Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23

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The motion to refer the bill to the Commit
!, tee of the Whole having thus failed, the House
: was brought to direct vote upon Mr.. Grow
| amendment, which was adopted by the follow
ing vote:
YEAS, SO.
Maine-Foster, Gilman, Morse, Wa&Jurn,
Wood
New Hampshire -Cragin, Pike, Iappan, 3
Ycrmont-Morra, Roice Walton. ....... j
Massachusetts - Bu0inton, Burlinghame,
Chafe, Commins, Dduis, Dalces, Gooch
Hall, Knapp, Ihoyer. 10
Rhode Island-Brayton, DuTfee. ......... 2
Oonnecticut-Dean. Observation-Disclosures. l
New York-Andrears, Bennett, burroughs,
Clark, John Cochrane, Dodd, Feneon,
Granger, Hoard Kelsey, Matteson, Nor
gan, Morse, Murray, OHa, Palmer, Par
kcr, Sherman, Spinner, Thompson. 20
New Jersey-Robbins .............. l
Pennsysvania-Ch Chapman, Couode Edie,
Florence, Grow, Keim, Morris, Phillips,
! PurUiance, Ritcltie, &eaUdTt dTt......l1
Dol''" "f'io' :.
/ Maryls nd-Stewart l
! virginia. ........ ........-........ U
! North Carolina. 0
| South Carolina. .........-......-. U
Georgia. 0
Elorlda- -........--.---.- 0
Mississippi. .................. 0
1 IeNls.
Arkansas Observation-Disclosures U
Tennessee ee-Atkins, Avery, Jones, Savage.
Kentucky Stephenson, Talbot. 3
Bingham, Bliss, Cockeril, Giddings,
Ha1zail, Horton Lawrence, Letter, Miller,
Hott Sherman, Stanton, IomRkins, Wade IA
Intaiana-Colfar, K1tgore, Petit, Wilson. 4
Illinois = Farnsporth, Kellogg, Lovgoy
! :. Washburne
Nfichig,ain- Hotcard, Leach, Walbridge,
:, Waldrola 4
Wisconsin Balingl,urst, Potter, Washbm5s 3
AIinnesota-Cavanaugh, Phelps 2
Iowa--CurtiS, DaUis 2
Missouri-BldW l
California 0
98
NAYS, 81.
New Hampshire 2
Vermont 9
Massachusetts, o
Rhode Island O
onnecticut-ArnoM L
New York-Rltssel, Soaring, Taylor 3
New jersey-Huyler, .WortenelgEe. 2
Pennsylvania a-AhI, Dewart, Liedy, Mont
D;aIsmafs-wttfliteiyy ;dSrp Witt i
1Iaryland-Bowie =. /
Virginia Bocock, Caskie. Edmnndson,
Garnett Goode, Hopkins, Millson, Powell 8
North Carolina Branch, Crage, GuMER,
RuffIn, Scales, Shaw, VANCE, Winslow 81
South Carolina Bonham, Boyee, Mcqueen,
Miles .. a
Georgia - Crawford, Gartrell,' jackson,
Stephens, TR1PPE, Wright Il
FIori1a-HaWkins ,..,., l
Alabama-C Cobb, Curry, DoYEdell, Houston,
Moore, Shorter, Stallworth, Il
Mississinpi-7Dayi McRae, Singleton 81
Louisiana-EusTfs, s;sthdge q
Texas-Reagan
Arkansas = .......,. -. ~ o.
kins, ZoLLICoFFEB D.
Kentucky-Burnett, Elliott, UNDERWOOD 3
Oho-Burns, Cox Hall, Pendleton, Vallan-
dignam ft..-: 81
Indiana-Davis, Foley, Gregg, Hughes, A
Tlinois-Hodges, Marshall, Shaw, Smith a
Michigan O
Wisconsin O
Minnesota. - ........ U
Iowa .-..-.--.: U
Missouri r!i--ANDERsoS Carothets,' Clark,
Craig, Phelps, WooDsoN. ............ 6
California-Scott ................... l
81
Upon the adoption of Mr.. Grows amend
mcnt, the Republican vote as will he 6ceh, was
unainilrious9 in the Affirmative. OF the votes
from the slave States, all but nine were in the
MIGHT'VE, and, as we shall presently see, there
was only one who was really in favor Of it, this
one being Mr. Blair, Of Missouri.
| Mr. Grows amendment being incorporated
into the bill, the next question was upon the
passage of the bill, which was defeated by the
following vote:
YEAS, 9l.
Maine-Fostcr, Morse, Waahbu,n, Wood.
New Hampshire Crogdn, Pike, TaPpan. 3
Vermont Morrill,, Boyce, Walton. ....... B
sachusetts-Bn0ingfo Burlfngdme,
CiaDce, Comios, DaUis, Da,res, Gooeh,
Hall, Knapp, 1haycr. r..............l 10
Rhode Island BraWon, DtlJee. ,........ ?
Connecticut-Cl CLARK, Dean. ,
New Yorl-Andrc1rs, Bennett, Burroughs,
Clark, C. b. Cochran, John Cochran,
Dodd, Fcnton, Granger, Hatch, Hoard,
KELSEY, Mafteson, Morgan, Morse, Au-
raM Olin, Palmer, Parker, Spinner,
New Jersey-C ClauSon. Robbins. ....... 2
Pennsylvania -Corodc, Dick, Edie, GrOdr,
Kcin, Norris, PurUidncc, Richie, &cwat 0
Maryland-DAvIs Observation-Disclosures. /
Virginia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0
| North Carolina .........-......... 0
South Carolina. 0
Georgia. Observation-Disclosures. q
Florida NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..