The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
Highly ImpOrtanl from VVHshlhg-
Democratic AsssJsrs of Congress vOling ii
-. JdsOr IF Polygomy. 4,

sSse% I
Annexed. we give the vote in the
House, on,ihe passage Of a Bill abolishing
POlygamy in Utah. which We clip from
the Cincinnati Daily Gazette. 1t will be
seen that all the Ohio Democrats voted
ag,inst the Till, thus indirectly voting for
polyeamy;
YEAs-Messrs Adams OF Kentucky,
Adams of Massa ,hu>ells, A drain, A ldrich,
Al = Anderson of Missouri, Anderson Of
Kerlueky, atshl-y. Barr, .Babbitt. Bealei
Bingham, Blair, Blake, Betelor.. Brabson. i
Bray,on, Briggs, Brislow. Bufinton, Bua:
lngamp, Burnett, Burroughs, Buuer6eld, |
Campbell, Carey Carer, Case, Clark Of
New York, Clark Of Missouri, Cobb, G.
B. Cochraue. John Cochrane, ColfAx,
Conkling. Cuvode, Craig Of Missouri, Cur
tis, Davis of Maryland, Dawes, Del'no,
Dimmick, Duel, Dunn. Edgarton. Ed.
wards, Elliot, Ely, Etheridge, Farms
worth. Fenl6n, Ferry, Foster, Frank,
French. Garnett. Gillner.' Graham, Grow,
Curl, y, Hale, Fall, Harris. Of Maryland,
Harris of Virginia, Hclmick. Hickman,
Hill, Hoard, Hughes, Humphrey, Hutch
ins. jenkins. Junkin, .Kellog of Michi.
gan, Kellog Illinois, Kenyop,Kilgor Xii.
linger, Lamar. Larr"bee, Leach Of Mchi
gan, Lee, Longnecker, Loomis, Lovejoy,
Mallory, Marson, M'rin Of Virginia,
Maynard, Mexican. Mcknight, McPher.
son, MIlSon. Millward. Moore Of Ken.
lucky, Moorehead. morrill,, Morris of Pen.
sylvana, Morse Of Pennsylvania, Morse,
Nelson, Nixon, Olin, Palmer. Perry, Pet
lit. Porter, Potter, Pryor. Qu,rles, Rea-
gan, Rice. Robinson OF RI ode Island,
Royce, Schwartz, Scranton, Sherman,
Sicklrs, Simms. Smith Of North Carolina
spaldng. Spinner, Stanton, Stevens. Ste
venson, Stewart of Pennsylvania, Stokes
StrstIan, Tappan, Theaker, Tompkins
@ Trair, 'rrimIle, Underwood, Vance, Van
i dever, vsnWyck Vcrrer, WAldrou. Wal
ton, W.shburn. f Wisconsin, Washburl
=, Of illinois. Washhurn Of Maine, Webster
u Wells. ' ilSon. Window, WsodruG ant
Q Woodstn--149
n NAys-Messrs. Alien, Ashmore. Bark
h dale, Barrett Bocock, BonhAm, Bouligny
q I'oyee, Branch, Burch, CIop,on, Cooper
Q Cox. Crawford, Curry. D Jarnelle, Flor
tncc, Fouke, Gartrell, Hamilton, Ilarde
10 man, Holman. Houston. Howard, Jack
D. sou, Jones. Kett, logan, Love, MARn
=. of Ohio McClernand; McQaeen, McRae
ts Miles, Montgomery, Moore of Alabama
" Morris Of llin"ip. N,black, Noel. Pen
10 dleton, Phelps, Pugh, Riggs, Robinson @
ir Illinois, Ruffn, S oil, Smith Of Virgins
Stallwvrlh, Stewart of Maryland, Siou,
Tay'or. Thayer, Thomas, VallandiLghan
Whitley and Windom-60.
Oh The action of democratic members Z;
a. Congress in favor OF polygamy, an
10 against the admission of Kansas as fire
IT State, under the Constitution which the
are now presenting, which is the expross
70 ed will Of the people of that Territory, a
- also their opposition to the passage oflh
4. Homestead Bill, by which free labor woul
,e be favored above slave labor, was. pc,
r. haps, in view of their former course
~ be expected but that the man who o
m ne tensibly represents the Eleventh Congre
I'd ional District Of Ohio, &C. D. MARTIN
lie should deem it his duty 10 record his 70
Of in favor o. this wilhering blight Of civ
y y ization, morality and religion, will, y
apprehend, be damper, even 10 h
he mos, ardent friends.
y Voting against a measure to aboli
polygamy, IS, certainly, indirectly vot
NV for measure to legalize the same. 1t
'sA a matter Of regret, that almost the fl
- time we have heard fiom Mr.. MARrIN
the record Of this vote. How vii, he
no turn 10 his constituents and excuse
- act in this malter2 Will his polilic
h. frends in this district endorse this cour
cd Of his? Wc shall see.