The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-19

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Coisner, Criitendon, Doolitlle, Grimes Seward aud
| Wade
Those who yoted in the negative are Messrs Davis
| Hunier, foWen, Rice and i0omrs.
On motion by Mr looMas the resolutions submitted by
him a. the last meeting OF the conm,toe taken up
On the question TO agree TO the first resolution was
| determined IN the negative under the rale-yeas Z,
! NAYS g.
Those who voted in the affirmative are Mes-rs Bigcr
Gitenden, Davis, Hunter, Powell, Rice and Tooulbs
Those who voted in the negative are Messrs Coamer
Dooiittle, Grimes, Seward and Wade.
On the question 70 agree 70 the second resolution
determined IN The negative under the raeyeas Z, nays
Those who voted in the affirmative are Messrs Bgler
0iuenden, Davis, Hunter, Powell, Rice aud Toombs.
These who voted in the negative Messrs. Collamer
Dooltie, Crimes Seward and Wade
on the question to 10 the third resolution it was
determined in the negative, under the ruleyeas nays
Those who voted in the Affirmative are Messrs Biger
Crittenden, Davis, Hunter, Powell Rice and Toombs
Those who voted in the negative Messrs Collamer
Doottle, Grimes, Seward and Wade.
sr. DcrGiAs asked obtained leaye to have the fol
lowing recorded on the journal
and Mr Davis Nh Douglas said that he declined voting on
abstract propositions not reduced form constitutional
| ments covering all the points in controversy.
On motion by Mr. GRIMES the committee adjourned TO
meet on Wednesday morning at ten O'Clock.
/ Committee uet. Members all present
The consideration Of the resolutions submitted by Mr.
Toombs on the I'D instant resumed.
ON the question to agree to the fourth resolution
On motion by Mr. CRTrNpES to amend the srik
n out the words, "or commit any other act against the
laws Of nations, in line three after the word Staten
| II was determined in the negative
On the question To agree to the resolution it de-
tcrmined in the NEGATIVE under the rulsyeas nays T.
These who voted in the affirmative are Messrs Bgler
| Davis Hunter, Powell, Rice Toombs.
Those who voted IN the negative Meesrs. Collamer
/ Ioolittle, Seward, Wade.
on the question agree to the 9th resolution IL was
determined in the negative, under the rule-yeas T.
| nays 8.
these who voted in the Affirmative are Messrs Biger
Cittenden, DAVIS Hunter, Powell Rice, Toombs.
Those who voted in the negative Messrs Collamer
| Ioolttle, Grimes Seward, Wade
On the question to agree to the sixth resolution
On motion Of Mr. HUNTER, TO amend the by add
ing the words, dnd also majority Of the Senator's and
representatives. Of tie non sa,eaotng Stats" it was de-
mined in the aiirnative-yeas Q, nays 1.
These who voted in the Affirmative Mcssrs Bgler
| Critic nden, Davis Dooittc, Hunter, Powell, Rice
i Seward, Wade.
| Ilosc who voted in tho negative are Mr. Toombs
on the question to agree to the resolution amended
by Mr.. Hunter it was determined IN the negative-yeas
Those who voted in the affirmative are Messrs Davis
| Hunter, Powell, Rice, Ioombs
those who voted IN the negative Messrs. Collamer
l { ittendeN, Hoolitte, Grimes, seward, Wade.
on the question 70 agree TO the seventh resolution it
war dtt trmned in the negative under the rule-yeas O.
| rays 8.
| those who voted in Tho Affirmative Mcssrs Crit.
| tonden, layis, Hunter, Powell, Rice, 1ooiabs
These who voted N the negative are Messrs Colamer,
oolitt e, Grimes, Seward Wade
Mr. Sfwarp submitted the following resolution which
l wac considered
q he So"gIsss honla eslsa, law for
any state from ancsSer by eo@nao%s 1 Of inaiVdaa
Sma ~ al ne peSns a N ana iompGy Herewith hl on a
| implicitly committed, in the federal courts.
On motion by Mr.. TooNrs, to amend the by add
ing the words, "and ais, all attempts 10 egcie isuredion
~ any STATE ~ he feor If any ethar Stas 1t dc.
rmncd N The aiif,natise--yeas ;, nays 8.
ger crittenden, Davis, fougas Hunter, Powell Rice,
Those who voted in The nsgativcare Messrs. COamer,
l oolittle Grimes, seward, Wado.
