New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-07

i Mr.. Valentine moved to lay the whole subject OIL
the table.
On which motion Mr. Polk demanded the yea
and nays, which resulted as follows:
The yeas were Messrs. Barbin, Bienvenu, Bon
=. ner, Brscoe, Burton, Butler, Cannon, Carr, Cook
, Declouet, DeBlanc, DufIel, DuprG, Gill, Grard
: Gray, Griffin, Hernandez, Heron, Hough, Hodges
Hollingsworth, Johnston, Kidd, Labatut, Iagroue
Lewis of Claiborne, Lewis of Orleans, Marks o.
Caddo, Meredith Miles, Miller, O'Bryan, Perkins
! Pemberton, Pierson of Winn, Roselius, Rozier
, slawson, sompayrac, Sparrow, Stocker, swayze
! Taylor of ST. Landry, Valentine, Verret, Warren
| Williamson and Wilkinson-49.
The nays were Messrs. Anderson, Barrow, Ber
mudez, BoGford, Caldwell, Connolly Conner of Con,
, cordia, Conner of St. Tammany, Cottman, David,
son of Livingston, Davidson of Sabine, Dorsey
Elan, Fuselier, Fuqua, Gardare, Gaudet, GLADDEN.
Graves Hodge, Kennedy, Lawrence, LeBourgeois
Manning, Marks of Orleans, Martin of Assumption
McCloskey, McCollom, Mcfarland McNeely,
Moore, Norton, Olivier, Patterson, Perkins of La
fourche, Pierson of Natchitoches, Pike, Polk Pugh,
Richardson, Roman, Scott of Claiborne, Scott of
East Feliciana, Semmes, Smith, Smart, Stewart,
Tappan, Taliaferro. Taylor of St. Charles, Texoda,
Thomasson, Todd Towles, Tucker, Walker, vii.
lams Of East Baton Rouge, and York-5S
Yeas, 40; nays, IS.
| Mr.. Valentines motion to lay on the table was.
| therefore, refused.
The question occurring on Mr.. Thomasson's sub
stitute, Mr.. - demanded the yeas and nays
thereupon, which resulted as follows, viz:
The yeas were Messrs. Carr, Conner of St. Tam
many, Davidson of Sabine, Fuqua, Gardere, Griffin,
Hodge, Kidd, Norton Perkins of Lafourche. Pier
| - Mad
zier, Scott of Claiborne Scott of East Feliciana,
Smart, Stewart stocker, Taliaferro, Taylor of St.
| Charles, Thomasson, Tucker, Williams of East b.
ton Rouge-25.
The nays were Messrs. Anderson, Barrow,
Barbin, Bermudez, Benvenu, Bonner, Briscoe,
Burton, Butler, Caldwell, Cannon, Cook, Con
ner of Concorda, Cottman, Davidson of Livingston,
Declouet DeBlanc, Dorsey, Dutel, Dupre, Elan,
| Fuselier, Gaudet, GLADDEN., GILL; Girard, Graves,
Gray, Hernandez, Herron Hodges, Holngsworth,
Johnston, Kennedy, Labatut, Lawrence, Lagroue
LeBourgeos, Lewis of Claiborne, Lewis of Orleans
Manning, Marks of Caddo, Marks of Orleans. Mar
tin of Assumption, McClosky, McCollom, McFar-
land, McNeely Melaneon, Meredith, Miles, O'Bry.
an, Olivier, Patterson, Perkins of Madison, Per-
kns of Orleans, Pemberton, Pierson of VIM, Pueh.
Roman, Roselius, Semmes Smith ,Sompayrac, Spar
row, swayze, Tappan, Talbot, Taylor of St. Ian
dry, Toxada, Todd, Towles, Valentine, Verret. War
rem, Walker, Williamson, Wilkinson, Witt and
York-82.
Yeas, Is; nays, 81.
Mr.. Fuqua then submitted the following resoIu- |
ton as a substitute for Mr.. Walkers resolution:
Resoloed, That although in the opinion of this
convention the people OF Louisiana are unalter-
ably opposed to reopening the African slave trade
they are unwilling to instruct their delegates to the
Montgomery Convention upon this or any other |
subject.
Mr.. Semmes moved to lay Mr.. Fuqua' IS resolution
on the table, on which motion the yeas and NAYS
were demanded, and resulted os follows:
The yeas were Messrs. Anderson, Barbin, Bar
row, Bermudez, Bienyenu, Bonner Briscoe, Bur-
ton, Butler Caldwell, Cannon, Cook Conner of
Concordia, Conner of st. Tammany, Davidson of
Livingston, Declonet, DeBlanc, Dorsey Elam Flu
seller, GLADDEN., Gill, Gray, Hernandez, Heron,
Hodges, Hollingsworth, Kennedy, Lawrence La
groue, Le8ourgeois, Lewis of Claiborne, Lewis of
Orleans, Marks of Caddo, Martin of ASSUMPTION.
Mcfarland, Melancon, Meredith, Miles, Michel,
Miller, O'Bryan, Olivier, Perkins of Madison Pier
son OF VIM, Roman, Roselius Semmes, Smith
Swayze, Talbot, Taylor of st. Landry, Todd.
Towles, Valentine, Verret, Warren, Walker, Will
Hanson, Wilkinson, Witt, York-61,
The nays were Messrs. Carr, Connolly Cottmap,
Davidson of Sabine, Duffel, Dupr6, Fuqua, Car
deere, Gaudet Grard, Graves. Griffin Hopob
Hodge, Kidd, Labatut, Manning, Marks of Orleans
McCoskey, McCollom, McNeely Norton, Patterson,
Perkins of Orleans, Person of Natchitoches, Pike
Polk, Richardson Rozier, Scott of Claiborne, Scott
If East Felciana, Smart, sompayrac, Stewart,
5tocker, Taliaferro, Taylor of St. Charles, Texada.
rhomasson, Williams of East Baton Rouge-4l.
Yeas, 81; nays, Al.
Mr. Hodge then submitted the following az "A
substitute for Mr.. Walkers resolution:
RESOLVED, That the people of the State of T,oris.
ana are opposed to reopening the African slave
raue'
MI "'ilia"'Son moved 10 lay ME- hodges sub
'''u'e IN INT 'aple' auo demanded the yeas and
lays 1hefeoh' "hlch resulted as follows:
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- "1' Ai0A iio.ion fiouBes' hol"ngS"orth
ohhsIon Kennedy, Lawrence, Lagroue, LeBour-
,eois, Lewis of Claiborne Lewis of Orleans Marks :
If Caddo. Martin of Carroll Mcfarland uarod;t,
files, Michel, Miller, O'Bryan, Olivier, Perkins Of
1adison, Person of VIM. Puph. Roman Semroec | E
,iawson, Smith, Sparrow, Swayze Talbot. Todd
nowles Valentine Verret Warren Wo1kar W.; |