Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-02
! of ". H.skin. H1tton. HelmiOk Hoard Holman

ris Of Va, Hsskin, Hatton, Hemick, Hoard, Holman,
Howard Of Ohio, Howard Of Michigan, Hughes, Hum
phrey Jenkins Junkn, Kellogg Of III Kenyon Kilgore
Kilnger Kunkel Llrrabee, Leach Of N. O., Leske Lo-
gan, Maclsy, Mallory, Martin Of Ohio, Martin Of Va,
MAYNARD McClernsnd McKenty Mcknight, McPher-
SON. Milson, Montgomery, Moore OF KY, Moorbead.
Morrill, Morris of Pa, Morris of Ill., Morse Nelson Nib
lack, Nixon, Noell 0lin Palmer, Pendeton, Pe,ton,
Phelps Porter, Pryor, Quarles f. r. Reynolds j. II.
REYNOLDS Rice Riggs, Robinson Of K. L., Robinson Of
ILL., Rufin, Rust, Scott Scranton, Sherman, Sickles,
Smms Smith of n. g., Spaulding Stanton Stevenson,
Stewart of Md Stokes Stout, Sratton Thayer Theaker
Thomas Trmble, Yallandgham. Vance, verree, Webs
ter, Whiteey, Window, Winslow, Wood, and Wood
son-l33
Nays-Messrs. Alley, Ashley, Beale, Bingham, Blair,
Bike Braxton Bulinton Burlingame Burnhan, Carey,
Carter Case Coburn, Conking Conway, Dawes, DUEL,
Edgerton Edwards Eliot Ely, Farnsworth Fenton Fer
ry Foster Frank, Gooch, Grow Gurley, Hickman, Hind
man. Hutchins, Irvine Kellogg of Michigan, Leach Of
Mich Lee, Longnecker LOOMS, LovejoY, MarstOn, Pet
tet Potter Pottle Royce, Sedgwick, Somes, Spinner,
Stevens Stewart of Pennsylvania Tappan, TOmpkias,
Train, Vandever Van Wick, Wade, Waldron, Walton,
WGshburnc Of Wis Washburne OF Illinois, Wells, VIII
SON. WoOdruil-65.
Mr.. Ashley raised the point of order that two-thirds
OF the whole number of representatives. required to
pass the resolution.
The Chair said chat wothirds of the members present
were sufficient
Mr. Ashley appealed from that decision
Mr.. Hickman made a lengthy argument upon the ap.
pal coutendiug that two-thrds of the whole Congress
were necessary propose amendments to the consttu-
ton.
The Speaker overrulCi the point OF order.
VOTES IF THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
The foIlowmgs the vote, by States in the Peace Con.
ference, by which the several propositions adopted
On The First Propagation y Delaware Illinois.
Kentucky, Maryland New Jersey Ohio, Pennsylvania
Rhode Island and Tennessee Nays-COnnecticut,
Iowa, Aaue Massachusetts,, Nor,h Carolina, n Hamp-
shire. Vermont and Nirginia-S Divided-New York
add Klusas-2 Not young-lndiana.
.Sscond Proposition - Yeas-Delaware, Indiana, Ken
lucky. Maryland Missouri, New Jersey Ohio Pennsyl-
yauia, Rhode Island, Tennessee and Vrgnia-Il. Nays
Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa. Maine Massachusetts, ".
Carolina, New Hampshire and Vermont-s. Divided
New York and Kansas
Th;rd Prop2sition-Ycas -Delaware, Illinois, Ken.
lucky Maryland Missouri New Jersey North Carolina
ONO, Pennsylvania Rhode Island, Tennessee and Nr-
guia-l2. Nays-Connecticut, Indiana, Iowa, Maine,
Mas. achusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont. Di-
yIed--New York and Kausas-2.
Fyirh ,OH.-YCas-COnnecticUt Delaware
Illinois, Indiana kentucky Maryland Missouri New Jer-
sey, North Carolina, Ohio Pennsylvania, Rhode Island
7 aucssee Vermont and Nirginia-l6. Nays-lowa,
Mine, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Divided
New York aud Kansas
EGh ProDositioH- Yeas-Connecticut, Delaware
Illinois Indiana, Kentucky Maryland New Jersey New
York, New Hampshire OHIO Pennsylvania, Rhode Island
Tennessee Vermont and Kansas-l5. Nays-Iowa,
Massachusetts, Maine, North Carolina and Virginia..
Sirh -Yeas-Deaware, Illinois, Ken
lucky, Maryland, Missouri New Jersey Ohio Pennsylya
mia Rhode Island and Teunsssee-lO Nays-Connecti-
cut Indiana, Iowa. Maine Massachusetts, North Carolina
New Hampshire, Vermont and Virginia. Divided
New York
SsoeHh Propositoh-Yeas Delaware, Illinois, Ind
aua, Kentucky, Maryland New Jersey, New Hampshire,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Islaud, Tennessee aud Viz
guia-l2 Nays Connecticut, Iowa, Maine, North Car
dina, Missouri, and yermont-6. Dyiled-New York.
Not yotng-Mlssachusetts