Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-12

Mr. F;ncE OF Ohio said he did not CONCUR u
al he views assumed antl expressed ny A!S CO..
lea rue IL Long re did not Behave tl::t
Secession exists under QUE form OF goy2cli>:ii5
and was unwilling IL acknowledge Inc oaIe2-
crate states He also dssanted now as be ht.
from the beginning llssented, from the views #
A{r Starons, shat The S9uth S III lndenon&@n5
BOWER The Democrats Of I'll great : orbn"es5
1e believed were with i1il II these Views ie a.
nos believe hat force alone ollia E9s6It2 = e
Union. There must, besides, De cohciti;t81on
ssuo s5,tesnansilp baj alas! 5ucl requisite
statesman hip was I1>t s be found, II IU2s5l:'2s
If >eaca and war we're not - ~ discussed here,
what should be- discussed? j questi'>ns q st!cl
! moment could not be debated. then, 11.io%>l,
were we IL lamontabie condttlon. L Nr.
Longs speech gave aid ana comfort 10 the
enemy, Why did certain Republican monloerS
81 describe fer copies &c be distributed On The
9th II January; 1853 NJ. Conway. OF Kansas.
made a speech here and deliberately proposed
that the wax should term nate at once, and TIE
President be authorized at once 70 open ne$o~
tiations for recognizing the Confederate States.
Where at that time WAS the terrible OF pouring
Of Indignation? Where, he asked VAS me
record Of expulsion and gansure2 ne p4Dhcc
opinion Of which The gentleman from Maryland
Mr. Dayisl spoke would de5non9 AZ ans%< e
The people want and would insist upon "a
play Why was not iIr. conway cen5ureo !, Or
expe7lea? Why was not a resolution tor t5la6
purpose introduced by the gentleman rom n
diana, Mr. Colfax, who was neo Der Of on0
House at hat time? The reason WY his CO..
Sta not belong to the Republican parts. The
speeches made in favor Of expulsion were mere
" partisan. and were unworthy Of do!iosE"5tYe
assembly.
Mr.. Whaley, Of " est Virginia, controrerted
the truth Of he remark OF tornanho " COG tH't
there were no war Democrats. On the CONTRA
r7, thousan dis Of Democrats ..acksnn ana
;}ouslas nemocrats--had taken the ted n his
new State IF the gentleman from Nc" OK
was TO % the leader Of the Democratic parry.
let his friends make their speeches accord'13glH.
Let Us fight the traitors North and Sou.h. II
and out Of this hall. Let Us not lay down or
armies until Fhe star spangled banner shall bc
evorvvhore unfurled ard respe tee throughout
the land.
Mr.. Dunont Of Indiana. n the course Of Ms
remarks in support Of the resolution tor eN2"l-
sion. said when Mr.. Long wanted 70 VIA
warm place in the heart and affections OF FER
nando Wood, the only way WAS reai1y 60 Si2o"
that lie was traitor
The House, at half~past aeyen. adj'urneo'
The II. 5. Deputy Collector Of "IntornaI
Revenue for this place gives notice, hat I'M
der that law al licenses issued herarotpta VIII
expire On tbs 3o3n Of this month, and that
apy person who shall continue to do business
after the first day Of May will incur the tall
liability Of the Excise law which prov ids,
thar persons oot complying, ''shal forfeit
penalty Of three times the amount 81 'as
money imposed for the license, 70 be fecov~
cred by summary dascrai1lt Of properly, goods,
and chatteIs.' The collector gives notice, also:
that "the law will be lig!dly intorcod. !"
HEADERS. MILITARY IovEazoa,
Arnr.SnR1A Vi Auri Z 1851.