Yes it passed the House in May 10 1860. It did not pass the Senate until Feb 20 1861. After a conference committee with the house to iron out some minor differences the Senate passed the Morrell Tariff Act, March 2 1861
In the Senate 24 yes votes, 14 no votes and 12 abstentions.
5 of the abstentions were southern Democrats. Had the senators of the 7 seceding states remained in the Senate, that would have probably been 14 more no votes. The bill would have failed.
Probably is not history. You are using non-sequiturs to try to impress your buddies.