, excluded from the witness stand, bu
are placed utterly beyond all protection c
law. Others on this ground, and becaus
the terms of the English bill applied t
Kansas, and not to Oregon, Kansas is re
quired to have a population of 9S,ooo.--
Such is the rule laid down at the last ses
sion by the President and the Democrat
party touching the admission of Territories
to be shown by census taken under Con
gressional authority. Oregon, as demon
stratOd by recent census, has but abou
oue-half what the rule requires as indispens
ablO.-- Leader.
Tho Washington States has been malic