Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
MT Adrain's Resolution Sustaining Mai
 Anderson-The Vote.

In the House of Representatives on Monday Mr. Adrain a Douglas democrat from New Jersey offered the following:
 7fss0iUed, fIar wg fnffiy appF0ve Uf-- the bold and patriotic act of Major Anderson in withdrawing from Fort Moultr;e to Fort Snmrter, and of the determination of the President to maintain that fearless officer in his present position, and that we will support the President in all constitutional measures to enforce the laws and preserve the Union.
 Objections were made by some of the seceders.
 The rules were suspended by vote of l24 to 53. Messrs Florence, of Pennsyl- vania; Naliandigham and Pendeton, of Ohio; Niblack, of Indian. and Burch oi California, being the only members from the North who voted against the suspension of rules.
 Mr Hindman, not being within the Hall when his name was called, asked leave to vote.
 Objection was made.
 Mr. Hindman. will say to the gen. tleman objetting that perhaps might vote with him on the question to the extent of Nuspendng the rules. should vote in favor of suspending the rules in order to bring up the question at once; and Co ascer. toin whether M' Buchondn deSerreS He don- nation W such compliment acont to hnow y he hoS opproued himseT traitor to erery principle and to eus,y pledgc. 6otA pabl'c"ndprirote. Loud calls to Order"
 After one of the fussy times in the House, the vote on the adoption of the resolution was taken as follows:
 Ieas-MessrS. Charles F. Adams, Green Adoms, Adrain, Aldrich, Allen, Alley, Williom C. Anderson, Ashley, Rabbit, Beale, Bingham, Biar Blake, Brayton, Briggs, Burlington, Bnrlingame, Campbell, Carey, Carter, Clemens, Coburne, John Cochrane. Coltax, Corwin, Covode, Cox, Curtis, John G. Davis, Dawes, Delano, Dimmick, DuelI. Dunn. Edgerton, Ed wards, Elliot, Ely, Ehertdge, Farnsworth, Fenton. Ferry, Foster, Fouke, Frank, French, Gooch Grow, Gnlley. Hale Hall, Haskins, Helmick, Hickman, Holman, Hoard, w. Howard, w. A. Howard, Humphrey, Hutchins, Irvine, Junkin, F. w. Kellogg. William Kellogg, Kenyon. kilgore, Larrabec, Dewitt c. Leach, Logan, Longnecker, Looms, Loveoy, Macay, Marston, Charles D. Martin, McClernand, McKean, McKenty, Me. Knight, McPherson, Millward, Montgom- cry, Moorhead, Morrill,, Edward Joy Nor ris, Morse, Nixon, Olin, Palmer, Perry, Petit, Porter, Pottle, Ed. R. Reynolds, Rice, Riggs, Jas. C. Robinson, Christo pher Robinson, Royce, Sedgwick, Shcr. man. sickles, spaulding, Spinner, Stan ton, Stevens, William Stewart, Stratton, Tappan. Thaycr,.. Theaker, Tompkins, Train, Trimble, Vandever Waldron. Wal, ton, Cadwalader c. Washburne, Elihu B. Washburne, Wells. Wilson, Windom Wade and Wood-l24.
 Nays--MesSrs. Thomas L. Anderson Avery, Barksdale, Barrett, Barrett, Bocock, Bouligny, Branch, Brown, Burch, Burnett John B. Clark, Clopton, Cobb. .Iame, Craig, Crawford, De Jarnette, Florence Garnett, Gartrell, Gilmer. Hamilton Harleman, John T. Harris, Hatton, Hawk. inS, Hill, Hindman, Houston, Hughes Jones, Kunkcl, Landrum, James NJ. Leach Love, Mallory, Ebert s. Martin, May nard, McRae, Laban Y. Moore, Sydenham Moore, Peyton, Pine ps, Pryor, Quarles Reagan, Rust. Scott, Simms, Singleton William N. II. Smith, Stevenson, Stokes Vdllaadigham, Vance, Webster and Wrigh --56.
 Those in italics amongst the yeas are tht southern representatives who voted for tn, resolution. Etheridge, as usual, voted with the black republicans. The other voted against the resolution. Those il italics amongst the nays are northern men