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We will give them all the benefit OF the stand
they have taken, when they come before the
people again for reelection. We don't believe
all their constituents are Of the same charac-
ter as that Of ONE of their associates. Let all
the Temperance papers throughout the United
States keep This before the people, and let the
advocates, at the meetings, keep II before The
people.


ONE OF THE PEOPLE.


On motion 10 suspend the rules SO as TO
admit the resolution allowing the use OF the
Hall TO the Congressional Temperance Soci-
ETY., the yeas and nays stood as follows


YEAs.-Messrs. Abbott, John @. Adams, Stephen
Adams, Ashmun Barringer, Bell Blanchard, Brod-
head, Milton Brown. VIM. G. Brown, Burlington,
w. w Campbell, Cathcart, Clarke, Cooke, Collamer,
Collin, Constable, Cranston, Crozier Calver, Dar-
ragh, DE Mott, Dillingham;, Dixon, Dunlap, Edsall,
Erdman, II. Ewing Faran, Foot, Giddngs Graham
Grinnell, Grover, Hamin, Hampton, Heny, Herrick,
Hiard, Elias b. Holiness Samuel ID. Hubbard,
Hudson, Joseph r. Ingersoll. Jenkins, James H.
Johnson, Daneil p. King, Thomas Butler King,
Lawrence, Leake, La Sere, Lewis, Levin, McHenry,



Rathbun, julius Rockwell, John A. Rockwell, Root,
Scammon, Seaman, Truman Smith, Albert Smith,
Caleb b. Smith, Stanton, Strohm, Benz. Thompson,
JAS Thompson, Tibbats, Tredway, Trumbo, Vance,
Vinton, Wentworth, White, Williams, Winthrop,
Wood, Yancey, Young and Yost-86.


NAYs.-Messrs. Anderson, Bayly, Bedinger Ben
ton, Biggss James A. Black, Bowlin, Boyd, Brinker.
hoff, Brockenbrough Burt, Reuben Chapman, Chase
Chapman, Cummins, Cunningham, Daniel, Ganet
Davis, Ficklin, Gordon Haralson Harmanson, Hoge,
Isaac Il. Holmes, Hopkins, George S. Houston
Edmund w. Hubbard, Hungerford, Hunter, Chas.
J. lngerso Joseph Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Geo.
w. Jones, Seaborn Jones, Lumpkn Robert MCle-
land, Mcconnell, MIGRATE, M'Dowell, MGaughey,
M'Kay b. Martin, Payne Perri Petit, Phelps,
Relic. Rhett, Ritter Roberts, Sawyer, Alexander d.
Sims, Leonard H Sims, Simpson, Thomas Smith,
Slarkweather, Stephens, st. John, Jacob Thompson
Toombs, Wick and Yel-62.


MEMBERS IN THEIR SEATS, BuT NOT VOTING
Messrs. Arnold, Atkinson Baker, James Black, John
H. Campbell, Carroll, Jno. G. Chapman, Augustus
A. Chapman, Cobb, Cullom, Dargan, Jefferson Davis,
Delano Dobbn, Dockery, Douglass. Dromgooe,
Ellsworth. Edwin H Ewing, Foster, Fries Garvin,
Gentry, Giles, Goodyear Grsder, Harper, Hough,
John w. Houston, Washington Hunt, James b.
Hunt, Kennedy, p King Leb, Ligon Long, Maclay,
M Clean, M'Clernand, M Iyaine, John p. Martin
Miller Morris, Morse Parish, Pendleton Perry, Pol
lock, Price, Ramsey, Reid, Runk Russell, Sawtele,
Schenck, Seddon, Severance, Robert Smith, Stewart
Strong, Sykes, Thibodeaux, William p rhomasson,
Thurman, Tilden, Towns, Wheaton. WiImot Wood
ruff, Woodward, Woodwork and Wright-72.


1t requiring a two-,hird vote TO suspend
the rules, it was not carried. Consequetly
those who voted in the negative, and those who
did not vote, (being presenD virtually voted
against the temperance cause