Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-28
arotber Some in the House of Representatives,

Ohio he said
nv, ,,t;on The brazen faced assump-
q ,s,an hara who during the entire war,
lloi, ~ 1880 oIl;onco with these rebels, coming
l - ~ ;o;ninp hands with the apOState
mere now anu JGiI ~ tho avenue who is the
aC Tue oIhel enu ioodnr of 9 counter revo-
ieaoer' the notoll;on aS said awhile
iutlo"' nesa.'s STANDARDIZATION
'sU' pa'S No. olh]ay cot down.
n nn W ~ IIc Itgbo had in the meantime
ro nr fnn,, ,be renorter CODY Of the fore
p po;o ron,arls of Mr. Ashley rose and asked
kGr'g ii Li No vi bc had intended to apply
~, 49, 49,. 49,, w.
'nVie it nLi intended 70 refer to the great
~. chanie;. n,,,oS;t;on-io every man
,rho w. 1,,nosnJ RI thc war. opposed 10 the |
Sn4 was ,o9pos1u enlistmepts, who har
L noeass ,'he ront info secret societies
~ nrnon;zo consniracies in the North
~ o ;utt, ~ u G sun.n
@6S ur W W. 7 desire TO know whether
thot hnra maro MON here WHO were. in secret
alliance with tho enemy during the rebellion
Mr. Ashley 7 an unable to.say from any
nersonal Inowledpe. whether there are any
.uch mon bcrr Rnt. from general reputation,
and frnn ihn votes Of gentlemen who were in
the onnosit;on duripr the war-..'not another
man and. not another oli;ir''-and from
spccches made by gentlemen on that side Of
the Honsc have M doubt that some Ct them
ore hcro and LYvc hccn here during the entire
war; wa,
Mr. Winfield T do not propose to be tiled
on general rcnu,ation. | desire to say for my
self, and, 50 far az I know for my associates on
| this floor, Of ,ay own school Of politics, rlla.
| the insnuation that we are or ever have been
in alliance with the rebels is utterly untrue;
and, if Intended to apply TO us, it is basc and
| uninuuJcd SANDER.
Mr.. Hunter And | say that, 80 far, As
mi concerned, tits a base lie.
TLc Sneaker Dro tenn. tMr. Upson in The
chair called Tic gentleman from New York to
order
The Sneaker then resumed the chair, and
Mfr, lin cyccnl(d to the language used by
Mr. Hunter.
The Speaker. Those words arc out OF order.
MIR. Randall, ul PENNSYLVANIA. Nevertheless
truc.
The Sneaker. The gentleman from Penn
svlyania is ont Of order in ntcrposing that
| rcmork
Mr. KELLEY took cyccnlion TO the remark Of
Mr. Randall, surprising it, however, to have
been made by Mr. Hunter.
Mr. Randall. Of PENNSYLVANIA. | made The
remark, and If my colleague wishes to near 1t
again. will repeat 1t.
Mr.. Hill submitted the following resolution:
Resolrcd, That { he gent! cman from Nc"
York, mr. Hunter III HeciatlhT Curing uco'tI
in the House, in reference to the assertion OF
the gentleman from One, Ar. Ashley, say
that SO far as am conccrncl 1t IS Il base lie,
has transgrcSScd the ruIcs OF tins body, ana
that he be ccnsurcd Tor the same by the
| Speaker
Mr. Ancona, after some discussion, moved
TO lay the resolution on the table. NeSatlvcd
yeas %, nays IS.
Mr. Lac Blond SAID that the gentleman from
Pennsylvania olr; oIeVcnsJ ana ms colleague
Mr. bingham had frequently curing inc
present session, lnuuIged IN REMARKS "il'ch II
would disgrace any community 10 listen TO-
Mr.; Stevens called MT. lie Dlond To- ,oiucl,
| and tbe SDco knr rulpI that tho remarks were