The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-09
NEW JERSEY.
Nays-Halsev. Rep. Hill, Rep; Haisht, DEM; Sit
ETeaves Dam.-4.

NEW JERSEY.
Nays Halsev; Rep; Hill, Repi Haisht. Dem.i Sit
PENrsxLvAN1A.
Yeas Broomall, Rep. CovOde, Rep; Kelley Rep.i
MsIcu5 REP Rep; Myers vp vMsp %Nsll; Reps Stevens
Nays-Boyer, DEM; Getz, Dem; Glossbrenner,
Roo1hesd Rep Rsnd DS% Rsp Van
Auken, Dem; Woodward Dem.-n.
DELAWARE
Nays-Nicholson, Dem,-i
sss419SR%s: B:R Mccullough, Dom stone,
DEM; Phelps. Dem.-4.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Esys-Hubbard, Rep; POlsley, Rep
OHIO.
nwfsncs sHA'RRS R. eRPehOS RfRP SSfRss S'p E''y Rep
Nays Bingham, Rep; gnekland, Rep Cary, Ind;
gan, Dem; Mungen Dem; Plants, Rep: Spaldiag,
Rep; Van Trump, Dem.i welker, Rep.i Wilson, Rep.
INDIANA.
Yeas-Coburn, Rep: Hunter, Rep Julian, Rep;
orb. Rep shanks, Rep; Willisms, Rsp;l9 -.
Nays-Holman, DEM; Kerr DEM; Nibsck, DEM;
Washburn, Rep.-4' -
Yess-TrowbrIdge, Rep.-l.
Nays-Beaman, Reps Ferry, Rep; briggs, Rep;
KENTUCKY.
NAys-Adams, Dem,; Beck DEM; Colladay, Dem:
Grover, Dem X mott, Dem.-5.
ILLINOIS.
Yeas-Bromw ell, Rep; Cullom, Reps Farusworth.
Nays-Baker, Dem: Burr, Dem: Cook, Rep; In
geIsoll, Rep. Marshall, Dsm.i Ross, Dem.i Wash
WISCONSIN.
Yens-Gobb; Rep; Hopkins Rep; Paine, Reps.
Nhys-Edridge. Dem.; Washburn, Rep; Sawyer,
MINNESOTA
Yea-Donnelly, Rep.-l
IOWA,
Yeas-Price, Rep; Loughridge, Rep-2
MAYS lmS,ays-1hslllson, Rep'i Dodge, Rep. HUBBARD,
Wilson, Reps.
McCiurg Rep Newcstn6 Rep Pile, % Rep.; i1sP van
Nays-Benjamin, Rep.-1
TENNRssBE
SS RAS sisEss Rsp 56 %9yqGd Reg Mullins Rep
Nsys-Hawkins Rep.-l.
CALIFORNIA,
Yeas-HIgby, Rep.-l.
Nays-Axtell Dem; Johnson Dem.-2.
NEVADA.
Nays-Ashley, Rep.-l.
KANSAS.
Total-For mpeschment 81 Republicans; against
&C Republicans and Al Democrats.
ABsENTEKS
Rhode Island--Mr. Jeuckes, Rep.-1.
New York-Messrs. Cornell Pomeroy, selye, and
Rsn aoTn neps ana "Ooo' FOX Morri'sey' and
New Jersey MI; Moore, Rsp.-l;
PennIylvaDiA-hessrS. Cake, Fianey, Morrsll, and
SISSssSeNNE SIsSsssSeNE. RES5F M;oS5Sp Rspia, Rel,
West virginle13MG. Mr.. Kit hen Rep.-1.
SebSTaakanMT. aSSan4iM; ilf Tafrs, = Rcpp-i. RseTr.'
IllinOi6-Mr Raum, Rep.-l
Mass achusetts-Mr. Mitchell Rep.-I
Total absent, 2l.-of whom 10 are counted against
impeachment and for II.
twill be observed from the foregoing ANALYSIS
that In but four States did the impeachers have
a majority of the delegation, viz. New Hamp.
shire, Indiana, Tennessee, and Missouri. In the
Illinois, and Wisconsin, majority OF Republi-
cans voted for it.
The JaHa Colonists,
The following extract of letter from an
officer on board the United States steamer Swa-
tara will be read with INTEREST,"
1.-The American colony at Jaffa is gradually
dispensing. The Quaker City took off several,
and sufficient sum was subscribed on board
this vessel to send one family home. This was
not done on account OF any very great sympathy
on our part for any of the people, but because
all the members Of this family were, and had
been sick, and we did not like the idea of leav-
ing them to die III strange land, or beg of the
Arabs.
and founder of the colony, joined the party of
officers who visited Jerusalem, and made such
an uniavOrable impression on them by his own
statement of affairs as to satisfy us all that he
was no enthusiast, but common swindler, who
hoped to establish a rival colony to that Of Salt
Lake. He is a common fellow, prototype OF
the Mormon elder can scarcely conceive IL
possible that any intelligent men could have
surrendered themselves SO completely to his
guidance.
''People who never would have paid their
pew rent at home without taking a receipt, ap-
pear to have blindly placed the whole of their
means in his hands, without any vouchers,
articles of association, or means OF controlling
its disposition. They assert that they believed
the second advent OF Christ was about to take
place, and even those who did not believe this
were of opinion that the ancient fertility of
Palestine was about to be restored by some
revolution of nature, and they wished to be on
hand when the distribution of farms and town
lots took place. This is absolutely the explana-
ton given to me by two of the most intelligent
OF the colonists, one of them supporter and
the other an opponent of Mr.. Adams. They
have been severely punished.
"Cretan affairs remain in the same unsatis-
factory state; the real revolutionary govern
ment OF Crete s established here in Lyra, and |
am informed that they will not accept any con-
cesslcns or compromises offered by the Ottoman
Government. The removal of the families and
the assistance they receive through blockade
runners will, undoubtedly, enable them to con-
tinue the revolution so long as they are per-
mitted TO entertain hopes OF foreign interVen-
tion.n