Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03


GOd-ssnd 70 the Democratic party South as well a:
Norths and believed they bota rejsiced at il.
hr. RUSSELL when his name was called. stated
that he had agreed TO pair OF with Mr. Smith
The first resolution was then sdOpted-ysss &c.
nays 13-as follows:
Ysas-Messrs. Armstrong. Baker Of Perry, Bs-
ker, Of Weakley Barksdsle, Bsyless. Beatty. Ben
nett, Bieknsll BledsOe. Brazeton, Brit,on, Butler
Cowieu, CrtE. Davis, Davidson, Doak, Dudley, Far
ley Fsrrelly, Ford Frazier Can't Gillespie Greene,
Guy, Harris, Hsbb, ingram, Jones, Jthassn
Ksnnedy, Kincaid, of Anderson. Kineaid OF Ciai-
borne, Lea, LOckhart, Martin, Msyfsld. .>MeCabe,
Norris. Nall, Norman, Roberts, Ssnter, SHED
SoEel FreVit, Vaughan, White, Of Davidson
Whits, Of Dickson, Whitmers, Williams, Of Frank
| lin, Williams, OF Hickman, Wisener, Woeds, ano
/ Speaker Nhiithorne-66
Nags-Messrs. Caldxell, Cheatham, East, Ewing,
German. Hsvrcn, Hurt, Porter, MOrPhis, Richard
son, TreWhitt, Williams Of Knox, and William. on
l3.
Mr. CALDWELL, when his name was cslled,
said if this resolution bad been distnet PROPOSE
| lion he would have voted for it.
Mr.. EAST. when his name was called said he did
not believe the resolution in point Of fact
Mr.. EWING when his name called, said the
doctrine Of the Northern people is pronounced in
this resolution as being "irrepressible conflict
doctrine: and that the debates upon the floor of
this House, especially upon the Democratic side,
evidenced 10 this discussion would lead inevitably
to this "irrepressible conflict and dissolution as
the doctrines Of Black Republicans Nsrtb. We have
been called upon to come and stand up q unit
hut the day that sees US q uait vii be the day Of
fnsl doom TO our coun'ry. BE opposed sectional
Y lsm -e0ming fsom what quarisr-It EaaF---Hs Was
glad 10 see tnat Tennessee vas divided and that
portion Of her citizens Would rot e0slesce with The
Southern disunion party.
Mr. HAVRON when his name was called said IL
he did believe the statements in the preamble and
L., -. e. e. -
reason that if true be believed We bad better
Whet our knives and prepare guns for
Mr- MARTIN tFhen his name we're called, said
he believed the facts set fourth in The fret
luton substantially true and although 1t came
from the Democratic side Of Of the House and may
have been introduced 10 make political cspits YET,
he believed it true aud should tor it.
Mr.. MORPHIS, when his Esme was called, said
the clerk need call his name on the balance Of
the resolution sfor he should vote 's no" from the
FIRST 10 last.
Mr.. SENTER, when bis name was called, said he
believed it was the duty of all national men frOEn
upon such attacks, and he shOuld vote aye"
The second resolution was adopted By yeas 81,
nays Pas follows;
Heas-Messrs Armstrong. Baker, Of Perry, Bs-
ser, of Weakley Bsrksdaie Bsylsss, Beatty, Ben
nett, Biekne, Blsdsoe, Brazston, Britton, Butler,
CoWden. Critz, Davidson, Davis, Dosk, Dudley,
East, Farley Farely Ford, Frazier, CAN'T, Giles
pie, Greene GIy, Harris Hebb, Ingram. Jones,
johnson, Kennedy, Kineaid. Of Anderson, Kineaid,
Of Claiborne, Lea. Lockhsrt Martin, Msyheid,
McCabe, Morris, Nall, Norman, Roberts, Sener,
She'd, SoWel, TrsVilt. Vaughan, White of David
son, White, Of Dickson, whitmOre, Williams, OF
Franklin, Williams, Of Hickman, WiseAsF, Wood,
and Speaker Whitthorne-57,
Eays-Messrs. Caldwell, Chestham, Ewing, Cor
man, Esyron, HurL, horphls, Porter, Richardson,
TreW:tt, Williams, Of Knox, aud Wilismson-l2
The third resolution was adopted by yeas 40,
nays e-ss follows:
Hsa.-Messrs. Baker,: of Perry, Baker, Of Weak
ley, Barksdae, Bsyless, Beatty, Bennett, Britton,
CoWden, Critz Davidson, DOak, Farley, Farrell y,
Frazier, Ford, CAN'T. Guy, Harris, Hebh, Ingram,
ZONES johnson, Kennedy, .kipesid, Ct Anderson,
Lea, Lockhsrt, Msyfsld Al, 0Ahs Nall, Roberts,
Shield, SOHsll, TIevitt Vaughn. White Of Dickson,
Whitnore Williams, Of franklin, Williams, of
Hickman, Woods, snd Speaker WhitthOrne-4O.
Nays-Msssrs. Armstrong, Bicknel, Bedsoe,
Brazeiton, Butler, Caldwell, CheathAm. Davis, Dud-
ley, East, Ewing Gillespie, German, Greene, HsV-
ron Hurt, Kincsid, of Cl9iborne, Martin, Morris,
Morpheis Norman, Porter, Richardson, Senter,
TreWbiit, White, Of Davidson, Williams, Of Knox,
williamson, and Wisener-2e
Mr.. KENNEDY, when his name was Blled, sad
let these resolutions come from one political party
OF the Other there has not been minute but that
he would vote for every syllable and sentiment con-
tsined 10 them.
Mr., SENTER, when hls name was called, said, to
oomue led to vote ''nO" this time. He did not be-
lieve there was a respectable mtori'y OF northern
Teopis who Were ready 70 endorse tae conspiracy
stten ap by HroWn.
TIE fourth aud IF resolutions we're adopt By
| yeas 81, nays las follow:
/ Ysas-Armetrong. Baker, ef Perry, Raksr, OF
Weskley, Barksdsle, Bsyless, Beaty Rehnett, Blek-
nell, Ble1sOe, BraEeltou, RrttOA, Butler, COWien,
/ Cri'z, Davidson A0ak, Dudley, Farley, P4relly,
| Ford, Frazier, CAN'T, Gillespie, Guy, Harris, Hebh,
4ngrSEl Jones, johnson, Kenned', Kinesid, OF An
derson. Kinoaid of Claiborne. Lea LOckhsrt, May
field, MeGaSs, Morris, Nsll Roberts, nter, She'd,
| SoWell, Trevett, Vaughan, White, of Dsy dsoD,
| White, CT Dickson, Whtmore, Williams OF Frank
| lin, Williams, Of Hickman, Woods, and Speaker
| Whitthorne-5l.
Nays-Messrs Caldwell, Cheathsm, Davis, East,
Ewing, Germsn, HsvgOu, Hurt, Martin, ::MOrPhis,
Norman, Porter, Richardson, Trewhitt, Williams,
/ of Knox, Williamson, end Wisener-l7.
| Mr., WILLIAMS Of Hickman, moved to recon-
slider the vote just taken and to lay that motion on
| the table.
! The latter motion was agreed to,
! And then
| On motion the HOnss adjourned till tomorrow
morning O'Clock.