The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-20
Congress onal.

HorsE-April If.-House resumed the consideration
OF the resolution 70 expel Mr.. Long. Mr.. Rogers OPP
posed the resolution Dir Colax to demand the
previous question Mr.. Pendleton said that two or
three gentlemen the Opposition desired to speak
Mr. Coax replied that his heart disposed to accede
to the request but public duty demanded that be should
make the motion On Tuesday Mr.. Eldridge had raised
point of order that Mr.. Broomalls substitute for Mr.
Colfax's resolution declaring Mr. Long an unworthy
member of this House, not in order. The Speak
er pro Mr.. Rollins, \. H.. declared the subst-
tute IN axer. It did not propose censure Mr. Long
for words spoken in debate but for the publication Of
has speech IN New ork showing E to be in favor Of
the recognition Of the Southern Confederacy and aid
ing the traitors in against the Government The
Speaker pro tenn. declared Mr. Broornas substitute
order Mr. Eldridge appealed from the decision of
the chair. The question being taken, the Chair
sustained Yeas IS; NAYS 65 Mr. Cola, said a.
Mr. B-9ornaIlis srbs.it,rt. y,otd .ccnrnrIi.a ST.
object, be would accept it for his oTyn to exel the gen.
teman from Ohio, as it evident sufficient num-
demanded the previous question Mr.. Cox wanted TO
move 10 Law the resolution on the table Mr. DAVIS
gave notice that he should revive the old resolution of
expulsion The question was stated, Shall she main
question be now put Mr.. Cox demanded tie yeas
and nays Mr. Colfar remarked that If delays were
ntendsd he had better proceed with his remarks Mr.
Cox replied that lac and bis friends did de-
lay but they thought question of 50 much import
ance there ought 70 be record Of names. The man
question then ordered, Yeas, IS: NAYS, II. Mr.
toliax tten supported the proposition, which he had
presented IN tire Performance of his duty. He showed
tlat when Mr. Clay was Speaker he came down from
the chair numerous times torepls tn Josiah Quincy,
who had expressed himself sgaisn. the of Isl2 He
answered various gentlemen, containing that Just such
speeches sr- Long melted riots New York and IL
linels, and encouraged the enemy at Richmond and
elsewhere, gafienlag their hearts and strengthening
their hands. The debate was continued bv Mr. Long
AMI Mr. Goifax- until late hour when vote was Ia
ken upon the first resolution. VIZ Tha. the said Al
exan9er Long be and Is hereby declared an unwo-.av
member of this House " This was aiorted-Yeas 81
Nays 10 One Democrat voted " Yea Mr. Bailey If
Pennsy iEana nine Ror4er-Ssate men voted Ma
Those absent or not voting were; Aessrs- J. B. Blair
Blow, BrandsCee, Brooks Freeman Clark Collar Han-
~ Winter Oars. T. I. Da~i. Dyoa Do-nag4r 20
sa-on, Elliott E.gtisa, Fenton Grr.so,1a, Hale O. NJ
Harris, 4. ". Hubbard Hur6ur1 II Bsoa9 Little
john, Loa1 EefFIsser, Ha4IJeeoa. Aoorheaf Scof.If
Spaukiing, .s&es. Tracy. W ErosTH Williams. Ben
HoeI-in all 81 a whom gre is Border State, Ii are
Democrats, and % Republican Tnorists |. MAS
moved that the os1er resolutions be dropped. Mr..
Colfax wIlsIng withdraw thesn, hut Nj Chandler
OF Saw York objected The resolution vas naIlv lad
on TIE table. II 10 The Democrats vating Mar
The preamble then srei 70, IS . So Aisouraed
SExATE-Ar-a I4-Mr- Sherman in the Senate re-
ported frou, the finance Committee h against Gold
Gambling, specifically aesacBai put end % time
sales Contracts for the purchase. sale, loan.
delivery Of grid exchange at snr trns subsequent
the asang as the euat-zes. ssr the ravrYsr. II
differences, ac-, prohstased under penat- . fxse
which be Sl0,ese, and n Imprisonment no. To
ceei year. The bill further fgra4s dealing IN gold
except By Owners in actual Possession Of ssas and
confines Al tra1sSccns and contracts in gold 10 the
ordinary rares Of business Of parties 70 them. under
the same penalties ab--e-