Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21
WHO ARE TnE AsoLIrloNrsrs ,

WHO ARE THE ADOLITIONIsTS
In ~ N.tiosal House Of Representa-.
tives,@ . The 10th Of March rast, Mr..
BLAKE, = Republicans Representative sftoa
- Stan Of OhIa offered The bllowins
pseambls sad resolution f
Whereas the chatssliziag Of humanity
and the holding Of psrsous - property v
contrary to natural justice asd the funda.
mental principles Of our political system,
and is notnriossly repreach to our coun.
Try throughout the civilized world, and ,
serious hindsssncs TO the progress Of re-
publican liberty among the nations Of the
earth therefore
Resolred, That the Committee On the
Judiciary be, ssd the same are hereby in.
structed to inquire into the expedisacy Of
reporting bill giving freedom 70 every
human beiag. and interdicting slavery
wherever Congress hes the constitutional
power 70 legislate on the subject.
Nov, reader, how do yos suppose the
Republican leaders, in view Of their oft
repeated profession that they are opposed
to interfering With slavery whore il now
exists, acted on this resolution Did they
vote against il, and thus prove BY acts
that their professions are honest? The
following 10 the vote upon the resolution.
from which il will be seen that sixty repre-.
misunderstanding the two members
from this Stats-of the so.called Rspubli.
can party have plAced themselves upon the
record - Abolitienisss-squsrely giving
tho lie 10 the principles snunciatsd in their
platform. We copy from the Globe, the
official paper Of Congress u.
YrAs-Msssrs. Charlss F. Adaus. Al
drich. Alley, Bingham, Blair, Blake, Bray
ton, Bufiinton, Burlingame, Burroughs,
Bustsrfeld, Carey, Carter, Collar, Conk.
ling, Curtis, Delsno, Dosli, Edgertou,
Edwards, Eliot, Ely, Farnswortb, Foster,
Frank. Gooch, Grow, Gurley, Hale, Hell
mick. Hoard, Humphrey, Hutchins, Fran
els w. Kellogg, Dewitt. C. Leach, Lee,
Lovejoy, Mexican, Morrill,, DIN, Palmer,
Potter, Pottle, Rice, Sedgwick, Sherman.
Somss, Spaldisg, Spinner, william Stew
art, Tappan, Tompkins, Train, Vandever,
Waldron, Walton, Cadwalader C. Wash.
burn, Il. b. Wsshburns, Wells and Win
dem-60.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, T. L. Andersen,
Ashmore, Avery, Barksdale, Burr, Bur.
rett, Bocock, Bosslsr, Boyce, Branch.
Briggs, Bristow, Burch, Burnett, Camp.
pell, John B. Clark, Clopton, Cobb, John
Cochraue, Cooper, Cox, James Csa,g, Bur.
ton Craig, Crawford. Curry, H. Winter
Davis, John G. Davis, Reuben Davis, De
Jarnette, Dunn, Edmundson Etheridgs,
Florence, Fouke, French. Garnets, Cart.
rsll, GiImer. Hamilton, Hardeman, j. NJ.
Harris, John T. Harris, Hatton, Hickman,
Hill, Hindmsn, Holman. Houston. Hughs,
Jackson, Jenkins. Jones. Ksiss, Kenyon,
kunkel, Lamar. Landrum, J. n. Leach,
Leake, Logan, Love. Mallory. Charles D.
Martin, L. s. Martin, NcKn Nc.
Pherson. Mcqueen, McRae. Miles. Mill.
son, Millward, Montgomery, L. T. Moore,
Sydenhan Moore. Edward Joy Morris, I.
N. Morris. Niblack, Nixon, Nosll, Phelps,
Porter. Pryor, Pugh, Quarles, Reagan,
Riggs, Janes G. Robinson, Rufin, Scott,
Schwartz, Scrsston, Simms, Singleton,
William Smith, Sta!iworth, Stevsnsou,
James A. Stewart, Stokes, Tayler, Thayer,
Thomas, Trinbls, Underwood, Vsllsndig-
ham. Whitley, Winslow, Woodson aud
Wright-l09.
Two Republican membsrs-Kilgore, Of
Indiana, and Washburn, Of Maine, lodged
the responsibility BY refusing to vote. A
resolution eenssring these gentlemen for
violating . rule Of the House, WAS offered
BY Mr.. BococK, of Virgins, but WAS sub
sequently Withdrawn.
Here We have the names Of sixty lead.
ing Republicans distinctly committed to
the doctrine of Abolitionism. Dare the
party now claim that il IL not abolitionizedl