Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-01

Walter Coles, Thomas COrvin. Robert Craig, John W.
Crockett Samuel Cushman, Edmund Deberry, John l..
De Graf, John Dennis George O. Dromgoole, John Ed
wards James Harrington, John Fairfield Jacob Fray, Jr
James Garland James Graham Seaton Grantland Abra-
ham P. Grant, William j. Graves, Robert H. Hammond,
Thomas L. Hamer, James Harlan, Albert G. Harrison,
Richard HaEes Micsjah T. Hawkins, Charles E. Haynes,
Hopkins HOsey, Grin Holt George w. Hopkins, Bepa-
min @. Howard, Edward B. Hubley, Jabez Jackson,
Joseph johnson, VIM. Cost Johnston, John W. Jones,
Gouverneur Kemble Daniel Kigore John Kingensmith,
Jr Joab LaWler, Hugh $. Legare, Henry Logan Fran
els s Lyon, Francis Mallory James NJ. Mason, Joshua
L. Martin, Abram p. Maury, WIN. L. May James j. Nc
kay, Robert McClellen, Abraham MeCelland, Charles
Mcclure, Isaac hcKim Richard II. Menefee, Charles F.
Mercer, VIM. Montgomery, Ely Moore, Nm. s. Morgan,
Samuel W. Morris, Henry A Muhlenberg, John L. Muir
ray, VIM. h. Noble, John Palmer, Amasa ]. Parker,
John NJ Patton, Lemuel Payner, Isaac Pennybacker,
David PetTikin, Laneelot Phelps Arnold Pumer Zadock
Pratt, John H. PrentisS Luther Reilly, Abraham Rem
cher, John Robertson, Samuel T. Sawyer Augustine Il.
shepherd Charles Shepard Ebcnezer J. Shields, Mat
thias Shepor Francis D. s. Smith, Adam W. Snyder,
VIM. W. Southgate James B. Spencer, Edward Stanly,
Archibald Stuart VIM. Stone, John TaiaferrO, VIM.
Taylor Obadiah Titus Isaac Toucey Hopkins L. Turney
Joseph R. Underwood, Henry, Will, David D. Wagner
Taylor Webster, Joseph Weeks Albert S White, John
White Thomas 7. Whttesey, Lewis Williams, SherrOd
Williams, Jared w. Williams Joseph L. Williams, Chris
After thus recording the vote in his Thirty Years
View, Benton Immediately proceeds-"This O
tie most Important votss ever delivered in the House
Upon its issue dpsded me quiet Of the House on on,
hand the other the rsas,odl aud pepstatioH Of
the scenes Of the day befOre-eHdiHg ia breaking up
al elaboration, AID az Hational legislation"
Thus Ais PatOu's resolution to the passage o
which Bsntoa attaches such tremendous consequence
was DE vote Of Mr.. Bell, in common with all the South
ern members and many Northern Verify, the Eagui.
rer is hosted on its petand-confounded and over
whelmed by its favorite authority, the author Of
Thirty Years View" It's facts are no facts Its flip
pant allegations against Mr. Bell are utterly groundess
allegations. It's charges fall to the ground.
In other areesw shall notice Of other charges Of the
Enquirer against Mr. Bell equally grOundless. In con
elusion call the readers attention 70 a single fact
The horrible AbOEtonism Of John Bell about which the
Enquirer writes two cOlann and half article was ex-
hibited in the Sade debate on the 10th of December
1887. The first Monday in December, 1885, the candi-
dates for Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JONI W. JoNES, Of the Richmond district of Virginia,
and JoHN BELL of Tennessee The following is the vote
for Mr.. Bell as we fud it recorded in the EHgUrsrs
own authority thirty Years View" I'd volume, page
I6l;
John Quincy Adams, John W. Allen Simeon H. An
derson landau W. Andrews Daniel d. Barnard Rich
ard Bddle, William X. Bond John II. Bolts, George n.
Briggs, John II. Brockway, Arson Brown, William b.
Calhoun, William B. Campbell William b. Carter, Thos
W. Chinn Thomas C. Chittenden, John @. Clark James
Cooper Thomas COrwin George w. Crabb Robert b
CranstOn, John W. Crockett Edward Curtis, Caleb Cush
ing, Edward Davis, Garrett Davis, William G. Dawson,
Edmund Deberry, John Dennis, James Dellet John Ed
wards George Evans Horace Everett Willard Fillmore
Rice Garland Seth ~ Gates, Meredith p Gentry Joshua
K. Giddngs, William L. Goggin Patrick q. GOode, Jas
Graham Francis Granger. Willis Green William J.
Graves, Moses II. Grnnel, Hand Hall William S. Hast
ngs Richard HAYES, Thomas Henry John HILL of Vir-
yinia, Ogden Hoffman, Hiram p. Hunt, Francis James
Daniel Jenier, Charles Johnston, Wlam Cost Johnson
Abbott lawrence, Levi Lincoln, Richard p Marvin
SAMSON Mason, Charles +. Mercer Charles =. Mitchell
James Monroe Christopher Morgan, Calvary Norris,
Charles MAYOR Charles Ogls Thomas B. Osborne, Ru
us Palen, Luther O. Peck John Pope George H. Profit
Benjamin Randolph, James Rlriden, Kenneth Rayner,
John Reed, Joseph Ri3gway, David Russell, Leyerett
SatOustall John Sergeant, William Simonton William
Slade Truman Smith, Edward Stanly William L. Storrs
lOhn T. Stuart John Talaterro, Joseph l.. Tlinghast
ieorgs ". Toland Philip Trplett. Joseph Trumbul,
Joseph K Underwood, Peter J. Wagner Edward d.
White John White, Thomas W. Williams Lewis VIII
Jams Joseph Williams Christopher II. Williams Sher-
.od Williams, HENRY A. WISE
In publishing this vote object is to show that,
little while after Mr. Bell had shown himself to be so
horrible and offensive and dangerous A6oiitoaist
according to the Eaggrs he voted for for Speak
OF the House Of RepLesen,atves-for the third high
st office in the gOyernment-by HENEv A Wise, of
Virginia Aud vet Mr.. Wise witnessed and participated
the Slde debate and cognizant of Mr.. Bells con-
luct throughou. that whole affair. Now, what we want
10 know is if Mr. Bell, on account Of his course and
ro;es in the Sade matter proved himself the Abolition
3; which the Eaq,irer says he did, how it that
s less than tosire months afterOdri he voted for
or Speaker by that pink and perfection of extreme
southern Rights men, HENEr a. Wlsz? Will the En-
yuircr epsr tell u.s.