Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
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Tuesday, June II We copy from the DS''y
Globs Of w Wednesday, June ls'
The frat bill taken up for consideration was
bill Of the House No 37A, 70 secure freedom 70
all persons within the Territories OF tne united
States, which had been returned from the senate
with the following amendment:
Snikeout all after the enacting clause OF tne
bill and Insert:
there shall be neither slavery NOR involuntary
servitude In any OF the Territories OF 'ne
Uuised States now exlsting, or which may at
sny time hereafter be formed or acquired by the
United States, Otherwise than In punishment OF
crime whereof the party ahall have been duly
convicted. M ln.l 80 l.1
Mr: Loyeioy moved the previous question on
concurring 10 she amendment Of the Senate.
The previous question Was seconded, and she
main question ordered. tl
Mr.. Pnelps, Of Missouri, demanded the yeas
and nays. 81U ,ot tay
The yeas and nays were ordered
The question was taken; and 1t was decided
in the afirma,ive--yeas 70, nays 80; as fol
YrAs--Messrs, Aldrioh, Alley, Arnold, Ash
lev, BAbhltt, Baker, Beamsn, Bingham, Blake,
Bnfanton, Campbell, Chamberlin, Coltax'
Frederick A. Conkllng, Roscoe Conkllng, Co
yode, Cutler, Davis, Dawes, Delano, Dunn, Ed
wards, Eliot, Ely, Fisher, Frank, Gooch, Gran
ger, Gurley, Hale, Harrison, Hooper horton
Hutchins, Julian, Kelley, Francis "; kelioggi
KilIinger aLansing, Loomis, Loveloy, Mehnignt'
MCPHERSON, Mitchell, Moorhead, Justin . MoI'
Tlll, Nixon, 0liD, Pike, Pomeroy, Potter, AZ
exander II. Rice, Riddle, Edward d: holllns'
6edgWick, 6hAnks, Sheffield SneliSDafgetI
q nonla n. Tl0ma1.
train, ,Trimble, Van Horn, veIree, WALL
Walton, Washburne, Wheeler, Wilson, Win
dom aud WoFcester--72. 5.g1 aH
NAys--Mesars William J, Allen Aneonol
! Blddle, George Fl. Browne, Calvert casey
Clements, Corning, Cravens, Crittenden' Dnn'
| Lap, English, Fonke, Grider, Hall, Harding
Holman, Knapp, Law, Lehman, Mallory, May
uard, Norris, Norton, 0dell, PendletonI John
s. Phelps, Richardson, Robinson, Jse: ., hoi'
Inns, Segay, William G. Steele, voorhees,
Wadsworsh, Webster, Chiffon A. White, WICK
life and Wood-39. a
So the amendment of the Senate waa concur
red in. M fh 9a'7r ~
The Senate substitute reoited above having
been concurred in by majority OF thirty'fon'
nearly two to one-in the House. has re-
esived the approval of the President and hat
now become the law of the land.
The Republican-Abolilion papers are rejoio'
Ing over the passage of this act, as incorporas'
ing Into the legislation of the country the main
plank Of the Chicago platform, and consumma'
ting the great object the Republican party had
in view. The New York Tribune goes Into &C.
stacies oyeri II, and halls II as sure prssage OF
what Congress and the Administration will yet
do to finish up the work of Abolition,
Meanwhile, the Republican and Fusion Jour
nails, who yet affect some show Of conservatism,
bave little or nothing to say, contented to let
Radicalism go ahead without rebnke. The
New York World does, indeed, think thas the
Radicals ought to be satisfied with the passage
OF this measure, and stop further agitation OF
the question of negro slavery ill the war Is
over. But It deslS very mildly with them aad
intimates as much as to say-~"lf you will 60
ahead, and render the restoration Of harmony
between the States impossible 1t can't be
helped.p s11 .t s-aHa saf2 -
The people will note !his--thss the dominant
s,n'y,a.- . .ss. l.. n,ofs..sd, 10 iOnors and
.s .u,h ~" 800 al ns,sy n,stform. and
all distinctive party principles until the rebellion
.-e.'s - ~ ~ ro,;,,o.I rovs,.' .,v,rg
- M ~ p srrS,,csn r,.tso,m and 81 ~,hs np,si,
SI..n en- ,,,r ,rtSciu,ts uf tbst party ,Ic .iruuy
of Federal laws. 9 q -, .,''.s ,sss. 81.
sucb legislative action would not have been
had a. .bis time, if there had been any true
ns,s,o,;s,o a, ,aaI honastv IN the leaders who
;nsuouratsd. and are attn c.amoripe o for keeping
nm tbe .IJnionp or Fusion movement. The
ns..a % of tbs District Of Colunbia Abolition
hill and Of thia Territorial Prohibition bill, COM
uletely demonstrate that tie Fusion was design
sd and viii be used to subssrveI mere partisan