Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29

OIa.ens' Cnsheld, Crittenden, Dawes DeIano Do,-
1iridar Haiah' pnniap; English Fcher, Granger.
Gnr.a iiaight, Hail, Harding HARRISON Holman
IearS y,onlson herrigan, Knapp Law. Iazcar
1:eary Lehman, Mallory, Maynard Menz;cs %;'
por,, T mtoItoh, Nugen, Ohell Pike PendIefon
Picbs;,d hneps oil Missouri Rice of Massachusetts
EicHaTdson Robbins, Rollins of Missouri Sega'
Sneifeld Shiel, Smith, Steele of New Yort Si,
3I New Jersey Thomas of Massachusetts, Thomas of
,H@ri ANY. liain, Nailandigham Voorhees, Wads
81 ''ou' woodruff
Mr.. NOEL Of Missouri, and Messrs. Brown
and Whaley Of Virginia, were the only border
state men who voted for the bill.
The emancipation bill, which was rejected
by vote of a to IS, is as follows =
Dill TO nee from servitude the slaves of rebels en-
gagged IN or abetting the existing rebellion against
the government OF the United States.
be 1t enacted by the senate and house of
representatives Of the United States of Amer
lea III congress assembled that if anv uprson
wltmn any state or territory of the United
states shall, after the passage of this act. will
FULLY engage in armed rebellion against tho
United States, or shall wilfully aid or abet
such rebellion, or adhere to those engaged in
such rebellion, giving them aid or comfort
every such person shall thereby forfeit ali
claim to the service or labor of any persons
commonly known as slaves: and all snch
slaves are hereby declared free and forever
discharged from such servitude, anything in
the laws OF the United States, or of any state
to the contrary Notwithstanding And when
ever thereafter any person claiming the labor
OF service OF any such slave shall seek to en-
force his claim, 1t shall be sufficient defence
thereto tlat the claimant was engaged in the
SAID rebellion, or aided or abctted the same
contrary the 90
Sect. 2. And be it further enacted. that if
any person claiming to be entitled to the SER
vice or labor OF any other person shall seek to
enforce such claim, he SHALL in the first in
stance, and before any order shall be made
Tor the surrender of the person whose service
or labor Is claimed, establish not only his
claim to such service or labor, but also that
such claimant has not in any way aided. as
sisted, or countenanced the existing rebellion
against the government Of the United States.
The vote on this bill was as follows =
1EAs-Messrs: Aldrich, Alley Arnold, Ashley.
Rabbit Baker, Baxter, Beaman Blair OF Mi,somti'
b,aT OF fennsy l'ania, Blake, Burlington Campbell
Chamberlain Clark, ColfaX r. A Suukimm Hns
coe COhkllh Cutler, Davis, Duel Edgcrt0n I'D
wards LInot, Ely, Fentou, Fessendcn, frank.
Hooch, G0oGwin, Gurey, Hanchett Hickman
Hooper, Huiciins, Julian, Kellogg of Micni5uu'
Lansing Looms, LOyejoy, Mcknight AIcIhersuu'
Moorhrad, Morrill, OF Maine, Morrill, of Vermout'
Potter, Rice OF Maine Riddle Rollins OF X unmn''
shire Sergeant, sedgewick, Shanks, sloan. spauid.
ing Sic ems lrowblldge, Van ii rm, Van Valken-
burg. Nerree, Wall, Wallace, Walton of VermoIt
Mashburne, Wheeler, White Of Indiana, Wilson,
WindOn and Worcester '
sylVana, Biddle, Blair OF Virginia Br"vIe nf
Rhode Island Brown OF Virginia, Calvert, Glen.
emit Cob6. Corning, Cox, CIavens. Crisiied Crit
iendel, Dawes, Deiauo, Devon, DuhIau Dnnn
English. Fisler Granger, order, Haid2t IIaII'
iiaIdihs' Harrison, Holman, Horton Johnson
heilogs OF Illinois, kerrigan, kiliinger, mann
Law, Lazear, Leay, Lehman, MALLORY Mayuurd'
Menzies, Mitchell, Nixon, Noble, Noel, norton
Nuseh. Odel!, PendletOn, Perry, Phelps OF liIssou
H. iof,ei' frlce Rice of Massachusetts, Richardson
robinson, Rollins of Missouri, Sesar, SbetirId'
Smei' Smith, steele of New YORK. Steele OF New
jersey StIatt0n, Thomas OF Massachusetts. Thomas
% Mialyand, Train, Irimb!e. Vailandigham,
voorhees, Wadsworth, Ward. Webster Whitley
WickIihc. Wood, Woodruff y nancy