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rebellion. Mr. Vallandigham declared he had moved his amendment
to beorty-four members only voting for it, and Mr.
Vallandigham's amendment was then rejected, only twentdeclared
that Mr. Burnett, and especially Mr. Vallandigham,
misapprehended the spirit of the countryhould be employed
actively in the field. Mr. Vallandigham inquired if he was to
understand that thevolunteers. The amendment was agreed to. Mr.
Vallandigham moved to strike out the second section, T dare to
desecrate it to such base uses. Mr. Vallandigham, of Ohio, moved
to lay the bill on the ta table-yeas, forty-four; nays, sixty-
one. Mr. Vallandigham demanded the yeas and nays on its
passageussion should be confined to amendments. Mr.