, 1862-06-09
THE ERECGriSIDE1sAT OF EMAN'
CITATION
Analysis OF the Voting.
WASHINGTON. June 8, 1852.

FA=AA-tHA AO-es JUN VI ASoss
TIE EMANCIPATION BILL.
The majority l,y which the House reconsid-
cred its rejection OF the bill 1ihcratluS the
slaves of rvbels, and recomniLted it to thu
select committee, astOunted the DenaDcElt5
and surprised the most sanguinc Republicans.
No one looked for more than ten majority,
but the motion to reconsider prevailed bf
nineteen. Tho conserTe-slavcEy party had
every man On the ground, iucludtEE Colonel
Fouke, broueh: all the way from Illinois, and
moved q call Of the House, TO render every
1lan S :tteniai,ee Il certainty
ocratic side seemed fullest, and the leaders
hoped for victory, through Republican alb
s.nteo ism, which has several times this ses-
| sion secured the passage OF = had bill or the
| defeat of 4 good one. Three Republicans only
| wiltr!Iy stopped tbrir ears, viz: Messrs. Gran-
| ger Of Michigan, against whom former friends
| talk very bitterly, some even going SO IAr IS
/ to call him traitor to the party by which nc
was elected. M. Horton ot Ohio, and Mt.
| Divcn Of New York, paired with Mr. Olin,
| who voted for the bill last week. Mr. HArri-
! son of Ohio, who voted with Mr Horton, is
not classed as a Republican. The two Rhode
Island members aud the Democratic members
from Connecticut, voted against rcconsdera-
| tion. All the Massachusetts members except
Judge Thomas, who was elected Us Unloni5t,
voted for reconsideration.
Mr.. Fisher Of Delaware. who did not vote at
all, and alr. Casey of Kentucky, who only
voted against laying On the table, wcre in the
House, but beiig from border slave States
werr cautious. The following we're paired:
Ncssrs. Conway with Morris. Canpbs1l with 4.
Ncoi. Wheeler with Richardson, Eliot wiki
Hall, Fenton with Perry, Blair Of Pl- with Girls
field, Patton with 0deu, DIN with Disea.
| CnLoSE1s ARSEsT AMP CSPAIRED:-Messr
NCi.cDr, MSratOn a. H. jackson tky-l ' an II yc6
IN. ~ fa1deye- lIt1Na1.
St'RGEoS ABSENT AND ENPA1RED.-M1. Socrates
| n. Sherman IN. y
Mr.. Porter's substitute for the original hill
which the select committee was instructed tt
r+port hack, and which will doubtless pass If
substantially its present form, is framed upor
, | the model OF the contiscation bill, which hN
, already passed the Hunse-
, II frees the slaves cf tho same enumerated
classes Of zing}eaAere, whose property is con
:. tlscated Immediately, and provides, like thI
| Cunii$eation bill. Tor freeing the slaves OF al
. | other rebels who remain such sixty days atle
I public proclamation aad warning by the Praa
| ldtnt. Most Of the Other SECTIONS Of the bill
relate to the machinery By which freedom
ascertained and continued.
! A section disqualifying from holding otfic
q all those whose SLAVES aTc Tree under the bill
and providing for voluntary coloniz ation, se
cured at least two votes. The committee vii
+ probably be unable to report for . fortnight
| as it must wait until regularly called. But
c re commitment Was Inevitable, since it Woul
!, I otherwise have been impossible TO put it to-
!, ward, the time having passed within which
. was possible to reconsider the vote that SCI
n the bill to its third reading. 1t is not lmpr'
il table the Conh*cation bill, eome~h:
n amended, will meantime come down from tt
g Senate,