On motion by NJ DouclAs, to further amend the reso-
cnd punishment n eontroces combinations any STATE
o. Ie17rg, rih taen toinrode, cssaH o. moea nc 90
Ses a. 7ss7Ty y ae Taisn,' was determined ia the
Affirmative.
Tue question 10 agree the resolution as amended
by Mr.. Toombs and Mr.. Douglas,
Mr.. SEWARD called for division OF the question, and
asked that the vote be first taken that part Of the
Iution originally submitted by him, which request
unanimously acceded to- And on the question TO agree to
the first part Of said resolution, II determined alr
Those Who voted in the Affirmative are Messrs Biger
coaincr, Crittendon, Davis, Dootc, Douglas, Grimes,
These who voted in the negative Messrs. Rice,
1oombs, Wade.
ON the question TO agree to that part OF tho resolution
embraced In the amendment Of Mr.. Toombs il was de-
termincd in the affirmative.
On the question proposed to agvcc TO the amendment
proposed BY Mr. Dougls IT was determined in the mega
tvc--yeas g. nays o.
Cittendcn, Douglas, Powell, Rice, Toombs
Those who voted in the negative Mcssrs. Collamer
avis Uoolittlc Grimes Seward, Wade.
On the question to 10 the resolution amended
BY Mr. Toombs IL was determined in the negative, under
the rule-ycas 4 nays ;.
Crittcndcn, Davis, Douglas, Powell Rice, Toombs.
Those who voted in the negative arc Messrs colamer,
Doolittle, Grimes, Seward, Wade.
ON motion by Mr.. DAVIS, the resolution submitted by
him on the Goth instant ws taken up for consideration
On the question 70 agree 10 the resolution it deter
mined in the negativc--yeas 0, nays6
Those who voted in the affirmative arc Messrs Bgler,
avis, Hunter, Powell, Rice, Toombs.
Those who voted in the negative Mcssrs Colame,
Crittenden, Dooittle, Grimes, Seward, Wade.
The CHAIRMAN laid before the comnittcc bill intro
cuced in the Senate by r Bgcr and referred 10 the
committee.
lugh, and referred to tho committee.
On notion by Mr.. srvARp, the committee adjourned TO
meet on Friday morning, at ten O'Clock
Mr.. cItr11NDESs PROPOSITION
COMMITTEE Room, Dec %, 1850.
Committee met Members all present except Mr.. Doc
little
Mr. Crittenden submitted the following proposition
Article IN al O the territory Of the United States situate
hal part Of New Mexico which Of o. la
pss Tss as
Co 50 long as remains under temporary or Territorial go
asa Pss
% he h made =" IN & o. being ns act one Of a
promise acts "a that ye. and eI,ilea An &C, pIopo.pg
soyerpmeSt for New MesIo During IT, soniinnancS the
S fH WITH %
20 hf III s az ~ se hsd @ y %Som % s
s6or Cue sha Congress any power iessaie
The sald isEory Of Ssy Mexico ss divided =, ,hs
into nc Union provided sy vi
sepe mber, 1850
Mr. Bser submitted The following proposition which was
read and the table,
That smcndments to the constitution be submitted, en-
bracipg the following propositions. TO wit
Fist-That the Territory owned by the United States
ha he divided BY line from east 10 vest the parallel Of
~ degrees 20 minutes.
second-Thai the territory south said line with the
view the formation OF Stacs shall be divided into four
Territories, of equal Congress deem best,
considering the formation Of the country and having due
gard 10 the convcnce of the inhabitants of the Territories
organized that the territory north of said line shall In
like manner be divided into eight Territories
ThrdThat when the inhabitants OF such Territories
either them. shall sufficiently numerous Congress
al provide governments for the snd when the bona
dde inhabitants In Territory shall be equal TO the then
ratio OF representation In Congress- the be asceraned
by taken under the direction of Congress- shall
bc the duty OF the President OF the United states by
amaon to the admission Of such State into the
Union.
Fourth That In all the Territories south Of said line OF 70
degrees 20 minutes, fnrsntorp ssriu srts ~ Nc
Sfrfs soh ~ Nrson aud Dfron lire aHle recognized ard