The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-22
FINoK's VOTE ON THE RESOLUTION
CENSURING LONG.

FINCK'S VOTE ON THE RESOLUTION
CENsURING LONG.
On the 8th Of April last, our readers
will remember, Hon. Alexander Long
delivered speech in Congress, pro
posing to recognize the Rebel Confed-
Grey, and declaring that the rebel
lion could never be suppressed. A re-
solution to expcl Mr.. Long was intro
duccd which was followed by a rcsolu-
ton Of ccnsure, the preamble of which
set forth substantially, "that Alexan-
der Long, Representative from the
Second District Of Ohio, by his open
declaration in the National Capital,
and by publication in Now York, has
shown himself to be in favor of the re-
cognition of the so-callod Confoderacy
now trying to establish itself on the
ruins of the country, thereby giving
aid and comfort to the enemy in their
destructive practices and to the trai
tors against the Government within
our borders, BY assurances Of their sue
cess and ailirmations Of the justice OF
their cause, and that such conduct is
incompatible with his duty as a mem
Dor of this body"
For thus giving aid and comfort to the
rebels Mr. Long was ccnsured by the
House, against which ccnsure, WM f.
FINcK, the Democratic nominee for
Congress in this District, voted. The
following is tho vote taken from the
Ohio Statesman
"Mr. Cox, moved to lay tho rcsolu-
ton to censurc Mr.. Long ON the table.
This was disagreed to-yeas 20,
nays 70,
Tho first resolution was then read,
namely:
That the said Alexander Long be
and he hereby is declared to be an un-
worthy member of this House.
The resolution was agreed to-ycas
So nays 20, as follows:
YEAs--Mcssrs. Allon, Allison, Amcs,
Anderson, Arnold, Anthony, Baily,
Baldwin, of Mass, Baxter, Beaman
Blaine, Boutwell,, Boyd, Broomall, A.
W. Clark, Cobb, Cole Croswel,, Dawes,
Dcming, briggs, Dumont, Ecklcy,
Farnsworth, Frank, Garfield. Grinnell,
Gooch Highly, Hooper, lIolchkiss,
Hubbard, of Con, Jcncks, Julian, Kas
son, Kelley, Kellogg OF Mich. Kellogg
Of N. Y, Loan, Longycar, Marvin,
Mcbride, Mcclure, Mclndoe, Miller of
N. Y, MurrilI, Morris, of N. Y, Amos
Myers, Leonard Myers, Norton, ,O'NciI,
Of Pa, OrLh, Patterson Porham, Pike,
Pomeroy, Price, Randall of N. Y.
Rice Of Mass, Rice Of Maine, Rollins of
N, H., Schenck, Shannon, Sloan, Smith,
Smithcrs, Starr, Stcans, Thaycr,
Thomas, Urson, Van ValllcnbMgh,
Washburnc of Mass, Washburne, ,ofIll.,
Webster, Whalcy, Wilder, Wilson,
Window and Wcodbridgc--SO.
NAYs--J. o. Allen. W, ]. Allen, An
coma, Baldwin of Mich, Blair of Mo-,
Bliss, Brown of Wis, Brown, of W.
Va, Chanler, Clay, Colfroth, Cox, Cra
vcns, Dawson, Dennison, Eden, Ed
ridge, FlNCK, Ganson, Gridor, Hall,
Harding, harrington, Harris of Md,
llcrrick, Holman, Hutchins, Johnson
of Pa, johnson OF Ohio, Calbicicsh,
Herman, King, Knapp, Law, la
zcar, Mallory, Marcy, Mcdowell,
Mckinney, Miller of Pa, Morris OF
Ohio, Morrison, Nelson, Noble, Odcll,
ONcilI of Ohio, Pcndlcion, Perry,
Pruyn, Radiord, Randall of Pa, Rob,
inson, Rogers, Rollins of Mo-, Ross,
Scott, Stcbbins, Steele, OF NY, Steele
OF n, j., Strousc, Stuart, Sweat, Voor-
hccs, Ward, Wheeler, c, A. White, J.
W, White, Winfield, Fernando Wood
Ionman--70.