Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13

Clerks desk, be dsfsntly exclaimed
thss's all right, say that over again,
what have you got to say about it2' On
this motion for expulsion was in order.
But single Democrat, BayIey, Of Pa,
voted for II, the resolution failing
for want Of 3 two-third vote. General
Schenck instantly moved resolution Of
severe eensure, and the analysis Of. the
vote Of this deserves the widest atten-
ton. TRenty-nine Democrats dodged;
Of these 20 the four States Of Ohio, In
diana, Kentucky and Missouri, furnished
l6. From Ohio 2 Democrats, one III,
aud Noble, we're absent; II we're pres
ent. OF these every one voted against
expulsion. On the question Of eeDsure
but one voted for Little Samuel Cox
-Four voted against it, viz: Blow, Leb-
land, Pendleton and Chiffon A. White
Seven, who few moments before voted
on the question ofexpulsion, now lodged,
viz: Hutchins, Fink, Long, Johnston,
Mckinney, and j. W. White Of Ohio
Five Ohio Unionists were present, and
all voted for expulsion and for eensure
Indiana has seven Democrats; Edgerton
was absent, sick The rest we're all
present and voted against expulsion
On the question Of censure, Holman
and Harrington voted for, and Low
against il, and Cravens, Mellow
ell and Voorhees, lodged Ken
tncky has nine representatives
Clay Smith, Wadsworth aud Yea.
msn we're absent OF those present,
two, Anderson and Randall voted for ex-
.pulsion, and foar, GrIdeF, Harding,
Mallory and Brutas Clay against il; two
voted for eensnre. Anderson aud Ran
dali, aud every man Of the other four,
Grider, Harding, Mallory and Brutus
Clay, lodged Missouri has nine mem
bers Three Of them, BLOW, King aud
Hall were absent or those present,
four-Boyd, MeClung, Load aud Blair
voted for the expulsion, and two, Rollins
and Scott, against. On the eens u-e, the
same four voted il, and Rollins and Scott
dodged. On the same vote, Dawson and
LazeAr, Democrats from Western Penn
sylvanie, lodged. All this dodging, be
il remembered, vas on the vote TO cen.
sure Harris OF Maryland for saying in
debate be hoped the rebel States would
never be subdaed, and be prayed 10 Al
mighty God 10 prevent it. The Demo
Gratis we're deeadfnlly embarrassed by
the sudden spTinging OF the question,
aud wanted il modified or postponed till
they could have time 10 hold a caucus
Sehencks determination 10 press them
to vote did much 10 distract and de-
moralize them, and in sheer ignorance
Of what they ought 10 do, they lodged.
Il had good and marked effect on our
side ia consolidating and bringing men
up to vigorous measured The lead
ing Representatives are urging to-
day that Speaker colfax should accept
last nights action of the House Ia re.
fnsing to expel Harris, but passing a
resolution Of severe censare, ss virtual
Instructions to modify bis resolation
against Long TO correspond wifh that
already passed. This will Ultimately be
done A test vote may first be taken on
the question Of expulsion, for the sake
of getting members en- the record. bat
two-thlrd vote cannot be got for it, and
so vote Of severe censure will finally
be passed. The practice has been here
toiore, that the person so eensured in
stautly resigned aud vent before the peo-
pc Of his district Nobody knows whs,
course Harris and Long will take, bot
thsre are no indications of any notion Of
resigning II is doubtful whether the
question Of Longs case win be acted on
aiter all TO morrow. /, was postponed
ill then In order to get The Globe con
tanning bis speech, that members who
had not heard might read Il; but the
Globe Is away behind with It's reports.
aud Longs speech will not be on until
Tuesday. he will have proof slips,
however, and may insis. on the case 20
ing on If the case comes npto-morr0w,
Mallory, Pendleton sud Seward, and
others are expected to speak in bis de-
tense. They will disavow bis opinions,
but ali win maintain his right TO express
them nndisturbed