, 1864-04-14
wAEHBU3NEsS RESOLUTION TO
ExPEL HARRIS.


cEKsrHE or MI. HARRIS. -.-
Ut. schenck Onion. oh.o) then introduced the
Eeso1fsd, That Benjamin G. Harris. Represen-
,stiye from tho Eth District OF the 6tate Of Mary
land, hsy1ng spoken words this dayin3 debate aan-
;sting r. bellion and tho public enemies Of this
Tn1sn, is declared to be an untooskay neosbeT Of
TIL: Bo1se, and u hereby sercre;y eeIfnTsj.
:sr. Msl1oH unsucceesfnlly moved m adjourn
lit: Eidridee tcopperhead, Tisconsin.} moved
that the resolution be lsid on the table This was
After furthe- proceedings. the resolution OF Mr.
Sctcncl: wss adoptcd-ye2s ", nays IS
Eleven "Democrats voted for the cen
sure, and 20 lodged or skeaaddlcd when the
yote Was taken.
We subjoin the speech of Harris that
caused Mr. Washburne to offer his resolution
Of expulsion
TRrAeoxABIE sFEECu OF Gn- uAnn1s, OF MARY
LAND.
Mr. BAHR1s {cop. MIDI eaid tha: he indorsed
eveg, word that the gentleman from oh1o (ar:
veal OF woe. .You aay that the gentleman tAr.
Lonel meant treason At the very moment that yon
say be VAS sincere and honest He was willing to
20 with mis- friend lr. Long, suywhase on this Is
sue. Could moi man say. when . war is carried
On to exte1minatc q. people, that he would rather
a1D e. 1sh
cosnizing thes ssonthcrn coniedericy, anG for ac-
Sn r. the 1of Se5ns Il sf S nsasa Soped
tornado would come and sweep you from power,
and give it to honest men who have feelings Of
Ss9 he ard as sF @aus SF ss asss aE a
a termination worth cent. He was for peace
+ and Union too. lLaushter.l He was better
We e eannot make 3 peace let us have two Splendid
sssTeRoidef saa s' !! ii sa1ss ssd
Tho is OPP opposed @ slTely a'e % as madmen Dc compas
10 hesr 1t The North had been deceived By stero.
reiary Seward said IT could be put dawn In e1xty
days. Instead cf a 600 men ending 1t, you hare
called for half million soldiers to serve king who
Is the war power The South ask yoa to leave
+. them into rubjection. That is not DONG yet, and
Gcd A1mish'g grant that u neSer may he I h9pe
President proved himself rndt to be iutruste1 with
the none.cd power.
NJ THAcI G Su9 ~ Toss to ask anest,osn, hut
lii. TRAcY desired to know whether within these
balls the gentleman {Mr. HaFTie) conId invoke Al
MIGHTY God 1hat the American arms shall no: pre-
Nj. HAnn,e-1s that point Of order.
called to order iTum The opposition side.
Much confusion nuw prevailed.
afaa n s IN Us or4 as9ys s4s.soa s
"~N - ~@>@~A ~ ~
Renewed c1ies Of .o1de1," @sor1es,T' .Io1dcr," :"
and .sit down"
ds1 Mt: s,,a sJrd 1hat fbc 1angnaGe Of te rnesn
rom uafvland be taEea down It The GEES desk
in accorisnce with The rolc.
lie oljeciIonable sentence vas tzken and reaa
rs follows:
1n11 M sS1 yGn e I'm 3
"hot Gone get and God AlalshtJ grsns That Itne!er
a: soS,bsa s.; n'p' ''A' soA "1't Dee'
Mr. HArE1s Dem. Md said: y tlat ait
ass Hs;;r ss nf ''t4S oa'
NT. WasnBuEsE-I. for one, protest against any
mag u11es1ng sGsa language II tns s.9 aa 1a
oft it. 1- v. '''>'''' 10y ''@~ ~ :"
Grics Of Order rem A the:ua,on . no side. sids ..a,
ysrEisnd III iN1 Harr1s9 nroceeitnS n his IsmarSs.
III. HAEaus resumed his seat, unanimous con.
sent being REQUISITE Tor i,a1 n 70 resume ns a.
narEs ark u N @ opposttion 10 erpeIins man fos words
uttered IN debate. bat.oo.n ~v,s.,a.,,.,
vorld Tcad to he House lie e1act language T Of The
gentleman from OHIO Or. Long,, which had not
ocsn pVSnefs Won present Yesterday
NJ. WooD replied that he was not, bot that b be
hem u + s 81 ans tfhe seateau 1MF BE-