Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-21
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/ Mr. MALLORY, in concluding his remarks,
said he did not concur in these sentiments,
Nc. CoLFAx stated what he understood
! Mr.. Long to say yesterday.
Mr.. LoNa said he had the manuscript
now before him from which he read lie
prepared his speech four weeks ago. He
had not altered word. .. Irr.f
Mr. CoLrAx did not believe, after the
gentleman had so long deliberated, he had
changed a word. In order that members
should see the printed speech, which will
appear in the Globe Of Monday next, Mr..
Colfax suggested and there was unanimous
consent given, that the consideration of the
pending resolution should be postponed
until Monday pt 2 o'clock Isl tHa
! RESOLUTION TO ExPEL MR.. HARRIS,
+Mr. WAsHBURNE then offered the fol
wnEaxAs, The Hon. Benjamin O. Harris, member
Of the House Of Representatives from the State OF Mary
land has upon this day used the following language, 10
but M yo said you would bring them into ,ubjection
Thauhs not done yet, and ood Almighty grant that II
never may be. hope you will never subjugaie the
southn AND, WHEREAS, such Language is irsssonabie
and gross contempt Of ibis House, therefore be Ii
Resolved, The, the ss'd Bc''jamin O. Harris be eI-
M. WAsnBuRsE demanded the pre-
yious question"
Mr. PENpLEToN tDem., Ohio) raised a
point Of. order, and quoted the rules in sup
port Of his position. nr.,.,''''''.-',- 80
Mr.. WAsHBURNE insisted that he had
distinctly aud specially complied with the
rules. This resolution was Just as much in
order as was that of the gentleman from To-
diana, Mr.. Colfax, for the expulsion of .Mr.
Long. ''I,, ..-... 80.
IN. Cox desired to respond to the gentle
man from Illinois, Mr., Wasbbnrne. ,..'.
Mr. WAsnBCBNE declined to yield the
floor and was loudly called to order from
the opposition side. ,......
M. Cox-I call the member from Illi-
nois, Mr: Washburne, to order.
Mr.. WAsHBUNE-I call the gentleman
from Ohio. M. Cox, to order. ,r
Mr. Cox-l object to the debate except
by consent. 'N 'e' ''N- ,-..'
After other noisy proceedings, the Speak
er pro tenn. declared Mr.. Washburne' 5 reso-
luton to be in order '' 1.. "'
Mr.. Cox moved that the House adjourn.
The motion was voted down.
Mr. ANcoNA Dem, Pa. moved that the
resolution be laid on the table,
The motion was disagreed to by large
vote. .Ss'ssiGTs. 81 81 cs'sasg Tg,s g <s7sssks
The question on the resolution for the ex-
pulse OF MI. Harris was then taken, and
resulted as follows Yeas, 81 Nays, So, as
YEks--Messrs. Alley, Allison. Ames Anderson. Ar.
Besman Blair tMg isoalwe Boyd Boyd spoomaiI, PIs BIo%n
tWeG Val, Ambrose w Clark, Frserna n Clarke Cobb,
briggs, Damon EckIey, Elliott Frank, GareId oG GooeS
Grinnen, Hale. Highly. Hooper Hotchkiss, Hubbard
Ilowrl hubbard tConnl Jeoekes Jnlsp. Ksssoh, Kel-
| Mcbride. McCurg, Mclndoe, Miller IN w Morrill,
Morris IN W Amos Myers, Leonard Myers, Orlh, Pat
HI schenck seohala, SHANNON, smsIsr...' spauidns,
starr rhayer Thomas, Tracy, Epson, Van Valkenbutg
isns Wilder, Wilson, WS'dor, Wooabridss! s''' w
| NAYsAAiessrs James Allen. Ancona Baldwin
M,:hbH b, Bliss Brown Brown WIS., Ghanlsr Clay Cox, crs
Ganson Grider, Harding, Harrington Herrick Holman
H:H' s.sss fssS GSn s"a Msssy sSrse kT9
SSsIess Ss.ss esP fsstsa ss Fs F.ssn Ms. R.
Elijah WAR. .6hilion AsiVGie, Joseph W. whise,
Winfield, Fernando Wood.
There not being the required two-thirds
vote to expel member the resolution was
declared rejected -, II 400
- 'cENsURES OF Mr.. HARRIS.
M. SCHENcK (Un., %. then introduced
Resolved, That nouisrnin a. Harri. a Representative
from the Vth District OF the State OF Mary land hav vg
de.igted TO 'courags the existing Rebellion and the
pnbit enemies OF this atiea is declared 10 be MI un-
worthy member si this House, aud is hereby severely
censured. ~ - i.H sStNN' ~'a '-N - '' u '
Nc. MALLORY unsuccessfully moved an
adjournment Yeas, 2l.y & ~ ..s,.sts ss.B
M ELDRrDGE tDem., Wis moved that
the resolution be laid on the table. This
was decided in the negative-Yeas, 90 |;
Nays, 80 'l' f.''5 . 'h - "NH5' =
Afer further proceedings, the resolution
Of Mr.. Schcnck was adopted-Yeas, 90; /;
Nays, lS--as follows ~
YkAs-Nessrs Alley. Allison, Ames, Anderson. Ar
mold, Ashley Bailey, Baldwin Mass BaxteriBaaman,
Blame, Blar Mol Boutwell,, Boyd, BrooInall, Brown
lWls.l Ambrose w. Clark, Freeman Clarke Cobb Cole
| Cox. Davis MIDI Davis IN. W, Dixen, Donney
briggs. Dumont, Eekley, Elliot, English Frank Gan
sou Garfield Gooch, GFinnel HALE IIarr ngion Highly
lilo man, Hotchkiss, Hubbard (lowal. Hubbard lConn
Jenckus. Julian Kasson, Kelley, Rellegg (Mich.) Kei-
losg(N.Y .Yl Kersn, i.osl Marvin. Nc lister Bride
Il McClurg, Mcndoe, Middleton, Miller IN. W Morrill,
Merris IN. Y J, Amos Myers, Leonard Myers. Nelson
ol~l Ort, Patterson, Pike, Poneroy, Price, Randall
lKy.l Rollins IN. H.l schenck, schofeid, Shannon,
Smhers, Spauding Starr, Steele IN Y Steele IN. ~
'rhayer, Thomas Tracy, Upson, Van Vail enburg
Washburne lIlll Washburne (hIass Webster, Whaley
Williams, Wilder Wilson. Window, Winfield.
Il NAYs-Messrs j. c. Allen, Ancona, Bliss. Chanler
Delinson, Eden. Eldrdge Lane, LeBlond, Miller pal
Morrison Pendleon, Pruyn, Randall pal Ross