Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

VIII l9kNAA kLlg gRACk.A M nen khARR
I6ioRS do come. voS 10 thSss ~ 80,
they come! Lei NJ remembsr ,I.,stS.s
that .'an Ounes Of preyeptiye n hsttsr ~ =
. pound of oure," and ACT Hccordingir
! 4 y = = : Il -. =
IAksFe tIihKs w INN q A nj. Sn,.h..
THH Long ExPuLS,ov c,s.
RS,n,I.,,.5c. - go.
~ o 1880 tsHl OF THH HOUSE, 10.
In,ion - ssI, over iae rsso-
o.IIs-;ss ~. 49, ss,..;S'n'luuss; Toe
sisTsn " pIS., SeussIy os9" ..L :, since
tsiiSSh.I g I9e aiacus
T.onS pouSI., S0sH P \, au.oeleose Of
in.Ss;, - sSS s"u si gten l, sought
iSnvnSpS could ~ b.onSSs 20 ~ wnIee nus
S,.rS.,Is. M" ~. WITHIN ~! PSEiia'
Amns SSssS R.oo.:sI II Se1..n hsnL9SEy,
And vyf5ffSIt IL Ss!n eS!ls 9psIaing
- ~ " sep ported 80
S'ss -. sl1gs' a -
nsTsocA = ~ 50 the
NJ. NJ ~ =.
Sc. e, Y ~
SS,i,St IA !. e. Z FL - y
~ rsS,SS;S ~
s',S;... ta"0 "as1ootSs from
Rroor.GI md. ,o,,. 500, =.
the power aud necessity Of eTpeIling I,ong.
Myers and fGriuncil were unnsnsIly eI6 !,
qusut in deuouacinR Long, bis pSthies
aud bis general conduct.
Grinnell tainted Harris, of Marvlsad-
until be could scsrcely sit still in iiIs sssl
He referred to the promptusIS With which
an Abolitionist &. r. GIddiuEs) resigned
when he was eensured By .bS House for
| Introducing the resolution upou slavery
But the ohiTAlric 500 of Maryisud sat SIN
10 bis seat, having Boosted that he vas
SisYeholdet, but be thanked God that he
was the last one left HitheriuR Alone.
Harris talked loudly TO come Of his cal.
leagues, hut essaysd no SnSTsr. e; -
Long sits quietly In bis seat and l;s,sr.
carefully to all the spescbsG. Occss;srai
II some OF the Dsr5ecrSIs 80.
suit him, but be SeItibm IsoSSS :! ps,'s.
aud Rogers ara boIh cs.euIsiioS 10 sasSS
aReinSt tho .reSoIntions Sns.S.- SafE.S
las a speech to;mHES5i5 fs1or ~ ~. 80
luton, and Long IL 10 be srrords5 ,Ss .Io-
sinn.sppech. Ii Ia the nreseDt in,s,,,;oS -
ger q vote On II "a. piohc mn r. 1iIi hsjoto
Il vote Is reached 81 all.
TEN FoarY. of Missop,;
Ia opposing the resolution. nsSs,tjnsS H.,
Longs speech should be tolerated
EXCITING pERATp IL TsH sET.7,
IT.. So. - :. --I.,
- ~ - :. S9ueShat eea:
s. ~ HoHua SleAlty manifested
IL - - =. - S~,'''S7
lonl H"I LOT teW moments promised 70
L ' zoe scenes Witnessed on tie floor
Iutos winters iot IsSo.'el. Thelds-
nsSG curing Tue carly part Of the morning
having oeen very dulI' i6e galleries were
vacant, attention being entirely absorbed
70 tne asreoane performances 10 the H0uEe.
smnhstIc sas N''Ss me- FoTesFs
aud RanIls'r in his diIposition, hs IDv1S so
soon become bslligefani: and bIS f a. ~
| personal attack upon Senat6rS. counis5
with his dSuunoiaIions OF New EngisnS
took every one yjgurptise. H. bss 49,
sSIidueuG In his efforts 10 bring tho Subisat
of taxation before the Senate. snd doSbI.
lees fslt hiuSeit unfairly dealt with In tbs
delay Of action upon HE pFoposi,;enp: hut
no one SCENE % be impressed With the iieS
that any objections HAD been raised 20 his
amendments on personal erouudG. al,
assaults upon the Eastern StAteS ara rs.
gasded "a Unnecessary aud upiuSti6uble.
and his FIRE. eating manifastationR haya az
Ideally done his cause much ipjury: Tb.
vote Of the Senate upou tue amendment
indicates the itviSIoG OF oajnton nno1 ~.
subject, and there is every reason tn bs'
leVe tnet ~ some early DAY she Fishing
!! bo9nty systso1, VIII Os discussed sflengsh
IH u0 uSalneu IN setere! imPostsat Psrtieu-
80 sT r9s NEe 1pPE5oensIEe OF nos'ile
AZ. sna Mr. CnSn-
9iot. DuA Suo PLooAohitles are SnAt with re-