New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

, Mr.. MALLORY IS. I'M, KY. l.eheying that the
North had TO such crrCsc 10 ineiero with Slavery in
he e., saleS' r..,cd Yea. :, 49,.
Mr. AWARD ts, Am, Tenn saaid Northern
n,icmep ought not to expect those on The otter rue
~, ~ Ys FRNhND DEN, Ill understanding the
TO include all eople OF the North, Fo'eu
Mr.. PHELPS Dem, MOI voted in the negative, De.
lieying the people lave tight either 10 et,aon'n
prohifit slavery within their own state hmtts &c
Mr 0TARIIlS Is. Am, Team denied the rgh, On
tho rconia of the North TO ioeere with slavery W VIC
Scnhen States, and hoped the declaration IN 'e 'os'
Mr.. RIIFFIN Dem, n. c. regarding the resoiu'ioh
as n roliticl Trick, refused TO vote nh,
Mr. STOUT (Dem., Oregon behevlag he woalo thus
evrress the unanimous ,entment Of the people ol
Oregon, voted aye. -. Sc ,to
reoIntiou lich denies tie right IN inteffere with
slavery i, the States AstO the pnrpoce OF me western
reorle Tins 20 interfere he believed The hitherto coz,
trolling portion of the dominant party OF inc NoIt H.G
the rrTrose then 10 interfere but that the majority OF
the reorl of the North have no such purpose hoW' Ii
thew ever lad they are cured. Heyoied aye.
W,, WOOUSON Dem, MOI sad that there was an
Insertion of fact Of which he was hoi loriueu' anu
Mir. FiRNSWORTII Rep, NJ, understanding the
reecnion declared there should be 10 interference
Vol slavery in the States where II exists voted aye
Az, IEAkE dem VA said tie resolution was de-
s;,,1 IN lie onehflf trne and the other half labe.
TSe vote 70 e. was annoucodYeas, 1C6i Nays, No.
Seal gentlemen on the Republican tide asked to
have toir names recorded they bciog within The bar
WI" Messrs. LEAKE and BURNETT objected, saying
this could Dot be done, the result OF the vote had
been announced.
The SPEAKER oyerrultd the point.
Mr., MeCLERNAND suggested hat the Iou be aglin
MIR, PALMER saii as different constructions had
been placed ON the resolution he wished to put In
palmer FORM by making tie la5t pant read any slave
holdiac STATE in the Union"
Mr. GARNETT suggested that Southern gentlemen
should not be called upon to affirm the purpose OF the
people Of the North.
Mr.. PALMER-I am content to let the resolution
stand ar II l..
Tie resolution was passed, ll6 against T.
Mr.. HOWARD Dem, Ohio moved, and tie IloGse
recolsdcrsd The vote by which II was pgse cd,
Mr.. BURNETT demanded a d:,i-on Of the re5Olu-
tion.
MIR SIBERIAN ,,IRep.. Ohio said this woul' be
done az SouID gentlemen conid not be eSpe' ed 10
HeGiue Y" .ac purpose Of the NORM:
re SPEAKER said the resolution was s,ot diyiible
into two rropoeiiions.
