New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
DETAILS OF THE FINAL VOTE IN THE
PEACE CONFERENCE.

DETAILS OF THE FINAL fOIE IN AuC
PEACE CONFERENCE.
Special Dispatch 10 The Phil sdelphs Press
WAsHIsGTos, Feb. n, 1861.
The following are the propositions adopted and =
correct st of each vote given in the Peace Conference
to-day on the plan adopted basis for final settle
ment The vote in each case was cast by States.
The first section was that offered by Mr. Franklin OF
Pennsylvania and the second section that offered By
Mr.. Summers OF Virginia:
ARTICLE Is.
SECTION |. In al the present territory OF the UnIed
States north Of the parallel Of iry-six degrees and
thirty minutes Of north latitude involuntary servltude
except ia puni-hment of crime is prohibited. In all
the present territory south Of that line, the status OF
persons held to involuntary service or labor, ~ 1t now
exists shall not be changed; shall any law be
passed by Congress the Territorial Legislature to
hinder or prevent the taking Of such persons from any
If the States Of this Union TO said territory nor TO
impair be rights aIsiag from said relations bat me
,ame shall be subject to judicial eognizanee IN the
Courts according to the course OF the common
law. When any Territory north south Of said line,
within such boundary Congress may prescribe, shall
contain population equal 90 that required Tor men'
her NJ Congress IL shall II s form Of government be
republican be admitted igto The Union ON an equal
ooiug with the original States with or without invoi
rntary seryitude the Constitution OF such State
Yi(s~Dslswarc uliuo. Kentucky Maryland EeeJer,ey,
obtG PsO7syyHa RHODE '1s md. a2d len1esss
'ina NswIaup shire, ErrmSqi sod 'iIsnia-S
NOI VOTING-lndians.
SYcrlos 9. No territory shall be acquired by the
United States except by discovery and for naval and
commercial stations, depots and transit routes, with
the of majority Of all the Senator'S
from States which allow involuntary servitude, and
majority of all the Senators from States which pro-
hbit that relation shall territory be acquired by
treaty, unless the votes Of majority of the Senator's
from each class of States he enbefOre mentioned be
cast part Of the two-hirds majority necessary TO
the ratification Of such treaty.
Kentu
NewJeIsey Ohio Pcnnsyvsn~ Rhode Island Tennessee AID
NAYsCounee,ieut Illinois, Iowa, Moins Ma'sschu'e'ts.
North CsIolin, New iisnpshire and EermonI--s
DINlDED-New-Hors snd hansss-z
SECTION 3. Netherthe Constitution nor any amend
uent thereof, shall be construed to give Congress
power 10 regulate, abolish, or control, within any
State the relation established recognized by tie
laws thereof touching persons held 10 labor nvouu
tary service therein, TO interfere with or abolish
involuntary service in the District Of Columbia with
out the consent OF Maryland, and without the con-
sent of the owners making the owners who do NOS
just compensation the power 10 interfere
with prohibit Repre- entatives and others from
bnngitg with them 10 the District OF Columbia re-
tnl0g and taklDg away persons go held 70 labor OF
servce nor the power TO interfere with or abolish In
voluntary service in places uIder the exclusive uris
dicon Of the United States Within those States and
Territories where the same is established recog-
nized nor the power prohibit the removal trns-
portaion Of persons held to b voluntary service
in any State Territory Of the United States TO any
other State Territory thereof where II lie sstab he'd
TRANSPORTATION by sea or river, of touching porls
shores and landings and of landing in of distress
al all exist but not the right Of transit in or through
any State Territory or Of sale or traffic. against the
laws thereof. Nor shall Congress have power TO su-
thorle any higher rate Of taxation persons held 70
labor or service than on land
Tie bringing into the District of Columbia Of per-
sons held labor service for ssle, placing them
in depots 10 be sterward transferred 10 other places Tor
sale as merchandise, Is prohibited.
fEAS-Deaware, Illinois heutneAy, Maryiand nloaIs
NeJerey, North Carolina Ohio Psnn'yvSni Rhode Island
NkYs-counechert Indians, lows Meme, Massachusetts
STTfpTe, L,s ana o Ssi and kaa...a
SECTIos L. The third paragraph OF the second sec
ton of the fourth article of the Constitution s nos
be construed 10 prevent any Of the States, oy aPp
prats Legislation and through the action OF thti JuoI
,al and ministerial officers from enforcing th1 dehVtrI
of fngitives from labor 10 the peis"h :" WYNN 'N
service or laber is due. mn. ,.,,.r. K.,,n..,
Transformations Delaware in S c.Itpa OHIO PEN
Sissna Rhode island reuu-s.se VERMONT and
EAYslows Maize Ma ad ss aSs.l' A'1
Svr,nS The toreigu ,s,e .trade IL hereby for
ever ibited; ard snail te the duty otCopgresso
pass laws TO prevent the imp'I,a N o. la,fs' TDohe
S,dtes and the Territories from places beyond tbs
limits thereof. mn, -, So,
a, $500 Missouri Nrw.Jrrsey NeWriofk New uamphis,
Ono Psnnsylyauls Rhode ssnd Tennessee Nernon' and
NNxYs-Iows Maine, Massachusetts North cH0lin., ane
her with this section of these amendments and the
third paragraph of the second section ofthe rst article
of the Constitution, and the third paragraph OF the
second secion Of tie fourth article thereof, shall not
be amended or abolished without the consent Of all
the States.
YEAS-Delawure Illinois Kentucky, MarylSd, Missouri,
New.Jeey, Ohio, fennsyisaaia Rhode Island and Teo
nessee--ll
NAYS-C Connecticut, indiana, Iowa. Maine, Massachusetts
North Carolina New ampshiTe, Vermont, aud 'rginiss
DlYIDED-Nsw.iork
srcrIoS T. Congress shall provide by law that the
United States shall pay the owner the fall value oiN
bis fugitive from labor in all where the mahal
or other officer whose duty Il TO arrest such tngi'
tive was prevented from so doing by violence or inim
dation from mobs riotons assemblages, or wheps
after arrest such fugitive rescued by like violence
or intimidation, and the thereby deprived ., VIZ
same and the acceptance Of such payment snsn ps~
clude the owner from further claim 10 such ni8xg'
Congress shall provide by law for securing 70 tne GU
rens of each State the privileges and immumues
liens 10 the several States. 1900