s, Oakes,
Seymour, Squire, Cooper, Burr, Bennett, Marvine, Midler,
Stephens, Johnson, Wetmore, Hammond, and S. Seymour. _Nay_--Mr.
Barker.

DELAWARE--_Yeas_--Messrs. Clement and Smithers.

MARYLAND--_Yeas_--Messrs. Codet, Alexander, Winchester,
Stephens, and Wilmot. _Nays_--Messrs. Purnell, Ricaud, Pinkney,
and Kramer.

VIRGINIA--_Nays_--Messrs. Bolling, McHugh, Cochran, Boteler,
Preston, and Maupin.

FLORIDA--_Yea_--Mr. Call.

NEW JERSEY--_Yeas_--Messrs. Deshler, Weeks, Lyon, and
McClellan.

PENNSYLVANIA--_Yeas_--Messrs. Freeman, Nelclede, Gossler,
Smith, Gillinham, Hammond, Wood, Gilford, Pyle, Farrand, and
Williamson. _Nays_--Messrs. Johnson, Sewell, Jones, Parker,
Heistand, Kase, Kinkaid, Coffee, Carlisle, Crovode, Edie,
Sewell, and Power.

LOUISIANA--_Yeas_--Messrs. Lathrop and Elam. _Nays_--Messrs.
Harman and Hardy.

CALIFORNIA--_Yeas_--Messrs. Wood and Stanley.

ARKANSAS--_Yea_--Mr. Logan. _Nay_--Mr. Fowler.

TENNESSEE--_Yeas_--Messrs. Brownlow, Bankhead, Zollicoffer,
Burton, Campbell, Donelson, Harris, Bilbo, and Beloat.
_Nays_--Messrs. Nelson, Reedy, and Picket.

KENTUCKY--_Yeas_--Messrs. Stowers, Campbell, Raphael, Todd,
Clay, Goodloe, and Bartlett. _Nays_--Messrs. Shanklin, Jones,
Carpenter, Gist, and Underwood.

OHIO--_Yeas_--Messrs. White, Nash, Simpson, and Lippett.
_Nays_--Messrs. Gabriel, Olds, Ford, Barker, Potter, Stanbaugh,
Rodgers, Spooner, Hodges, Kyle, Lees, Swigart, Allison,
Fishback, Thomas, Corwine, Chapman, Ayres, and Johnson.

INDIANA--_Yeas_--Messrs. Sheets and Phelps. _Nay_--Mr.
Meredith.

MISSOURI--_Yeas_--Messrs. Edward, Fletcher, and Hockaday.
_Nay_--Mr. Breckenridge.

MICHIGAN--_Yea_--Mr. Wood.

WISCONSIN--_Yeas_--Messrs. Lockwood, Cook, Chandler, and
Gillies.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA--_Yeas_--Messrs. Ellis and Evans.

ILLINOIS--_Yeas_--Messrs. Danenhower and Allen. _Nays_--Messrs.
Jennings and Gear.

IOWA--_Nays_--Messrs. Webster and Thorrington.

_Yeas_--108. _Nays_--77.

We will close this chapter by giving the delegates who seceded from the
Nominating Convention, with the Address published by them on the
occasion. That recession was a more inconsiderable affair than has been
represented by the foreign party of this country. The author of this
w