The Camden Weekly Journal

The Vote.—As a table for future reference, we give the following recapitulation of the votes in the House on the passage of the Nebraska bill:

AFFIRMATIVE.

Democrats from the Northern States 44

Democrats from the Southern States 55

Whigs from the Northern States 00

Whigs from the Southern States 14

113

NEGATIVE.

Democrats from the Northern States 43

Democrats from the Southern States 2

Whigs from the Northern States 48

Whigs from the Southern States 7

100

ABSENTEES AND THOSE NOT VOTING.

Democrats from the Northern States 5

Democrats from the Southern States

Whigs from the Northern States

Whigs from the Southern States 21

84

Among the absentees were three, one half of our delegation, viz: Messrs. Aiken, Keitt and McQueen. Probably some of them had paired off with the opponents of the bill.

Since writing the above, we learn from the Mercury that Mr. Aiken had paired off with an opponent of the bill, but was warmly in favor of it: Mr. McQueen was absent on account of indisposition in his family; and Mr. Keitt did not vote.

The Nebraska Kansas bill passed the Senate without amendment, at a late hour of Thursday night, and it is understood that the President was ready to sign it, the bill is doubtless a law before this.