, 1862-05-30
CDkFisCA1l0N OF REBEL PROPERTY
Passage Of the Bill by the House
ANALYSIS OF THE VOTE.

Th u,nea 81 10y ~ toaJ. T.
1,v fonTter, Tnuior;t9 10 canf1sc.ta "a nrons:
~ ~! L.1 ~ 1tS ~ ~ x lns ptoPsa.
~ tI' % ~. 15;.sa ~ ~. ntijo,4t3 "
R"nnht;cana 81 80 Maasr. es maws ~ Ks s
'1 a;.;. W .alst ~ ~ 1ne
80 IT,, ara irsie1, r. " -
'i nn Ricr of Mass and Tra;n voted .a.inet Hae
cn1fsc.f,cn siTacn Rannh1iicans fn,.iSain'-
heniae +hn ',,;na T1an+in1aI ohnw, S1aear55
,n,' F;i1,nna1 ~ N;tnheIi N;po' s' pas:a
S+-n+,,an T,,r.hia .so,a5 sr-a;,,+ u..e' a,o.;'
1,st;on 'o'~" - s4A41 1~A'
NJ E1;ot stated IN bis eneech c,os;n, +ba
d;senssinn that he cont;scstion nlo XII ,Has .po
the op WIN ~ Vots IT, pat ste ne III XII
Messis, Rrsw1 and Whailcv If Viroin;a Te-a
the nn,1 othar hnrder sfate rnemhera who
vofud f3r conf5ecatione Afr Seoar Of VIRGINIA
said 1niroteiy that his onicctIon 10 hair niiis
vas lint they would exasnerate his consfitn-
ents' 01'~ '' ~~A''''''s>
anti-slayer7 record. -Four Republicans ma
Jndoa Thnm4s fTom Massarhns srtts hntb
me,17bers from Rhoda Island. mr., tTo nr three
members rom Cnnnect;cut cons;etont1V vn1e6
a,rainst 1,oth .measnTea. S1i tha me,nhara
ffom Vermont. af1er thcir s11hst;tntes 1Tere
voted down. and all The Maine and Nav
Hampshire rnembers who we're present voted
! fnr h6tb hi11s '0'S'
| That massachusetts, sbou1d cast h,1f h,r
! votez IN favor If 1en;crcv ~ rehels and ron~
l Interference with slavery Ia the circumst
most regretted by The nononents nf 1his rose.
| water nolicy. who refnse to believe that s1rch
| mes A. Tho'nas and Delsno tTu'I renTasent %
the Sentimental of the neonlo of fbe 9lJ nv
State, Had three Of her rrenresentati4es voted
yea On the biz the result Of the vote on the
Of tbe ahsentees. seven ara colona7s com.
| nandipr forces. one = surgeon in fhe f1sid
| viz: Mesers. Fouke. JackSon. Iopsn Mar
ION bfcKeap. Sherman. VanWyck and Van,
deycr. Three elected IS Democrats, and i've
IS Republicans: SIX were paired; Mr. Bing-
Mr. Shellabargcr, and Mr.. Frauchot With M.
| V,hhar1 Az JT.Ifon ~ No;n. fat+ f..ha1.
ht aail & w maaSen " 1au ~ h aol 10 -oe
1uuus W. ~, w 1teonu " ~ 4lH ~ tles a
~ r., Eoa"ay, ~ - 1911 nane' 4asaoogu @ ne ~ =:
hsS heen ~ - 1oE seFG ~eeks Ana nas no. oeea u
~ seaI silly " coas4Sesscnce, vas AZ sne
Sap ~ - ~. y. a1aaa5. aat ~, "as W.
efongn ~ g9 70 no, 1aat naoef ~ tne aa7aes E
81 nls P9yslcaan' H 1ass SaturaaJ; ~ t1e ao
aauS & neau sanant ~ eApAeaa.on@ y atiMnaa ,;+
re ,sas can9s, u 1a1tnss M+t oln1s 70 ssase m
~. a su.s naa uet =, ;norsan+ " inas mnSon9.n -.
eso 1seea ha on tndpos ,aus oseuns th "a "a
on IN ine
excuse vas q constl.9ent.. @ -, Ae "a ansaered t
his name, however. When s the roll "ss callc'
On me ema9elp3aon nni.
among Lno ISd Dem9elaIs, @, hea1y May ~ had q
1ai15oaS by wh5sh I her he Tas to &C. come from Ba,t
more peIQle lne 4onf lof MS departure na
arrived. But the House was fuller than O.
1ny previous II important occasion this session
u; yonn "; Mauace, OF Pennsglfanla, LETT
Tha following are the yeas md nays On th
passage Of the ConfiHcstion blu. 1t provide
70 adopt ne synoPs1s as furnished on the LIT
of May, adding the following At the end {
. the fifth class OF persons named:
6s,e e1 sae2o
: or appointments to Office since tbs date Of tt
Pretended ORDINANCE Of accession Ct such State,
snAa nase 9 taken tne oath o1 allegiance 10 the
eaaep Iunseusa1s stA1es' oo
The DILL passed H-9gainst bS, "a foloWB:
, 9EAsIMsssrS. A AldriSh. Aneys Arnold, As
p ~ 1~1S~os 1A2~At Ae-H.At~AF 1@A1a0Aa otA