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Vote of Confidence in tSie PresidentThe following resolution, introduced by Mr. Treat, of Bridgeport, was passed in the House 011 Friday by a vote of ISO io -12.Resolved. Thai our confidence in the patriotism aud integrity ol‘ the President of the United Statesremains unshaken, and that as the representatives of the people ol' this State, we pledge ourselves w support aud sustain him in the prosecution of all measures which shall be found necessary to suppress the infernal rebellion now raging, and to re-establish the National Union, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution, and restore the supremacy of the law throughout our entire country. Ant’ while we tender to him our sympathy in ihe trying and difficult circumstances in which he is placed, and in the pressure of so momentous responsibilities, we deprecate every attempt to impute to him such evils or disasters sis may have resulted from the errors of judgment, inefficiency or culpability of subordinate officials, aud which no cxcrlions on his part could have prevented or averted.Those who voted in file affirmative areMessrs Cowles, Fox, Skinner, Thompson, Grant, Brainard, Bice, Sidney Smith, Kmue* Gates, Gildings, Wads wot ih, J. T. Pratt, Edwin Foster, Lyman Hotchkiss, Hammer, Bush-nell, Law, Plumb. Leete John- Griswold, Lewis, Munson, Train, Merwin, Wheadon, Dayton, Tyler, Elffiq, CUatfield, M. E. Baldwin, Weaver, Colt, Adams, Samuel B.. Case,I Stark, Day, Keg win, P. E. Rowland, Eiisha I Morgan, Anson Loomis, Mason, W. K. Burnham, Thomas Clark, Prentiss, M. Griswold, Jr., Trumbull, Noyes, Dart, Treat, Tweedy, Pierce, Weed, Sterling, Alvord, Shelton, Hoyt, Hill, Bates, Osborne, Charles Smith 2d, Gimstead, Morgans, G S Nichols, Taylor, Buck, Lyon, Lincoln, Tamtor, Fogg, J. H. Potter, Greene, Osgood, \V. W. White, David Smith, Upham, Lavis, U. W. Burnham, L. Burnham, Morse, Matthew son, P. S. Beebe, Hickex, Cleveland, Hayes, Bunnell, Stephen Foster, Gaylord, Abijah Catliji, Eaton, Erwin, Josiah Beardsley, Ralph Brown, Alderman Ives, A. T. Peck, Hard, W. A. Strong, Coe. Purple, Silliman, Beecher, Camp. Cone, Griffin, C. 0, Spencer, Shepard, Rogers, N. B. Pratt, Stannard, M. M. Loomis, Lillie, F. P. Bissell, Kimball, Charles Arnold, Reynolds, Colburn, Paul, A. Kellogg, I Batty and Hull.Those who voted in the negative are Messrs. Charles Chapman, Church, Palmer, Woodruff, Ware, D. J. Peck, Sperry, Chidsey, Eli B. Smith, Scranton, Eli Smith, S. C. Ford, E. Moore, Jr., Avery, Herskeil, Tanner, 1J. T. Potter, Joice, Sutton, Mead, Ezra Morgan, Briggs, Judd, Booth, M. V. B. Rowland, Wakeman, Fish, Dixon, Sanford, Pickett, E; Beardsley, Nelson Ford, Watson, Pearson, G. S. Clark, Kirby, W. 1\ Wilcox, Asaph Strong, 'Hyde, Joslyn, F. Baldwin and J, L. Fair man.
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The Daily Palladium
New Haven, Connecticut, US
Mon, Dec 22, 1862
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