Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-14
ADVERTIsINe RATEs.
boil until Mr.. HARRIS of Maryland made 4
.Nao,b .s folIaura


speech, as follows
Mr. Harris said that he indorsed ever word
that the gentleman from Ohio (Mr. Long had
uttered, and would stand by him for veal or
woe. You cay the gentleman (Mr. Longy
meant treason at the very moment that you
say he was sincere and honest He was will
ing to 60 with his friend Mr. Long) anywhere
on this issue. Could not man say when
war .is carried on TO exterminate q people, that
he would rather have peace, thus saving lives
on both sides2 We were ground down peo-
pie. He (Mr. Harts) was peace mana
radical peace man. He was for recognizing
the Southern Oonfederacy, and for Acquescing
in the doctrine OF secession. He had hope
but il was not in this House He hoped tor
nado would come and sweep you from pow Ell,
and give il TO honest men, who have feelings
Of humanity and some regard for the princi
Piles OF their fathers War would never bring
termination worth cent He was for peace
and Union too, Laughter. He was bet
ter man than sny of them Renewed laugh
teri Il We can not make peace, let as have
two splendid governments-tso happy gov
erBniehls. He was STAKEHOLDER, and was so
Lstill, If ali bis slaves had not been stolen
from him. He looked at those who opposed
slavery as madmen. He compsssioned them.
II slavery was q sin he was willing TO bear it :.
The North have been deceived by stereo-
typed falsehoods. When this war eOmmenc-
ed, Secretary Seward said il could be put
down in sixty days Instead Of IS 900 men
ending it, you have called for half million
Of soldiers to serve a king who is the war
power The South ask you to leave them in
peace but now you say you will bring them
into subiection. This is not done yet, and
Cad Almighty grant that it never may be.
hope that you will never subjugate she South.
The President has proved himself unfit to be
inlrusted with the moneyed power.
| AT this point Mr.. Harris was called to order
aud choked of. I u.J
The debate proceeded on the resolution to
expel Long Mr. Wood produced Longs
manuscript. There being some discussion as
to exactly what Mr.. Long said be observed
the manuscript is now before him from which
he read, Ho prepared his speech four weeks
ago He had not altered word"
II, The vote on the resolution for the expulsion
Of Harris, was as follows:
1dYRAs--Messrs. Alley, Allison Ames, Ander-
sou, Arnold, Ashley, Bailey, Baldwin Mass J.
Baxter, Blaine, Besman, Blair (Mo. J, Bout
we'll, Boyd, Btoomall, Brown (WsIt Va, Am
breosl W. Clark Freeman CLARK, Cobb, Cole,
Davis md J, Davis IN. Y. Dixon, Donnelly,
briggs, Dumont kckley, Eliot, Frank Gar
feld,p Gooch, Grinnel, Hale, Highly, Hooper,
Hotehkiss, Hubbard (Iows), Hubbard (Conn J,
Jenckes, Julian, Kasson, Kelley, Kellogg,
Mich. }, Kellogg IN. ~, Loan, Marvin Nc
Bride, McClurg, MeIhdoe, Miller (N Y. J. Nor
rill, Morris IN. Y. y Amos Myers, Leonard Ny
eru, orth, Patterson, Pike, Pomery, Price,
Randall (Ky.), Rollins IN. Il. J, Schenek, SEQ
held, Shannon, Smithers, SpAuldiug. Starr,
burg, Washburne Qll), Washburne, Mass },
Webster, Williams, Wilder Wilson, Window,
Woodbridge no
NAYs-Messrs. Jas @. Allen, Ancona, Bald.
win, (Micb), Bliss, Brown (Wis.), Chanler,
Clay, Cox, Cravens, Dawson, Denison, Eden,
Eldridge, English, Finek, GauBon, Gridsr, Har-
ding, Harrington, HerTick Holman, Hutchins,
johnson, (Pa), johnson, (o.), Herman Law,
LazeAr, Leblond, Long, Mallory, Marcy, Nc
Alister, Mcdowell McMenney, Middleton,
Miller (Pa), Morris 70 }, Morrison, Nelson,
0dell, Pendleton, Pruyn, Randall, (Pa. Rob
insoD, Rogers, Rollins, (Mol, Ross, Scott,
Steele, IN J. }, Steele, IN. j }, Stouse, Sweat,
Voorhees,, Elijah Ward, Chiffon A. White,
Jos. W. White, Winfield, Fernando Wood.
There not being the required two-thirds
vote to expel member the resolution was de-
clared rejected
Mr. scbeuek of Ohio then offered the fol.
lowing; a.5si !. aois-rl
"ResolUed, That Benjamin O. HArrias a rep.
resentative from the Fifth District of the
State Of Maryland having spoken words this
day in debate manitestly tending and Design.
ed 70 encourage the existing rebellion and the
publs enemies Of this nation, is declared TO
be an unworthy member Of this House, and ia
hereby severely 'eensnred,
Tbs vote on this resolution was a. follovs
frAs-Messrs Alley Allison, Ames. An.
dersou, Arnold, Ashley, Bailey Baldwin
(Mass Baxter, BeamaR, Blaine, Blair, Bout.
we'll Boyd, Broomell, Brown (Wis Ambrose
w Clark, Freeman Clark, Cobb, Cole. Coz.
Davis Md }, Davis IN Y, Dixon, Donnelly.
DrggS Dnmonb Eekley, Eliot, EnRIsh'
Frank, Ganson, GARFIELD, Gooeh. GripnelI
Hale, Harrinton, Highly, Holman, Hotobkiss'
Hubbard (loWal Hubbard (Cohn.), Jenokes'
Julian, KAsson, Kelly, kellogg (Mich,l KeL
iogg IN. r. Herman, noan, Marvin. MeAlIs-
ter, Mcbride, McClurg, MeIndos Middleton.
Miller IN ~ Morrill,, Morris IN Y,A. AmoS
Myers, LeonRrd Myers, Nelson, Odell. Ortb.
Patterson, Pike, Pomery, Price, Randall
Ky }. Rollps IN. H), SohsAek, seoheld,
shannon, Smithers, SpauldiRg Starr, Steele,
(N. r., Steele IN ]. Thayer, Thomas, Tracy,
UHson, Van NAlkenbetg, Washbnrns (In0,
Washbnrne (Mass) Webster, wbAley, viii
liams, Wilder, Wilson, Wihdon, Winfield.
Z NAYs--Aessrs. j C. Allen, Aneona, Blisa.
ChAnler, Deniaon, Eden, Eldridge, Lane, LIE.
blond Miller (PAl Morrison, Pendleton.
Psuyu, Randall (Pa }, Ross, S,rouse, Chiffon
A. White, Fernando Woods' q 'qr hae