The Gag Vote

OD the voto rescinding the gag rule with some attenlion. Only two whigs from the free states degraded thcmselves by voting for the continuance of the infamous rule : Q$-Aïr. PROFFIT.435 of Indiano, and 03-SAMPSON MASON} of Ohio. Let thcir iníatny be perpetuated tilJ Ihey repcut. All New Eugland opposed the rule, except the 5 riemocratï from N. H. ar:d 1 from Maine. N. Y. opposed it except 5 demociats. From the siave Siates, Stewart and BottsofVa. Randall ofMd. and Underwood of Ky. voted against it. Six States opposed t unanimously. Vt. Ct. 11. 1. Mass. N. J. Mich. Eight supported it unanimously: Del. N. C. Geo. Ala. La.Mo. Tenn. Th rea etatcs not representcd: Miss. Ark. and Illinois. (7The greater part, if not all of the member8 of Loth parties, from the free States, who have been recently electcd, ted agninst the Gag. This fact shows in what direction ihe popular feeling in the l free States is movin?.