New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19
January is, 1854, Mr. Smith, Of Nen:ucsy' submitted

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january ls lso4 MI, sn nv =, n''''oAy'
preamble and resolution as iYIicsAs. p.,r;.,
Wtrea' most orshs.S ~ ~ sci ~ ST. md The
sil.s win p Of personal ssd as,ioua liberty depend
,ao ~ sbsointr aud utter exhibition; therefore,
Se,a y, Ths It Is the political es moral End sacred
duty of the people use H. tgat IT, crh ~ aud forever
de.iIoy It.
/ Mr.. James C. Auen moved 70 lay the peamoie anu
resolution on TIE taOic. pG. liled' the"gh MI ioN
dlcton voted with Elm yeas -, nays iV(. $50 ,c
The resolution was then 3dOpted-ye0s liz, nays 10
Mr. pcndefon voting IN the negative, with Wood'
VOORHEES, James C. Alien, Long. Harris. OF Maryland
! Ancon, and other CoppcIheads
| Tstrn,ry IL lsll Nj Arnold submitted the follow
ing resolution:
Resred That the Constitution should he 60 amended asto
abolish Slavery ia the United sa's1 whoIeyT y now t1'
aud to prohibit ' 30 ~ 80 - Air pendeton
| IL WIS a,ioPV~e y y0"' ~ -'- -
voslngin INC heea,'S; c,,ot .,,o;,tea IN. soIlou
| February ~ IcOs, MI oOtoloA eu'"ii''N- '"N '
ing resolutions; -, ~. ,,., &.
Re'osd That the present. war wes 'ns e,1 hapded
together under sbe name Of u, sTnthsrn
hroueht on by "l.t.u a. w. ey.on,i,, h are nnbic
ard AZ mo- I - ~ - he t,as,ed as ,mch
Io.e.d That tbs .eeeon ssi DE- , . H", IN ~
ns he eyes which I'D to this be permanently
removed, TIA, IN s r.rple which /, eon, on for
ayinr Of our country and tree government there is no ddn
ground winch coed citizen OF true patriot can siam
neutrality Indifference or anything short o near, ~
ror, Of the Government beng crime where the qnesuon "
between oyay emo agreed 20 without coaut
Inc hrst reso'1tion was ~, Gov and the first
part adopted The latter portion. dgelrHg '" IN
TO prevent inc IecuI,cnVY VI ' ,'st N. ,er
future. the causes which led to TINS one 'uus1 pc p
manently removed was voted upon; IN, hne '.Ss
were l2i; tho nays were none. hr. fehdietoh
dodsed.
The vote wac thea taken upon The last resolution,
which SIMPLY G.eaIea ,hal ia tIs ~ s,s1 nnn, and
neutral ground ioI sn nons' st ' NV o ovcsnnent
that every lOyal clllleh must sU'hu ~ wv ~ D.,
1t was adopted-ycas lU'; nays houc. nut 4'i' , /,
deton could not go H. e aoeGsg, hv. NJ pcnIle
for tins ana me irce,uins -. ~" "rcc "a he
ton. candid and consistent IN us hheI'hco 70 ~,
south STOOD aoo ioy pIonu, " - cr,rnrss "a
when was hpoiient ~ ~ N, S;Ie 10 ca,pe little Cox
vote against H. h" e'at'' Tht W. pendleton VA,
swallowed the p'"f pm ~ ~, h., tn,,odi,,eIv
present, Is apparent hV"' VA I' 10 fd r,.sc
following te VOC ne uooa , ,ne anJ nrnsbnent of
luton processing against tne uI4c9' anu Pe'
his friend Naildndlghani IT. ..
March =, lst4, Mr. Stevens INTRODUCED lVins ,,,
lufion submitting two amendments 70 VIC % w.
, ion Of the United States To bc acteu upon y,
the States. Ihe Pfoiosou 'i"'N''"'''' NV "
follows ,,.. ;.,,. o,c.,, Ia, the
:. ~ Inc, whereof he party shal have been duly
convicted is forever prohibited in the United States snd al
the TorIitores. IT,, 49,, . L., ., ,b,
SIC 20 much oi ariiee ouf eeot'oi ~ ~, ,.,, III,
delivery ol persons ne'S " '' v ~
enotbei STATE, " anu,c,' l., a, . ,roso, IN Tho IN
A motion vas 'hauc ~ "a! '' so Pi Nc, pc,Jlc
Die, Dut u Nhs IeJectu-9o" ~ M I, IN -.
ION voted 10 "a! On ~ s"'''' "'''' y" -'' -
against The JOINT resolution: IT,, ., o,,ol Ran
ON Apri n l'lh' Tso'ullon W " -. ~, - :,
lamln u. haiIls' hepI n nV . .o AZ, To-,
Maryland ior u'teims TUG iioi'o"'"s "''O""'' '-
ggage IN that Dolly :, .,.,, ,;i ,.... I'm, no. yo,
ihe S. 80 80" y, NO ',,,siio rbst !, not don,
W., and God Ami.hty srani that Z never may be- HOY,
: hat YOU will never su5jlsA,e the South.
on the vote 10 expel. the yeas were e. nays 5s-Nr
Pendlcton voting in the negative.
e. %" e'- 80" 80 Asrl he gate similar VOC aeaihs
y 'ne oensu'e ,S " LIZ ~ so' ~, ,I sor..,
ouc 80. 'o"i IN ~ en- a. ' ced ,naI NV
a Pr 49, - 80 90 ,,ra urss.
On the sane daT MIR Pendleton voted against the re-
neal of che fugitive slave act Tie vote stcodeas gO
nays 80
inne X 1864 Mr. pendlaton voted against the Joint
reontion az The senate proposng TO the States change.
lie Cnnstitntior .o rs frcyor TO prohhft slavery
The FOREGOING record speaks for ITSELF II Is IA per