Mr.. SHERMAN trusted The resolnU on would be 20
modified that every member could ote for 1t. lie Oh
fercd the following as q subEtliute
Eesoed That n,Lci Congress nor people Government
fthc non IRyoholns hlN. Cons I2t 81 !l.l ~
i lbs nG2n OF interfere WIN ''' " an" '''D'' ''-'
This was passed under he operation Of the previous
question-Yels luli no LAYS; az follows;
'YFhs-Mcrsrs Adams Z Ia,t) ADAMS Ky), Airich Allen
AZ derson THO And'rsc tKy) Avery ha65ht Barr btI''t
Bingham blair Blaze Boeeck, BoeeI Br'b.on blay5on,
nett Buterheld ampbel Carey Carter, Gaze, ll'ree
Giake Cak A' Cochran JSaa ['eh =, Ia SOh l
ling CoIwn Co ode Cox Crsso sloG 5oi,s Paw, n,IG
Dmmics pueP Dunn, Edmurd-Du iwad' HIhot ~ Ent''
lhridge ~ nswolt Fern Florence, Foster ltlte fi'L
GsIuct Gi oooh. GTahsI1, Grow, GHrey HAN ~ nv
ton HAM mid Heri, va ii1,s a'i1n ngT s r,'iS
Hgieris Irvine. Jcpsios Ja1s" hcloss 6lehl 49,
MO GER LaTsSes 9srl , NotAtrS %ksn Ne
10 iy, Mich uishi Mctt,r.on Mlsou hiwnd M.n'so5n'iy
SSip. P6S,r ho,-r Po,to fryor Qa-ret J. ~ Rryu'
REC Rifs. Roldson R il.y.5yor seraa,r7 sedrvtei
sLerius Sickle Smith o. 81 sIau.irs S4nrer Siat,ot
iI,vef Ih..lo Tbsuss. fomIliu.. Ttaa Iiiu9e l,i,n
disism: Vance NadeyooI Van NysS le-5te y ~
Wells whi,et~y Wilson, Window, Win'IoW "oOe'or-isi
The Other resolution Of Mr. Pal-ner was con- idered
to he suTerseded b, the above. IL was 10 the eiec
that persons in The North who do not subscribe t'
what was stated in the first resolution were TOO lnrlg
uifcant 20 excite alarm, etc.
Mr. HASKIN "a. l.. Dem, y. ~, from tho Com
mittee Printing reported resolutions providing I'
toe printing OF extra numbers ol the report on tie
tobacco trade, the report relative to the Irnlkin,
privilege, and the report on the coast survey.
Mr.. MeKEAN tlep, y. ~ offered the follow
ing;
t,r1gs The Gulf state, have srrgred 20 fscl- from ODE
Union and & deemed important TO prevent Tie border a'
ates from follow log their examples aud whereas II j. 'r''
yyy, mice ifat cne'.ioa n5o1r, s,c@ rrcpr th
extension II slWeTy, would nrier ric cheotu'y concur
euy she srIsl patton ~ Er slaves therefore
keored That the Select Cofanre II iv" boz instructed @
ing,ired whether of hs people - the Slave
State By tn sayehudrfs Il be prsceair o
the General Go,emmen - ,e7s he su'Iglt'on ol t.'
Oh 81 TIE bJid-i STATES anu 10 W l'I'A
bill for that purpoe
Laid over for debate.
Mr.. SICKLES offered q resolution calling on IN,
Secretary Of tie Treasury inform tie House whether
there have been anv distractions 20 the revenue laws
in South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and louisiana
also what measures have been taken 10 secure tie rev
enue cutters from seizure and TO recover those which
have been seized, together with other property.
Mr.. BURNETT proposed an amendment, which wal
accepted calling on tie President 10 fufnish lie reas
obs winch have induced him to bring large number Of
troops to Washington, and why kept here, and whether
lie has information showing conspiracy 10 seize The
Capitol, and prcyeat the Inauguration OF the President
! elect. The resolution passed.
On motion Of Mr.. CT Is, and under suspension OF
the rules the Pacific Bailroad bill, returned from
| the Senate with amendments, was made the special
lsorder for tomorrow ard Wednesday.
Mr.. GROW REP, Pa indicated an amendment pro.
posing the rcpea Of that part giving certain donations
and franchises TO the Texas Railroad branch in
Texas passed Secession ordinance, and adhered 10 il
for Fix months
Tie House acted on the Senate 8 amendments to the
Deficiency and Diplomatic Appropriation bills, which
| again go back 70 the Senate.
! Mr. STOUT, under suspension OF the rules intro.
duced resolution making the bill for the payment Of
the Oregon and Washington wardebt the special order
for Thursday week.
The resolution was passed. Adjourned
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